Videos tagged with Two Gun Action Challenge Match

This April 2022 Q&A session from InRangeTV covers a wide range of firearms-related topics. Key discussions include practical advice on transporting firearms for competitions, the market viability of 10mm PCCs, and the advantages of suppressed subsonic rifles over crossbows. The host also delves into historical firearms like break-top revolvers and the M1 Garand's clip system, alongside modern firearm maintenance and tactical considerations like gas blowback mitigation and the effectiveness of Zap Carry. The session emphasizes the importance of community and safety in shooting sports and touches upon the challenges of expanding match formats.

For newcomers to competitive shooting, the recommended path is to start with simpler matches like Steel Challenge or local pistol club events. This allows for gradual familiarization with essential safety protocols, match procedures, and the overall culture of competitive shooting without being overwhelmed. Jumping directly into advanced or physically demanding matches is discouraged, as it can hinder a beginner's ability to identify and improve specific skills.

This video covers Stage 8, the 'Kasarda Drill (Hard Mode),' from the Desert Brutality 2019 competition. The description highlights Desert Brutality and Finnish Brutality as ambitious, physical, and demanding Two Gun Action Challenge Matches (2g-ACM). The content promises a variety of stages, gear discussions, and sponsor interactions, emphasizing the challenging nature of the event for both participants and their equipment. The channel is viewer-supported via Patreon.

This video covers Stage 7 of the Desert Brutality 2019 competition, described as a "2g-ACM (Two Gun Action Challenge Match)" that is ambitious, physical, and difficult. The competition is highlighted as a major event, along with Finnish Brutality. The description indicates that viewers can expect to see various stages, discussions about gear, and sponsor content. The channel, InRangeTV, relies on viewer support through Patreon.

This video from Desert Brutality 2019 showcases Stage 4, titled 'Asset Management', of the Two Gun Action Challenge Match (2g-ACM). The description highlights Desert Brutality and Finnish Brutality as ambitious, physical, and difficult competitions designed to challenge both shooters and their equipment. Viewers can expect more content including stage breakdowns, gear discussions, sponsor conversations, and general enjoyment from the InRangeTV channel, which is viewer-supported.

This video features an expert-level optics comparison between the Trijicon 1-4x Accupoint and the Vortex Viper 1-6x PST, conducted by InRangeTV hosts Ian McCollum and Karl Kasarda. The test involves practical shooting stages designed to evaluate performance in various scenarios, including long-range engagements and support-side shooting, highlighting the practical application of different optic features.

This Q&A session from InRangeTV covers a range of firearms-related topics, including the potential impact of a 7.62x51mm service rifle on the Stoner project, the viability of the AK-74 as an AR-15 alternative, and the design considerations for bullpup firearms. It also delves into competitive shooting, discussing the inclusion of revolvers in matches and the challenges of incorporating malfunctions. The discussion extends to US gun laws, particularly NFA regulations, and the importance of firearms safety education. Finally, it touches upon the fundamental principles of marksmanship and the reasons behind poor shooting skills.

This video details Stage 1 of a Two Gun Action Challenge Match, featuring the IWI X95 Tavor and the WWSD 2017 Beta DMR. Expert instruction from InRangeTV covers the stage rules, target engagement, and penalty assessment, highlighting practical application of competitive shooting techniques. The segment provides insights into rifle performance and shooter strategy in a timed event.

This video details Stage 4 of a Two Gun Action Challenge Match, focusing on a drill involving pistol plate rack neutralization followed by rifle engagement of a 'Spinner of Doom' target from a prone position on a barricade. The segment also includes discussions on the challenges of shooting in adverse lighting conditions, the advantages of AR-15 aperture sights over AK-74 notch sights, the importance of proper firearm zeroing, and the physical demands of wearing body armor during competition. The conclusion compares the AR-15 and AK-74 platforms, highlighting their respective strengths and weaknesses, particularly concerning malfunction clearance and the impact of modern sighting systems.

This video details Stage 1 of the Two Gun Action Challenge Match, focusing on medium-range displacements with an M4 and AK74. The stage involves engaging multiple steel targets from various positions within a 90-second par time. The discussion highlights the ergonomic advantages of the M4, the reliability of the AK74, and the tactical benefit of follow-up shots due to low recoil in modern rifle cartridges like 5.56mm and 5.45x39mm.