Russian girl Shoots AK's with dumb Americans.

Published on May 15, 2021
Duration: 5:56

This video showcases a competitive shooting event featuring AK-pattern rifles, likely in a PCC (Pistol Caliber Carbine) division given the commonality of AK platforms in such events. The stages involve engaging multiple targets with specific hit requirements, such as the Mozambique drill (two chest, one head). The event highlights practical shooting skills under timed conditions, emphasizing accuracy and speed in a competitive environment.

Quick Summary

Competitive shooting stages, like those featuring AK-pattern rifles, often incorporate drills such as the Mozambique (two torso, one head hits) to test accuracy under pressure. Advanced stages may require ambidextrous shooting and transitions between shooting positions within a limited round count.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Guest
  2. 00:30Stage One: Mozambique Drill
  3. 01:55Stage Two: Hatchets & Targets
  4. 02:23Stage Three: Freestyle & Ambidextrous Shooting
  5. 04:05Conclusion & Wrap-up

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Mozambique drill in competitive shooting?

The Mozambique drill is a common stage in practical shooting competitions where a shooter must engage a target twice in the torso and once in the head. This drill tests accuracy and the ability to transition between different aiming points under time pressure.

What type of firearms are commonly used in stages like those shown?

The video features AK-pattern rifles, which are often used in Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC) divisions of competitive shooting. These stages test practical shooting skills with carbine-style firearms.

What skills are tested in the final stage described?

The final stage requires shooting two targets freestyle, then transitioning to right-handed and left-handed shooting positions. This tests ambidextrous proficiency and the ability to engage targets effectively from multiple stances within a limited number of shots.

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