Videos tagged with Shooting Disciplines

This guide outlines the primary methods for beginners to start target rifle shooting in the UK. It emphasizes joining a local rifle club as the most accessible route, detailing the observation and probationary membership process required for firearms licensing. The video also breaks down popular rifle disciplines like rimfire (prone, bench rest, lightweight sports rifle) and gallery rifle, offering insights into their characteristics and suitability for newcomers.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Rock Lake Rifle Range, a comprehensive facility catering to various shooting disciplines. The range features extensive long-range capabilities with steel targets up to 1,700 yards, a covered shooting bay, a shooting tower, and PRS-style structures. For short-range enthusiasts, numerous bays equipped with steel targets for pistol work are available, including interconnected bays allowing for dynamic movement. The description also highlights that the range hosts classes, including those by Sawtooth Rifles, and PRS matches, encouraging visitors from outside the North Eastern Washington area.

This video introduces a special shotgun and pistol event organized by 2G-ACM. The event aims to address the perceived disdain for shotguns in modern practical shooting disciplines, highlighting the shotgun as a practical and valuable long arm. The organizers critique the "gamey" nature of some disciplines and their focus on impractical reloading gimmicks. This match is divided into four videos to provide detailed insights into stage rationale, scoring, and individual firearm performance, emphasizing the shotgun's utility.

This video covers the 2015 NRA World Shooting Championship held at the Peacemaker National Training Center. The event featured over 150 competitors participating in 12 shooting disciplines over three days. The competition offered a significant prize pool of $250,000 in cash and prizes, with one participant ultimately being crowned the "World Shooting Champion."

This episode previews the Trijicon World Shooting Championship, a unique competition where participants use provided firearms. The event aims to identify the world's greatest overall shooter by equally weighting 12 different shooting disciplines. Competitors noted the challenging nature of the stages and the significant prize pool, encouraging junior shooters to participate.