Gearing up for the inaugural National SWAT Championships on October 9-12th at PrairieFire Nevada.

This video showcases a portion of the 2024 Staccato Vegas National SWAT competition, specifically a segment designed for civilian participants. The content highlights the experiences available at Staccato Vegas, encouraging viewers to attend future events. It also promotes the Guns Out TV newsletter for updates and discount codes from various partners.

This video takes viewers to the inaugural National SWAT Competition held at Prairie Fire in Nevada, near Las Vegas. Over 30 SWAT teams from across the country participated in various stages on the Prairie Fire campus. The content creators also highlighted interactions with vendors and a brief mention of catching up with Shermichael from @GunsOutTV. The description includes affiliate links for SG Timers and Axil hearing protection, as well as a link to the creators' merchandise and Patreon.

This video features a Staccato Range Day 2024 event at PrairieFire Nevada, where Shooting Sports USA Editor-in-Chief John Parker interviews Lanny Barnes, Chief Experience Officer at PrairieFire. Barnes, a three-time Olympian in biathlon and a champion in multiple competitive shooting disciplines, discusses the offerings of the PrairieFire facility. The event took place on January 22, 2024. The description also highlights links to Staccato, PrairieFire, and various NRA publications, indicating a strong connection to the shooting sports community.

This video, the final in the 2017 Tiger Valley match series, showcases Stage 7: Overwatch & Final Discussion. The stage involved over 20 teams scanning a sector, waiting for their specific targets to appear and engage them while moving. The footage is used for a voice-over discussion covering the entire event, gear used, and hopes for future shooting competitions. The description highlights Tiger Valley's unique "SWAT Team" style competition, which combines practical/tactical training with scored events, aiming to be accessible to a wider audience. InRangeTV collaborated to revive this competition, which was considered a significant loss to the shooting community when it previously ceased. The event is described as physically and mentally challenging, offering a unique and comprehensive test of shooting skills.

This video showcases Stage 3 of the Tiger Valley 2017 two-man team match, titled 'Assault and Low Crawl.' The stage is designed to be a physically and mentally challenging event combining practical, tactical, and competition elements, reminiscent of SWAT team scenarios. It features long-range rifle engagements, a close-quarters pistol bay requiring accuracy to avoid no-shoot targets, and a demanding low crawl through a tunnel with a rifle, incurring penalties for dislodged sticks. The video highlights the unique nature of Tiger Valley's competition, which aims to bring SWAT-style challenges to a broader audience. InRangeTV collaborated with Tiger Valley to revive this event in 2017, with plans for its return.

This video documents the Tiger Valley 2 Man Team Match held in Waco, TX on November 4-5, 2017. Originally started as a 4-man SWAT-style competition, it evolved into a 2-man, 2-gun event to increase inclusivity. The match challenges marksmanship, physical endurance, and psychological resilience. The description clarifies that while larger calibers like .300 Win Mag are prohibited, standard service cartridges up to .308 and even 7.92x57mm Mauser or 7.62x54R are permissible. In 2017, InRange partnered with organizer TJ Pilling, a 23-year SWAT veteran, to revive the event, introducing a classic division for WWII firearms.

This live fire drill, led by Chris Costa and Travis Haley, emphasizes rapid engagement and team coordination under simulated stress. Key takeaways include effective use of cover via barricades with geometric ports, efficient emergency reloads, and clear tactical communication between partners. The drill highlights the importance of maintaining situational awareness and executing fundamental skills like marksmanship and weapon manipulation in dynamic scenarios.

The Magpul QDM is a redesigned quick-detach sling mechanism featuring side-mounted levers for a low-profile, snag-free attachment. It offers enhanced safety as both levers must be engaged simultaneously for release, preventing accidental detachment. Compatible with standard QD sockets and 1.25-inch webbing, it boasts a pull-out strength exceeding 500 pounds.

This behind-the-scenes look at the 2016 Magpul calendar photoshoot showcases a blend of classic vehicles, motorcycles, and a diverse array of firearms. Models are featured posing with iconic weapons like the MP5, AK-47, AR-15, Glock handguns, Thompson SMG, and MP40, set against a rugged Texas ranch backdrop. The production highlights Magpul's aesthetic, integrating their gear with various firearm platforms and automotive elements.

This trailer showcases advanced firearms training focusing on dynamic movement, team tactics, and weapon manipulation. It highlights rapid reloads, malfunction clearances, and engaging targets while moving, emphasizing efficiency and consistency. The video features elite instructors like Chris Costa and Travis Haley, demonstrating professional-grade equipment and techniques.