Hepner! You go with your bad self. Should of known I would see you on tactical games. I was told by my boss to watch this stuff since I do CrossFit and well, I love my guns. 😜I was like, that looks just like Hepner and I was right. Good to see your still using those skills buddy. ❤
Less chance of your wrist influencing trigger pull, you should always be shooting thumb right side of safety when firing at small targets esp from a supported position. Only time I have my thumb on the left side would be running and gunning, moving and shooting, room clearing etc where it doesn’t have much of an affect and I need to put the safety on faster
Can someone wrap this up for me. Is there a maximum time for the stage? Is there a maximum number of rifle/pistol rounds to be fired? Hom many targets are fired at? How do you win the stage?
There are a few different ways stages are scores, some are time based, where every shot you miss adds :10 to your time and there are stages you accumulate points for hits and fitness. There is always a time cap to complete the work. You win the stage by having the lowest time or most points. The others are scored based off of the top performance in their division.
www.thetacticalgames.com/the-tactical-games-blog/ Sorry you aren’t a fan of the website, here is the information requested under the “Regional Event fitness and shooting thresholds”
@@TheTacticalGames “rifle to 700yds” and “action style shooting” No pistol distance info and no range of engagement distance’s, just “rifle to 700yds” thanks I guess Suggestion: Intermediate rifle engagement distances: Most targets will fall in the 25-200yd range with a few shots reaching out to 700yds Intermediate pistol engagement distances: Most targets will fall in the 7-50yd range with a few shots at further ranges up to 100yds. Real simple shit. The way your website is currently set up it looks like it’s 75% focused on CrossFit dorks and 25% focused on shooters.
It looks like 4" circles at 10m and 50m for pistol and rifle respectively . I am not sure though. You can catch a glimpse of them throughout this video.
Each backer has multiple reduced sized targets. You shoot at a separate reduced sized target for every iteration. Targets are various shapes (diamond, circle, triangle, etc) and generally have a scoring area of 6-10 square inches within the given shape.
I blew a disc watching this video.
Hepner! You go with your bad self. Should of known I would see you on tactical games. I was told by my boss to watch this stuff since I do CrossFit and well, I love my guns. 😜I was like, that looks just like Hepner and I was right. Good to see your still using those skills buddy. ❤
Stay vigilant and strong 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Great job with those HEAVY bags!
Wonder if these guys know they're competing against one of the greatest Crossfit athletes ever.
Are PISTOL red dots not allowed here? Or it’s just easier for athletes to run iron sights in these kind of environment?
Pistol red dots are not allowed on elite division
@@hyagocosta828 gotcha! Thank you!
What are the weights of each bag?
100, 160 and 200 if memory serves
Damn!!!!
Are there plates in those vests? if so, what type?
Any type is allowed. Carrier has to be 15 pounds at check in. Thats with no mags or ammo. Just the carrier.
Why do they have the thumb on the right side of the rifle during shooting? Thank You.
Less chance of your wrist influencing trigger pull, you should always be shooting thumb right side of safety when firing at small targets esp from a supported position.
Only time I have my thumb on the left side would be running and gunning, moving and shooting, room clearing etc where it doesn’t have much of an affect and I need to put the safety on faster
Can someone wrap this up for me. Is there a maximum time for the stage? Is there a maximum number of rifle/pistol rounds to be fired? Hom many targets are fired at? How do you win the stage?
There are a few different ways stages are scores, some are time based, where every shot you miss adds :10 to your time and there are stages you accumulate points for hits and fitness. There is always a time cap to complete the work. You win the stage by having the lowest time or most points. The others are scored based off of the top performance in their division.
are they not allowed to use electronic hearing protection?
We don’t have an restrictions for hearing protection. Most prefer in ear while shooting rifle because over ear can interfere with a cheek weld.
TTG website sucks can someone here tell me max engagement distances for rifle/pistol in the intermediate/tactical divisions
www.thetacticalgames.com/the-tactical-games-blog/
Sorry you aren’t a fan of the website, here is the information requested under the “Regional Event fitness and shooting thresholds”
@@TheTacticalGames “rifle to 700yds” and “action style shooting”
No pistol distance info and no range of engagement distance’s, just “rifle to 700yds” thanks I guess
Suggestion:
Intermediate rifle engagement distances:
Most targets will fall in the 25-200yd range with a few shots reaching out to 700yds
Intermediate pistol engagement distances:
Most targets will fall in the 7-50yd range with a few shots at further ranges up to 100yds.
Real simple shit.
The way your website is currently set up it looks like it’s 75% focused on CrossFit dorks and 25% focused on shooters.
Anyone know what targets they are using?
It looks like 4" circles at 10m and 50m for pistol and rifle respectively . I am not sure though. You can catch a glimpse of them throughout this video.
Each backer has multiple reduced sized targets. You shoot at a separate reduced sized target for every iteration. Targets are various shapes (diamond, circle, triangle, etc) and generally have a scoring area of 6-10 square inches within the given shape.
Both are right.. some targets are small 4" circles; others were shapes (pending the battle).
Can people in wheelchairs or other disabilities partiapate and if so can you show some of those videos?
Shooting a hand gun from a rest? Do better