Videos tagged with Pre-1898 Firearms

This video introduces the "Dead Eye" division of Cowboy Brutality matches, which focuses on pre-1898 manually operated firearms. The content provides tips and guidance for preparing to compete in this historical shooting discipline. It encourages viewers to learn more and participate in upcoming events by directing them to the Brutality Matches website. The video is supported by viewer contributions via Patreon.

This YouTube video focuses on the "Dead Eye" division at Brutalitymatches.org, which features firearms and gear manufactured before 1898. The title highlights classic firearms like the 1887 Lever Shotgun, Schofield Revolver, and 1873 Winchester Rifle. The description emphasizes that this division is considered "the future of cowboy action shooting," suggesting a blend of historical firearms and modern competitive shooting practices.

This video introduces "Dead Eye," a new division for Brutality matches that aims to revitalize cowboy action shooting. Unlike the current formulaic approach, Dead Eye focuses on historical firearms produced before 1898, removing fashion and caliber restrictions. Participants can compete with a single firearm (rifle, pistol, or shotgun) or a combination, encouraging strategic use of their chosen firepower. The segment highlights Dead Eye as the future of cowboy action shooting, inviting viewers to join.

Former CIA officer Jason Hanson advises blending in with society to avoid government scrutiny, suggesting a 'Clark Kent' approach to preparedness. He advocates for maintaining a normal digital and financial footprint while secretly preparing a 'Plan B' with cached resources. For firearms, he proposes a dual strategy: owning registered 'throw-away guns' and discreetly storing 'off-the-books' firearms, such as those built from 80% lower receivers or pre-1898 antiques.