Videos tagged with Two Gun Matches

This Q&A session covers a range of topics from firearms and gear to personal goals and life philosophy. The speaker discusses the viability of 6mm ARC versus 5.56 NATO for competition, highlighting cost and availability as key factors. He also touches on favorite gear, upcoming training classes, and his personal reflections on goal setting and priorities, emphasizing people over material possessions. The discussion includes insights into specific firearm components like barrels and optics, as well as personal reflections on faith and family.

This review covers the Vortex Sparc Solar red dot sight, highlighting its solar assist feature for extended battery life and its Aimpoint Micro mounting pattern. The presenters discuss its 2 MOA dot and 1 MOA adjustments, noting its suitability for dynamic shooting applications like two-gun matches and its competitive positioning against brands like Holosun. The MSRP is $399.95, with street prices significantly lower.

This video details several speed-focused drills for the AR-15 platform, emphasizing the importance of rapid, accurate fire in modern shooting scenarios. The '2x2x2' drill, performed at 5 yards, requires two hits on each of three targets as quickly as possible, with a penalty of zero for any missed shots. The 'Half and Half' drill involves firing 10 rounds at three separate targets consecutively, aiming for speed while maintaining accuracy and ensuring the bolt locks open on an empty magazine. The 'One to Five' drill progressively increases the number of rounds fired at different targets (1, 2, 3, 4, 5), breaking the habit of always firing two shots. The instructors highlight that consistent practice and tracking performance with a timer are crucial for improvement.

This Q&A session from InRangeTV covers historical firearms doctrine regarding long-range zeros on WWI rifles, the utility of pistol caliber carbines for home defense and training, AR-15 barrel profiles, the design limitations of lever-action rifles with Spitzer bullets, the dominance of the Maxim machine gun, the operational differences between open and closed bolt SMGs, and the importance of marksmanship training through disciplines like High Power. The discussion also touches on firearms maintenance and the practicalities of running shooting competitions.