GUNTALK S4: 3-Gun Ironman, Part 2 - Ep 10, Pt 2

Published on December 23, 2014
Duration: 4:54

This video showcases elements of the "Ironman" 3-Gun competition, highlighting challenging stages like the zipline pistol stage. It emphasizes the importance of accuracy and speed, with scoring based on time and accuracy bonuses. The zipline stage involves shooting from a 35-foot tower, engaging targets from 20 to 400 yards, and includes specific safety protocols for loading and handling firearms.

Quick Summary

The Ironman 3-Gun competition utilizes a scoring system based on time, with accuracy bonuses awarded for hitting targets. The challenging zipline stage features a 35-foot tower, engaging paper targets and a plate rack for bonus points, all while adhering to strict firearm safety protocols.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Sponsors
  2. 00:15Stage Design Philosophy
  3. 00:41Stage Start
  4. 00:56Scoring System
  5. 01:11Accuracy Tips
  6. 01:16Shotgun Performance
  7. 01:40Weak Side Shooting Challenge
  8. 01:54The Zipline Stage
  9. 02:01Origin of the Zipline Stage
  10. 02:17Zipline Tower Height
  11. 02:24Targets on the Zipline
  12. 02:38Zipline Stage Safety
  13. 02:42Firearm Handling Protocol
  14. 02:51Loading Restrictions
  15. 03:02Match Director's Perspective
  16. 03:13Stage Experience
  17. 03:21Junior Shooter's Experience
  18. 03:40Ironman Competition Mentality
  19. 03:52Harness Comfort
  20. 04:04Zipline as Side Match
  21. 04:10Zipline Attempt
  22. 04:15Wish Me Luck
  23. 04:26Stage Start
  24. 04:30Zipline Descent
  25. 04:42Competition Accessibility

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the scoring system used in the Ironman 3-Gun competition?

The scoring in the Ironman 3-Gun competition is primarily based on time. Competitors are timed through each stage, and accuracy bonuses are awarded, meaning faster times with more hits are preferred over slower times with fewer hits.

What are the safety requirements for the zipline stage in the Ironman competition?

For the zipline stage, competitors must start with an inserted magazine, an empty chamber, the slide forward, and the hammer down. Loading is strictly prohibited until reaching a designated spot on the zipline course to ensure safety.

How tall is the zipline tower used in the Ironman competition?

The zipline tower used in the Ironman competition stands 35 feet tall to the top deck. Competitors descend this tower while engaging targets downrange.

What types of targets are engaged on the zipline stage?

On the zipline stage, competitors engage both paper targets and a plate rack. Successfully hitting the plate rack targets offers a significant advantage, providing a 5-second bonus for each hit.

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