Egyptian 2-Gun: Rasheed and Browning High Power

Published on October 7, 2023
Duration: 9:56

This guide outlines a 2-gun competition scenario featuring the Egyptian Rasheed carbine and Browning High Power pistol, as demonstrated by firearms expert Ian McCollum. It covers engaging various targets, dealing with potential malfunctions, and executing specific shooting drills. McCollum, a recognized expert in historical firearms, provides insights into the practical application and challenges of this historical UAR-era equipment in a modern competitive setting.

Quick Summary

Firearms expert Ian McCollum competed using the Egyptian Rasheed carbine (7.62x39mm) and Browning High Power pistol (9mm). Challenges included the Rasheed's iron sights and potential malfunctions, while the High Power proved accurate and pleasant to shoot. The event highlighted historical firearms in a modern competitive setting.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Historical Context
  2. 01:18Stage 1: Sight and Malfunction Challenges
  3. 04:56Stage 2: Static and Dropping Targets
  4. 06:07Stage 3: Long Range Engagement
  5. 08:46Conclusion and Performance Summary

Frequently Asked Questions

What firearms were featured in the Forgotten Weapons 2-gun match?

The match featured the Egyptian Rasheed carbine, a semi-automatic rifle chambered in 7.62x39mm, and a Browning High Power pistol in 9mm, both associated with the United Arab Republic era.

What challenges did Ian McCollum face during the competition?

Ian McCollum encountered difficulties with the Rasheed carbine's small iron sights, potential ammunition-related feeding malfunctions, and the time constraints of engaging various targets effectively.

How did the Browning High Power perform in the match?

The Browning High Power pistol was described as a pleasant and accurate shooter, performing well during static and dropping target engagements, contributing positively to the shooter's overall performance.

What historical context is provided for the firearms?

The firearms are linked to the United Arab Republic (UAR), a former political union between Egypt and Syria, showcasing historical military and service arms in a competitive context.

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