Videos tagged with Three Gun Competition

This video details a critical shotgun malfunction experienced by Lena Miculek at a World Shoot competition. It highlights the consequences of aggressive malfunction clearing techniques and the importance of understanding firearm mechanics under pressure. The narrative emphasizes resilience and the competitive spirit, even in the face of significant equipment failure.

This review covers the Tokarev TT12, a budget-friendly 12-gauge semi-automatic shotgun with an AR10-style form factor. The reviewer highlights its affordable price point (under $300 wholesale, $400 MSRP) and notes its functional similarity to other Turkish shotguns. Key features include Ambi controls, an M-LOK handguard, and a polymer lower. The shotgun demonstrated reliable cycling with various ammunition types, including birdshot, buckshot, and slugs, achieving a 4-inch group at 50 yards with slugs. While the optic rail required some persuasion due to being out of spec, the overall handling and ergonomics were praised, making it a compelling option for its price.

The TTI JW4 Dracarys Gen12 shotgun, developed in collaboration with Genesis Arms and Taran Tactical Innovations, is designed for high-performance competition, particularly in three-gun events. Key innovations include a mid-barrel compensator and chokes to manage recoil, a reciprocating barrel system for enhanced reliability without a gas system, and significant weight reduction for improved handling and target transitions. The design aims to keep the optic on target after firing, allowing for faster follow-up shots.

This video differentiates between competition shooting and combat scenarios, highlighting that while related, they are fundamentally different. Competition focuses on speed and accuracy under timed pressure with no real threat, whereas combat involves constant vigilance, psychological stress, and unpredictable threats with no rules or time-outs. The speaker emphasizes that combat experience profoundly impacts a person's mindset and survival instincts in ways competition cannot replicate, and that true survivability encompasses a broader range of skills beyond just firearms proficiency.

This review of the Panzer AR-12 Pro semi-automatic shotgun highlights its two variants: one focused on style with a suppressor-like barrel shroud, and another offering more M-LOK real estate for accessories. Both models feature 18.5-inch barrels, flip-up sights, included vertical foregrips, QD sling mounts, a beefed-up charging handle, and ambidextrous controls, including a paddle-style magazine release. The action is noted for its smoothness.

This video details a 'Pawn Shop 3 Gun Challenge' where participants compete using firearms acquired from pawn shops. The challenge includes stages for pistol, shotgun, and rifle, with points awarded for each stage. The competition highlights practical application of various firearms and ammunition types in a timed, multi-discipline format.

This video compares pump-action and semi-automatic shotguns, highlighting their mechanical differences, operational advantages, and disadvantages. Pump actions are noted for their simplicity, reliability with various shell types, and lower cost, while semi-automatics offer faster follow-up shots. The instructor emphasizes that while semi-automatics can be faster, skilled shooters can achieve impressive speeds with pump actions, and the choice often comes down to user preference, intended application, and budget.

This video pits several semi-automatic shotguns against each other in a speed shooting competition to determine the "world's fastest shooting shotgun." Professional shooter Kenzie and "Fast Finger Freddy" Jason compete, moderated by Kyle. The competition focuses on total time to fire five rounds, with split times also analyzed. The Genesis Arms Gen 12 ultimately achieves the fastest time.

This review of the Black Aces Tactical S2 Prophecy 12 gauge semi-automatic shotgun highlights its potential as a budget-friendly Benelli M2 clone. The presenter, new to dedicated shotgun reviews, notes a smooth action, a decent trigger that can be outrun with light loads, and manageable recoil, especially with heavier 3-inch shells. The shotgun is compatible with Benelli M4 parts and comes with multiple chokes, offering good value for its price point.

This "Rifle Roundup" episode features the Primary Weapon Systems (PWS) MK114, an AR-15 platform utilizing a gas piston operating system for cleaner operation and reduced gas blowback. The review highlights the rifle's ambidextrous controls and discusses the benefits of piston systems over traditional direct impingement. It also showcases the Burris RT6 Tactical Kit, a combination of a 1-6x low power variable optic (LPVO) with a throw lever and a Fast Fire Red Dot, ideal for versatile shooting applications like three-gun competition.

This video reviews several firearms, including the SIG Sauer P226 X5, P320 Spectre Comp, P320 DH3, and the SIG Spear rifle. It also features the Springfield Armory Saint Edge and Springfield Prodigy. The reviewers discuss trigger feel, recoil impulse, accuracy, and specific features like integrated compensators and optic cuts, offering insights for potential buyers and firearm enthusiasts.

The High Desert Brutality 2023 match features extended target distances up to 1000 yards, with an optional Designated Marksman Rifle (DMR) for engaging bonus targets beyond 500 yards. The DMR is defined as a secondary rifle, not subject to equipment restrictions like magnification or bipods, and is used exclusively for bonus targets. Standard rifle targets will be closer, typically between 50 and 500 yards, with most clustered between 100-300 yards. The event emphasizes a desert-like environment with natural terrain and themed stages.