Videos tagged with Trooper Division

This expert evaluation by Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons assesses the B&T USW-320 chassis for the SIG P320 at Desert Brutality 2022. The analysis covers its performance in competitive scenarios, including long-range accuracy challenges, reliability issues with environmental contaminants, and its advantages in stability for precision shooting. McCollum concludes the USW-320 is a specialized tool, enhancing pistol capabilities for specific roles where a carbine is impractical but improved accuracy is needed.

This video provides a rundown of the Desert Brutality 2022 shooting competition, highlighting its fun atmosphere and diverse divisions. The creator details his experience competing in the Assault Rifle Irons division with a Q LLC MiniFix in 6.8 SPC II, equipped with Scalarworks PEAK iron sights. The description also mentions the challenging Trooper and Armored +P divisions, emphasizing the tactical gear and physical demands. Links to the creator's website for more videos, products, and loadout details are provided.

This video covers Stage 1 of the High Desert 3-Gun 2019 competition, focusing on the 'Trooper Division' which requires competitors to carry all their ammunition and gear. The stage features a Humvee as a central element with various steel and paper targets at distances ranging from 100 to 250 yards, plus a bonus 660-yard target. Experienced shooters discuss strategies like engaging long-range rifle targets first to manage heart rate and accuracy, followed by PCC and shotgun engagements. The segment also highlights the importance of stage planning and adapting to unexpected equipment failures.

This video announces the 2017 Independence Day AZ Rifle Match, a competitive shooting event. It highlights that the match is sponsored by KE Arms and hosted at Cowtown Range in Peoria, AZ, with support from Independence Training and Az2Gun. The announcement specifies the recognized divisions: Limited, Tac Scope, Open, Heavy, and Trooper. This event is a key gathering for rifle shooting enthusiasts in Arizona.

This video delves into the origins and evolution of 3 Gun competition, with a particular focus on the Trooper division, conceptualized by Russell Fagan. Trooper division emphasizes a logistical challenge, requiring competitors to carry all their ammunition and gear for the entire match on their person, simulating a more realistic patrol or deployment scenario. The discussion highlights how this division encourages a different mindset and gear selection compared to traditional or open divisions, focusing on self-sufficiency and the physical demands of carrying equipment over extended periods and distances.

This video covers the fifth and final stage of the AZ Independence Day Match 2016. This stage was designed to be a 'Mind Game,' challenging shooters to determine the optimal number of rounds needed to neutralize 10 plates at 100 yards, with significant penalties for any remaining. The match itself is a tradition in Arizona, celebrating events like Independence Day, and this year was held at the Cowtown facility. The description highlights the 'Trooper' division where participants carry all their gear and ammunition for the entire match. The event also served as a fundraiser for the Phoenix Children's Hospital, raising over $1000. Several sponsors are mentioned, and viewers are encouraged to support them and InRangeTV on Patreon.

This video covers stage 4 of the AZ 2016 Independence Day Match, featuring a challenging 400-yard rifle shot in a canyon. The shooter utilizes a Century Arms C308 G3/CETME with a VOMZ scope in the "Trooper" division, which requires carrying all gear and ammo for the entire match. The event, held at Cowtown, also served as a fundraiser for Phoenix Children's Hospital, raising over $1000. The description highlights the tradition of rifle matches celebrating Arizona events and mentions several sponsors and the Patreon page for InRangeTV.

This video showcases Stage 2 of the AZ 2016 Independence Day Rifle Match, held at the Cowtown facility. The match serves as a tradition to celebrate specific events in Arizona and also acts as a fundraiser for the Phoenix Children's Hospital, raising over $1000. Karl competed in the "Trooper" division using a Century Arms C308 G3/CETME with a VOMZ scope. The Trooper division requires participants to carry all their gear and ammunition throughout the entire match. Several sponsors are acknowledged for their support of the match and its charitable cause.

This video documents the AZ Independence Day Rifle Match from 2016, highlighting Stage 1 and providing an introduction to the event. The match, a tradition in Arizona to celebrate occasions like Independence Day, was held at the Cowtown facility. The "Trooper" division featured Karl using a Century Arms C308 G3/CETME with a VOMZ scope, emphasizing the challenge of carrying all required gear and ammunition throughout the match. The event also served as a fundraiser for Phoenix Children's Hospital, raising over $1000. Sponsors, including KE ARMS, We Plead the 2nd, and The Tactical Medic, are recognized.