Are You Ready for the Guns Out Range Day Challenge

Published on July 31, 2023
Duration: 10:05

This video details the 'Guns Out Range Day Challenge,' a firearms competition designed for both speed and accuracy. Hosted by John Keyes and Sher Michael Singleton, the challenge offers two modes: a 'Pro Run' focused on time with penalties for misses, and a 'Fun Run' emphasizing score with deductions for inaccuracies. The challenge features three distinct targets: 'Aim Small, Miss Small' for precision, 'Protect This House' for tactical self-defense decision-making, and the 'Kill Bill Drill' for speed and accuracy under pressure, with bonus opportunities for exceptional marksmanship.

Quick Summary

The Guns Out Range Day Challenge offers two competitive modes: the 'Pro Run' for speed with time penalties for misses, and the 'Fun Run' for score with point deductions for inaccuracies. It features three distinct targets: 'Aim Small, Miss Small' for precision, 'Protect This House' for tactical self-defense scenarios, and the 'Kill Bill Drill' for speed shooting.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to the Challenge
  2. 00:52Challenge Rules: Pro Run vs. Fun Run
  3. 01:41Target 1: Aim Small, Miss Small
  4. 02:17Target 2: Protect This House Scenario
  5. 03:00Target 3: The Kill Bill Drill
  6. 03:37Kill Bill Drill Bonus Targets
  7. 04:20Strategy and Importance of Bonus Shots
  8. 04:57Shooting the Challenge: Candid Reactions
  9. 05:40Challenge Recap and Prizes

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I compete in the Guns Out Range Day Challenge?

You can compete in the Guns Out Range Day Challenge in two ways: the 'Pro Run' for the fastest time with penalties for misses, or the 'Fun Run' for the highest score, where misses deduct points. Both modes offer separate leaderboards and prizes.

What are the targets for the Guns Out Range Day Challenge?

The challenge features three targets: 'Aim Small, Miss Small' for precision bullseye shooting, 'Protect This House' for tactical self-defense decision-making, and the 'Kill Bill Drill' for speed and accuracy on a C-zone target, with optional bonus shots.

Are there penalties for missing targets in the Guns Out Range Day Challenge?

Yes, penalties apply. In the 'Pro Run' (time-based), missing a bullseye or hitting white paper adds time. In the 'Fun Run' (score-based), misses deduct points. The 'Kill Bill Drill' also has penalties for shots off the paper.

Is the Guns Out Range Day Challenge suitable for beginners?

Yes, the challenge is designed to be accessible. The 'Fun Run' (score-based) allows participants to take their time and focus on accuracy, making it suitable for novice shooters who may not be focused on speed.

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