"Speed Metal" Pt 1: Troy Industries/TNP Shoot by Nutnfancy

Published on December 21, 2011
Duration: 47:42

This video details the 'Speed Metal' shoot, focusing on the 'Sledge Short' course of fire designed to test gear reliability under challenging conditions. Nutnfancy and guests from Troy Industries engage steel targets at various distances in a snowy, high-altitude desert. The drill emphasizes rapid engagement, magazine changes, and gear performance, including rails, magazines, and optics, in extreme cold.

Quick Summary

The 'Sledge Short' course at the Troy Industries 'Speed Metal' shoot involves engaging steel targets at 100, 200, and 35 yards, including a magazine change. This drill, conducted in extreme cold and high altitude, tests the reliability of firearms and accessories like Troy Alpha Rails and BattleMags.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & High-Energy Shooting
  2. 02:04Setting the Scene & Crew Intros
  3. 03:45Troy Industries Guests & Gear Overview
  4. 05:36Safety Briefing & Course Explanation
  5. 07:42Gear Challenges & Adaptations
  6. 08:41Zeroing & Iron Sights Discussion
  7. 11:15Nutnfancy's Course Run
  8. 13:00Matt's Course Run & Review

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 'Sledge Short' course of fire?

The 'Sledge Short' course involves engaging multiple steel targets at varying distances. It typically includes 10 rounds at a 100-yard target, 5 rounds at another 100-yard target, a magazine change, 5 rounds at a 200-yard target, and finishing with 5 rounds at a 35-yard target, emphasizing speed and gear reliability.

What Troy Industries gear was featured in the 'Speed Metal' shoot?

The video prominently features Troy Industries components, including the Alpha Rail, Delta Rail, Bravo Rail, and Troy BattleMags. Specialized items like the NavStock with integrated GPS were also discussed.

What challenges did the shooters face during the event?

Participants encountered significant challenges including freezing weather conditions, shooting in snow, and the effects of high altitude. Gear issues, like a misconfigured AR-15 pistol and forgotten primary rifles, also arose.

How did different ammunition types perform?

The drill tested the reliability of various ammunition brands such as Wolf, PMC, and Magtech. While specific failure rates aren't detailed, the use of multiple brands suggests an effort to identify potential feeding or ignition issues under stress.

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