Tiger Valley 2017 - Stage 6: Bounding Assault

Published on January 2, 2018
Duration: 11:59

This video details Stage 6 of the Tiger Valley 2017 Two-Man Team Match, a 'Bounding Assault' stage. It involved complex shooting scenarios with various barricades, including those with small steel targets, a rope-activated window, a ladder-like structure, and V-Tach barricades with paper targets. A critical phase involved engaging paper targets with specific hit requirements and avoiding 'no-shoot' targets, with penalties for errors. The stage emphasized accuracy, speed, and adherence to fundamental firearm safety rules under stress.

Quick Summary

Stage 6 of the Tiger Valley 2017 match, 'Bounding Assault,' featured complex barricades, small steel targets, and a challenging pistol engagement with 'no-shoot' targets. Penalties of one minute were assessed for missed A-zone hits or hitting 'no-shoots,' emphasizing accuracy and adherence to firearm safety rules.

Chapters

  1. 00:03Introduction to Stage 6
  2. 00:10Stage 6 Diagram and Overview
  3. 00:30Barricade Types: Steel Heads, Rope Window
  4. 00:44Barricade Types: Jail House, Hose Ladder
  5. 01:11V-Tach Barricades and Paper Targets
  6. 01:36Final Stage Section: Clay Pigeons and No-Shoots
  7. 02:08Importance of Firing Solutions and Angles
  8. 02:27Stage Part Time and Strategy
  9. 05:27Stage 6 Completion and Run Time
  10. 05:44Match Strategy and Efficiency
  11. 06:11Engaging Steel Heads and Hose Ladder
  12. 06:37V-Tach Barricade Engagement Strategy
  13. 06:54Barricade Shooting Order Correction
  14. 07:19No-Shoot Pistol Area Challenge
  15. 07:38Key to Stage: Firearm Safety Rules
  16. 07:53Penalty Assessment and Correction
  17. 09:00Stage Design: Filler vs. Challenge
  18. 09:16No-Shoot Pistol Area Tactics
  19. 09:35Pistol Engagement Plan
  20. 09:51Close Call on No-Shoot Target
  21. 10:04RO Communication and Stage Completion
  22. 10:14RO Role and Rule Application
  23. 11:16Stage Performance and Penalties
  24. 11:30Stage Representation of Tiger Valley
  25. 11:34Looking Ahead to Final Stage

Frequently Asked Questions

What were the main challenges in Stage 6 of the Tiger Valley 2017 match?

Stage 6, 'Bounding Assault,' presented challenges through complex barricades with various target types, including small steel heads and paper targets with 'no-shoot' elements. Shooters also had to manage fatigue and stress, with significant penalties for missing A-zones or hitting 'no-shoot' targets.

How did penalties work in the Tiger Valley 2017 Stage 6?

In Stage 6, each missed A-zone hit on paper targets or any hit on a 'no-shoot' target resulted in a one-minute time penalty. This emphasized accuracy and careful target identification to maintain a competitive score.

What was the purpose of the clay pigeons in Stage 6?

Clay pigeons were positioned in front of some paper targets in Stage 6. Their purpose was to act as a visual indicator and a potential 'no-shoot' if a shooter was not absolutely certain of their target and what was behind it, thus preventing costly penalties.

Did Range Officers (ROs) assist shooters in Stage 6?

No, ROs in Stage 6 did not call out stage completion or confirm hits. Shooters were responsible for self-monitoring their progress and ensuring they met all stage requirements according to the rules.

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