Videos tagged with Tucson Arizona

This video demonstrates the installation of the Timney AK drop-in trigger at Diamondback Shooting Sports in Tucson, Arizona. The trigger is a single-stage, 3.5 lb, non-adjustable unit designed as a fully contained cassette. After installation and approximately 100-150 rounds, the reviewer noted a clean, crisp break with minimal take-up, comparing it to triggers found on 1911s and AR-15s, and found it performed without issues.

This discussion between Ben Stoeger and Joel Park highlights the importance of practical experience over theoretical discussion in firearms training. They emphasize that many concepts, like occlusion or specific aiming schemes, are best understood through hands-on drills rather than prolonged explanation. The conversation also touches on the value of group learning environments, the challenges of self-perception in shooting, and the effectiveness of video analysis for identifying unconscious habits. Upcoming training courses in Arizona are also announced.

This video showcases a comedian taking a significant risk by performing a brand new joke, written that same day, to open a sold-out show at Laffs Comedy Cafe in Tucson, Arizona. The comedian acknowledges the unpredictable nature of trying out fresh material live. Despite the inherent risk, the attempt proved successful. The description also promotes the comedian's podcast, 'Standard Capacity,' available on Spotify and iTunes, and encourages following it on Instagram.

This video documents a 2-Gun Action Challenge match at Puma Pistol Range in Arizona, featuring the Leader T2 rifle and a Ballester Molina pistol. The shooter provides insights into the performance of both firearms, noting the Leader T2's surprisingly good performance despite its budget nature, and the Ballester Molina's reliability. Challenges encountered included a sling issue and a failure to feed due to improper magazine seating. The video highlights a potential sight confusion issue with the Leader T2's carry handle design and a minor mechanical issue with an E-clip on the fire control pins.