Videos tagged with Pros vs Joes

This video showcases a 'Pros vs. Joes' shooting competition at Canik Con 2024, where a professional shooter, Ian Harrison, sets a time on a steel target course. A randomly selected participant, Shelby, then attempts to beat that time. The competition utilizes smart target attachments that register hits via vibration, feeding data to a tablet via the Trigger Interactive app. The event highlights the CANiK TTI Combat 9mm pistol as the prize.

This video from CANCON Arizona 2024 pits a randomly selected "regular Joe" against a seasoned "Recoil Pro" in a shooting competition. The video promises to showcase the firearms and suppressors used, and the intense action as the amateur faces the pressure. It's aimed at fans of firearms, suppressors, and shooting sports, highlighting the excitement of competitive shooting and the challenge of performing under pressure.

This video features a "Pros vs. Joes" challenge comparing a Ruger PC Carbine in 9mm against a Walther Q5 Match Steel Frame pistol in a rapid course of fire using Revolution Targets. Police Officer and Firearm Instructor Chris Cerino faces off against "Joe" Nathan Wilt, a Guns & Ammo TV cameraman. Despite the carbine's perceived advantage, the outcome highlights the greater importance of attitude and experience over the firearm itself, offering valuable lessons to both participants.

This "Pros vs. Joes" episode features a head-to-head competition between Guns & Ammo TV Producer Darin Narlock and USPSA Grand Master Jim Tarr using the Revolution Targets Portable Dueling Tree. Narlock uses a Walther Q5 Match Steel Frame in 9mm with a red dot, while Tarr uses a Kimber EVO SP. Despite a perceived disadvantage in his firearm, Tarr's experience and mastery of red dot sights are highlighted as he quickly acquires targets. The video promises insights into red dot sight acquisition techniques and shooting speed.

This video features a "Pros vs. Joes" challenge between Guns & Ammo TV cameraman Christian Hoffman and former Special Operations Officer Tom Beckstrand. They compete at Revolution Targets headquarters, using Revolution Targets Heavy Duty Multi Targets. The objective is to be the first to make two heavy targets spin. Hoffman uses a Stoeger STR-9, while Beckstrand wields a Smith & Wesson M&P9 M2.0. The unexpected outcome of this pistol-based challenge is highlighted.