Desert 2-Gun: 108 Fahrenheit With a WWSD Commando

Published on August 13, 2022
Duration: 8:34

This guide details strategies for a desert 2-Gun competition, drawing from Ian McCollum's experience. It covers stage-specific tactics for plate racks, kettlebell drills, and spinner targets, emphasizing equipment management, environmental adaptation to extreme heat, and mental focus. Instruction is provided by a recognized expert in firearms history and competitive shooting.

Quick Summary

Ian McCollum competed in a high-heat desert 2-Gun match using a WWSD Commando rifle and Arex Delta Gen 2 pistol. He finished 3rd overall and 3rd in the Armored division, despite challenges from extreme temperatures and specific stage difficulties like spinner targets.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Gear Overview
  2. 01:12Stage 1: Plate Rack
  3. 03:26Stage 2: Kasarda Drill
  4. 05:19Stage 3: Spinner
  5. 06:54Conclusion and Final Results

Frequently Asked Questions

What gear did Ian McCollum use in the desert 2-Gun match?

Ian McCollum competed with a WWSD Commando rifle (KE Arms KP15, 10.5" Faxon barrel, B&T suppressor) and an Arex Delta Gen 2 pistol (9mm, Holosun 509). He also wore a Beez Combat Systems plate carrier with 20lb steel training plates.

How did Ian McCollum perform in the desert 2-Gun competition?

Ian McCollum finished 3rd overall out of 47 competitors and 3rd in the Armored division. He achieved 2nd place finishes in the Plate Rack and Kasarda Drill stages, but placed 16th in the Spinner stage.

What challenges were faced during the desert 2-Gun match?

The primary challenges included extreme heat (108-110°F), the physical demands of rapid movement between rifle and pistol targets, and specific stage difficulties like engaging spinner targets efficiently.

What rifle and pistol were featured in the video?

The video prominently features the WWSD Commando rifle, known for its KP15 polymer lower and lightweight construction, and the Arex Delta Gen 2 semi-automatic pistol, often equipped with a Holosun optic.

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