Videos tagged with Reloading Practice

This video focuses on the effective use of dry fire targets for firearm training. It provides instruction and guidance on how to utilize these targets to improve shooting skills without live ammunition. The content is geared towards shooters looking to enhance their marksmanship and practice techniques in a safe and accessible manner.

This video demonstrates a critical firearm training technique using blue dummy rounds in an ETS Group clear magazine. The instructor, Johnny Q, shows how to integrate dummy rounds with live ammunition to practice malfunction drills like 'tap, rack, bang' and reload procedures. This method is essential for building muscle memory and proficiency under simulated stress, as shown with a Canik handgun.

This YouTube video, "Century Arms VSKA ak47 in slow motion at the range part 2," showcases the Century Arms VSKA AK-47 rifle being fired in slow motion. The creator acknowledges their difficulty with reloading the firearm and expresses a need for more practice in that specific skill. The video appears to be a brief range session focused on the visual aspect of the rifle's operation.

This video features range time with a Ruger PC Carbine and a Ruger EC9S. The content includes practice with reloading and testing ammunition from Belom (124 grain round nose) and Wolf (115 grain bimetal). The uploader notes a preference for the Belom ammunition in the rifle, mentioning it had cycling issues in a S&W SD9VE, which they suspect is a finicky firearm. The Wolf ammunition experienced a couple of minor issues but was generally reliable.

This video details practice for the Finnish Brutality 2-gun competition, featuring a Finnish M39 Mosin-Nagant and a TT33 Tokarev pistol. The practice involved physically demanding stages like carrying kettlebells while shooting from various positions and performing drills like the Kasarda. The M39's superior sights and trigger were noted compared to other Mosin variants, and the TT33 proved reliable despite its lack of a safety.