Videos tagged with Port Arms

The British Shooting Show 2025 featured a wide array of firearms, ammunition, and accessories. Key highlights included Benelli's Advanced Impact barrels for improved steel shot performance, Zoli's innovative 410 bore shotgun built on a 20-gauge action, and Browning's 100th-anniversary 825 Pro Sport over-and-under. The show also showcased advancements in thermal optics with Pulsar's Falcon 2.0 and new shotgun trap technology from Port Arms.

This video from Magpul demonstrates efficient techniques for rapidly acquiring a target from common ready positions like low ready and port arms. The core principle is minimizing unnecessary movement by bringing the firearm to the eye rather than the eye to the firearm, and using the muzzle as an index point. These methods are crucial for achieving quick first-shot hits.

This video demonstrates a 'One Take Wednesday' episode focused on establishing a shooter's baseline performance at the start of a new year. Three drills are performed cold (without warm-up): a draw to an A-zone hit at 10 yards, a two-shot reload-two drill at 10 yards, and a rifle headbox snap-up drill. The instructor emphasizes tracking progress and identifying areas for improvement.

This guide, presented by Mark Hes of Team FNHUSA, details a technique to significantly improve shotgun stage start times in 3-Gun competitions. It emphasizes pre-aligning the shotgun's muzzle towards the target while in the 'Port Arms' position, thereby reducing post-buzzer adjustments and enabling a faster, more confident first shot. The core principle is to maximize efficiency by setting up the body and firearm before the start signal.

This video explains the correct technique for 'Cowboy Port Arms' in Cowboy Action Shooting, clarifying common misconceptions. The instructor emphasizes that the butt of the gun must be at waist level and the muzzle at least shoulder level, without requiring contact with the belt. The focus is on a quick, efficient motion to bring the firearm to bear on the target.