Hard as Hell 2 Gun - 2018 - DAY 2 - Gear Discussion & Stage 7

Published on July 24, 2018
Duration: 20:37

This video from InRangeTV discusses gear used during Day 2 of the Hard as Hell 2 Gun competition in 2018. The participants detail their plate carriers, load-bearing vests, belts, and holsters, highlighting the challenges of carrying ammunition and equipment throughout a demanding match. Specific brands and models are mentioned, along with personal experiences and preferences for comfort and functionality under stress.

Quick Summary

During the Hard as Hell 2 Gun 2018 competition, participants discussed their tactical gear, including Faro Concepts Slickster and VersaDog plate carriers, Whiskey Two Four PIMPS load-bearing vests, and SpecOps Brand Gunfighter belts. The 'Armored Trooper' category mandates carrying all ammunition for the day, highlighting the importance of comfortable and functional gear.

Chapters

  1. 00:03Introduction to Day 2 of Hard as Hell 2 Gun 2018
  2. 00:10Day 1 Recap and Day 2 Challenges
  3. 00:56Sponsor Mentions: Dixie Waste Services, Cavil Arms, G-Wax, EI Arms
  4. 01:07Gear Discussion: Plate Carriers and Load Bearing Vests
  5. 01:21Fagin's Gear: Faro Concepts Slickster and Steel Plates
  6. 02:04Fagin's Load Bearing Vest: Whiskey Two Four PIMPS
  7. 02:59Fagin's Belt Setup: SpecOps Gunfighter Belt and Pouches
  8. 03:35Speaker's Gear: VersaDog Plate Carrier and Ceramic Plates
  9. 04:22Speaker's Day Pack and Gear Access
  10. 05:05Speaker's Battle Belt: Bro Coast and Taco Pouches
  11. 05:41Pants Discussion: Caterpillar Construction Pants vs. Cry Precision
  12. 06:20Holster Discussion: Chuckwalla Holster
  13. 06:39Overview of Day 2 Stages
  14. 06:56Stage 7 Description: Long Range Rifle and Pistol Engagements
  15. 07:05Stage 7: Initial Rifle Position (240 yards)
  16. 07:21Stage 7: Pistol Engagements in the Blue Fault Line Area
  17. 07:52Stage 7: Hostage Target Engagement
  18. 08:12Stage 7: Pistol Reload and Long Range Pistol Engagements
  19. 08:22Stage 7: Rifle Engagements from Posts
  20. 09:32Stage 7 Live Fire
  21. 14:58Post-Stage 7 Discussion: Long Range Rifle Challenges
  22. 15:11Red Dot vs. Magnified Optics for Small Targets
  23. 15:45Ammunition Consistency Issues with 5.45x39mm
  24. 17:08Speaker's Clean Stage 7 and Zeroing
  25. 17:39Scope vs. Ammunition Limitations
  26. 18:05Target Size and Engagement Distance
  27. 18:53Bipod Height and Monopoding
  28. 19:18Sling Usage for Stability
  29. 19:24Pistol Portion of Stage 7
  30. 19:49Challenging Pistol Targets on the Other Side of the Berm
  31. 20:00Overall Stage 7 Review and Competition Outlook
  32. 20:14Looking Ahead to Remaining Stages

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of plate carriers were used in the Hard as Hell 2 Gun 2018 competition?

Competitors utilized various plate carriers, including the Faro Concepts Slickster, known for its minimalist design, and the VersaDog plate carrier, a Finnish product praised for its comfort and modularity. Both were used with different types of armor plates.

What are the challenges of carrying ammunition in the Hard as Hell 2 Gun competition?

The 'Armored Trooper' category requires competitors to carry all their ammunition for the entire day on their person. This necessitates efficient load-bearing solutions like vests and belts, and can significantly impact physical comfort and endurance.

Which brands of tactical gear were highlighted in the Hard as Hell 2 Gun 2018 video?

Key brands discussed include Faro Concepts (Slickster plate carrier), United Armory (steel plates), Whiskey Two Four (PIMPS load-bearing vest), SpecOps Brand (Gunfighter belt), VersaDog (plate carrier), Bro Coast (battle belt), and Chuckwalla (holsters).

What type of pants did one competitor prefer over expensive combat pants?

One competitor expressed a preference for Caterpillar construction pants over more expensive Cry Precision combat pants. They found the construction pants to be more durable, comfortable, and better suited for the competition's demands, even though they are not designed for shooting.

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