Videos tagged with Subgun Match

This video details the ticket structure, event schedule, and purchasing process for Clash Bash, a firearms competition event. It covers various ticket types including General Admission, Competition (Rifle and Subgun), Camping, and RV parking, emphasizing early access for pre-registered attendees. The event features a Wild West theme, with detailed information on match structure, after-dark activities, and vendor participation.

Lethal Weapons Texas 2024 was a retro firearm-only shooting competition held at The Ranch Texas Club in Eagle Lake. The event celebrated retro firearms culture with themed stages, costumes, and a focus on historical firearms. It featured both subgun and rifle caliber matches, attracting participants who enjoyed immersing themselves in the retro theme.

This video details the preparation and firearm selection process for the 'Lethal Weapons' competition, a match celebrating 80s and 90s firearms. The presenter, returning to competition after 15 years, evaluates several iconic firearms like the MP5K PDW, P90, Colt 635, M1 Carbine, and H&K UMP through various drills. Key considerations include hydration, food choices, and the impact of iron sights versus optics on performance. The MP5K PDW is ultimately chosen due to its performance and adherence to match rules, specifically its classification within the PCC division.

This livestream details the 'Lethal Weapons' retro firearms competition, focusing on registration, divisions, firearm rules, and match schedule. The event emphasizes fun and community, encouraging participants to use classic firearms from the 80s and 90s. Key information includes the split between subgun and rifle matches, division categories based on caliber and optics, and specific AR-15 requirements like carry handles and fixed front sights. The organizers highlight the importance of the 'larping' culture and the unique, prop-heavy stage designs.

Lethal Weapons TX 2024 is a large-scale retro firearm shooting competition in the US, focusing on firearms from the Cold War, Vietnam, WWII, and earlier eras. The event features two main competitions: the Subgun Match and the Retro Rifle Match, each with multiple divisions catering to different firearm types and optic configurations. Participants are encouraged to dress period-correct, and firearms are subject to a silhouette test to ensure they match their factory configuration pre-1986. Magazine capacity restrictions are lifted for 2024, and aftermarket muzzle brakes are prohibited, though suppressors are allowed.