Videos tagged with Running Gun

This video details the experience at the 17 South Run & Gun competition, highlighting the challenges of brutal rain and swampy terrain. The presenter shares lessons learned regarding gear preparation, managing firearm malfunctions due to mud and water, and the importance of adaptability in adverse conditions. Despite significant equipment issues, the focus remains on perseverance and continuous improvement in competitive shooting.

This Q&A session covers a range of topics from firearms and gear to personal goals and life philosophy. The speaker discusses the viability of 6mm ARC versus 5.56 NATO for competition, highlighting cost and availability as key factors. He also touches on favorite gear, upcoming training classes, and his personal reflections on goal setting and priorities, emphasizing people over material possessions. The discussion includes insights into specific firearm components like barrels and optics, as well as personal reflections on faith and family.

This Q&A session from InRangeTV covers advice for new competitors in two-gun matches, emphasizing practical gear choices and avoiding common mistakes. The instructor highlights the importance of a secure handgun holster, sufficient ammunition capacity, and a reliable semi-automatic carbine and handgun. Key advice includes prioritizing practice over winning, listening to range officers, and maintaining a fun-oriented mindset to encourage continued participation.

The Soldier Boy Drill is a demanding tactical carbine training exercise designed to test a shooter's preparedness and proficiency under physical and environmental stress. Participants are unexpectedly summoned and must quickly assemble gear, engage in cardio, and execute shooting tasks in challenging conditions, including low light and cold weather. The drill emphasizes the importance of physical fitness, weapon system familiarity, and adaptability in dynamic shooting scenarios.

This video demonstrates a running gun drill, highlighting the performance of a Spectre-branded PCC (Pistol Caliber Carbine). The instructor showcases the effectiveness of the platform in dynamic shooting scenarios, including magazine changes and target engagement while moving. The content also touches on the perceived reliability of Glocks versus other firearms and features humorous commentary.