RETRO Live stream: Classic firearms and Lethal Weapons

Published on September 15, 2024
Duration: 124:26

This livestream details the 'Lethal Weapons' retro firearms competition, focusing on registration, divisions, firearm rules, and match schedule. The event emphasizes fun and community, encouraging participants to use classic firearms from the 80s and 90s. Key information includes the split between subgun and rifle matches, division categories based on caliber and optics, and specific AR-15 requirements like carry handles and fixed front sights. The organizers highlight the importance of the 'larping' culture and the unique, prop-heavy stage designs.

Quick Summary

The Lethal Weapons competition offers two main matches: Subgun (PCCs) and Rifle (.223 to .30-06+). Divisions are Light, Heavy, and Battle, with Iron Sights or Open (optic) categories. AR-15s require a carry handle, fixed front sight, and Delta ring. Registration is via Practice Score, with squadding opening later. The event emphasizes fun, retro firearms, and a unique 'larping' culture.

Chapters

  1. 00:51Introduction to Lethal Weapons
  2. 01:30Event Location and Drinks
  3. 03:51What is Lethal Weapons?
  4. 04:21Stage Sponsors and Sasquatch Hunt
  5. 05:30Collaboration with Tactical Games
  6. 06:36Community and Larping Culture
  7. 08:47Lethal Weapons Competition Rules
  8. 09:00Retro Firearms Only
  9. 09:37Subgun vs. Rifle Matches
  10. 10:17Three-Day Match Schedule
  11. 11:11Ticket Availability and Shooter Opportunities
  12. 11:47Origin of Lethal Weapons
  13. 13:22Focus on Fun, Not Scores
  14. 14:19Unique Stage Designs (Boat, Saving Ryan's Privates)
  15. 15:13Registration and Squadding Timeline
  16. 17:55Saturday/Sunday Ticket Registration
  17. 19:09Match Format Change: One-Day Competition
  18. 20:53Discount for Second Match Ticket
  19. 23:06Live Streaming Plans
  20. 24:06Awards Ceremony Details
  21. 26:48SKS with Scope Allowed
  22. 27:29Divisions and Approved Firearm List
  23. 28:30Division Categories: Light, Heavy, Battle
  24. 29:26Subgun Divisions: Irons vs. Open
  25. 29:44AR-15 Specific Rules (Carry Handle, Delta Ring)
  26. 32:02Battle Rifle Division Examples (FAL)
  27. 32:57Subgun Example (MP5)
  28. 33:25Retro Divisions: The 'Chad' Divisions
  29. 34:25SCAR and Non-AR Firearms
  30. 34:43Approved Firearm List Overview
  31. 35:36AR-15 Clone Rules (C7)
  32. 36:31Rifle Verification Process
  33. 37:33Handling Non-Compliant Firearms
  34. 38:01Trigger and Magazine Restrictions
  35. 38:32AUG Approval
  36. 39:42KP9 with Pistol Brace
  37. 40:40Muzzle Devices Regulation
  38. 41:41Battle Division Advantage: One Shot Per Target
  39. 43:27Competitor Firearm Choices
  40. 45:06Unusual Firearm Entries (TP9, SKS, Bolt Guns)
  41. 46:23Legacy Firearms at Lethal Weapons
  42. 48:34Expected Range and Round Count
  43. 49:27Promo Video for Lethal Weapons
  44. 51:04Favorite Stages from Last Year
  45. 51:51007 Facility Stage
  46. 51:58Tony Montana Stage
  47. 52:37Match Schedule Recap
  48. 53:37Discount for Second Day Tickets
  49. 54:49Stage Sneak Peeks
  50. 55:49Rifle vs. Subgun Match Differences
  51. 57:17Total Shooter Capacity
  52. 59:34Hoser vs. Technical Stages
  53. 60:45Acknowledgement to Mike and L
  54. 62:30Larp Award
  55. 64:41Match Preparation Pro Tips
  56. 65:05Zeroing Your Firearm
  57. 65:44Magazine Retention
  58. 66:02Gear Transport (Wagons)
  59. 67:23Hydration and Snacks
  60. 67:43Importance of Hydration
  61. 68:17Importance of Sleep
  62. 68:41Bug Spray and Sunblock
  63. 69:05Loading Mags the Night Before

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main matches at the Lethal Weapons competition?

The Lethal Weapons competition features two primary matches: a Subgun Match for pistol-caliber carbines and a Rifle Match for rifle calibers ranging from .223 up to .30-06 and beyond. Participants can choose to compete in one or both matches over the three-day event.

What are the division categories for the Lethal Weapons competition?

Divisions are categorized by caliber: Light for .223/5.56/5.45 rifles, Heavy for AKs and 7.62x39, and Battle for .308 and larger calibers. Within these, competitors can choose between Iron Sights or Open (optic-equipped) categories.

What are the specific rules for AR-15s at Lethal Weapons?

For AR-15s to be eligible in any division at Lethal Weapons, they must feature a carry handle (serving as the rear sight), a fixed front sight post, and a handguard secured by a Delta ring. These requirements apply even to the Retro Mod division.

How does registration and squadding work for Lethal Weapons?

Registration is managed through Practice Score. Participants receive an email with a link to register for their chosen day and match. Squadding, where participants select their specific shooting times, opens after all registrations are processed, typically a week or two later.

What is the significance of the 'Larping' culture at Lethal Weapons?

Larping, or Live Action Role Playing, is a key aspect of the Lethal Weapons event, encouraging participants to dress up and engage with themed stages. This fosters a unique, fun, and community-driven atmosphere that sets it apart from traditional shooting competitions.

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