NOIR Shooting Challenge 2 | Part 4

Published on December 20, 2018
Duration: 5:13

This video showcases Stage Four of the NOIR Shooting Challenge, an AR-15 only event. Shooters engage multiple targets at varying distances, including six targets at 100 yards with one hit each, followed by engaging ten targets twice. The challenge emphasizes speed and accuracy, incorporating malfunction drills that highlight shooter proficiency under pressure. The reverse course for the second shooter adds a strategic element.

Quick Summary

Stage 4 of the NOIR Shooting Challenge is an AR-15 only event. Shooters engage six targets at 100 yards (one hit each), then run back to engage ten targets twice. All cardboard targets are shot standing, but 100-yard targets allow positional choice. After completion, the firearm must be unloaded and cleared before handing it off. The second shooter runs the course in reverse.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro & Notification Reminder
  2. 00:30Stage 4 Rules: AR-15 Only
  3. 00:39100 Yard Target Engagement
  4. 01:00Engaging 10 Targets Twice
  5. 01:06Unload & Clear Procedure
  6. 01:11Standing Position Requirement
  7. 01:17Shooter Ready & Standby
  8. 02:18Malfunction Drill Highlight
  9. 02:35Competition Pressure & Performance
  10. 02:48Difficult Shots & Success
  11. 02:58Colion Noir's Competition Mindset
  12. 03:00Subscribe Reminder

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key elements of Stage 4 in the NOIR Shooting Challenge?

Stage 4 is an AR-15 only competition stage. It requires shooters to engage six targets at 100 yards with one hit each, followed by engaging ten targets twice. All cardboard targets must be shot from a standing position, while 100-yard targets offer positional choice.

What is the procedure after completing the course in the NOIR Shooting Challenge?

After completing the course, the shooter must unload and clear their AR-15 firearm. This safety procedure is critical before handing the rifle off to the next competitor, ensuring the firearm is safe.

How does the second shooter approach Stage 4 of the NOIR Shooting Challenge?

The second shooter runs the same course in reverse. This adds a unique challenge, requiring them to adapt their strategy and execution based on the reversed sequence of target engagements.

Why are malfunction drills important in shooting competitions like the NOIR Shooting Challenge?

Malfunction drills are crucial as they simulate real-world shooting issues. Successfully executing these drills under pressure demonstrates a shooter's preparedness, skill, and ability to maintain composure, often making them look highly competent.

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