Cabin Fever Challenge 2024: Division 6 (50m .22lr Smallbore)
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
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The lads have a go at Division 6 of the Cabin Fever Challenge 2024, a celebration of traditional musketry run by @Riflechair in Canada. Full details here: www.riflechair.com/cabin-feve...
Basically the deal is, in this order: 5 shots standing - compulsory reload (no leaving one in the chamber) - 5 shots kneeling - compulsory reload - 5 shots prone - compulsory reload - 5 shots sitting, on a 4" target at 50m, timed from the first to the last shot. Score is 100x(hits x 5)/time.
Bloke is shooting a Nordic Components 16" AR-22 upper with a Tandemkross Pro compensator on it, on a KP-15 lower with KP Rekluse 4.5lb trigger. Scope is a Primary Arms SLx 1-6 LPVO set at 4x, with a Triggercam 2.1 taking footage through the scope. And it's a good thing that he had the scope camera!!!
Chap is shooting a French (natch) Unique X51bis with iron sights for hard mode.
0:00 Introduction and Overview of the Cabin Fever Challenge
2:08 Mike and Fabien's Rifles for the Challenge
3:52 Shooting Setup and Rules Explanation
4:50 Fabien's Shooting Performance
8:31 Mike's Shooting Performance
13:15 Analysis and Discussion on Shooting Habits
16:36 Acknowledgement of Richard's Contribution
17:34 Detailed Analysis of Mike's Double Shot
18:09 Conclusion and Call to Support the Channel
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The wood and steel Chap shoots; true nostalgia. Between this and Ian's .22 'FAMAS-sort of like' bullpup video, I am getting the itch to go rimfire!!
I had the same problem as the Bloke when I had to quality at the range for my job, where I know all of my rounds hit in the center of the target but because there wasnt a distinct hole for every shot I didn't get a perfect score. It's frustrating but I still got the highest score that day so I can't complain too much.
That’s bullshit. If you’re making a ragged hole you should get all points
Same thing happened to me at BMT in the U.S. Air Force. Didn't get my Marksman ribbon even with flawless shooting.
I just recently built a dedicated 22 on a KP-15 lower, quickly becoming one of my favorite range guns with a 403 / Magnifier setup.
I did something similar to this recently, but it was a military competency test with 7.62 ammo. Actually also had the issue whether one hole was 2 or 3 hits, though i am pretty sure it was 3. Due to the rules, if your groups are very tight, shoot faster!
Fascinating bit of discussion at the end regarding the psychological implications of magnifying the image.
Great concept and fun video. I am gonna try this in southern Arizona for sport with my teenaged son and my 1982 Ruger 10-.22 and he with his much newer, very swanky full length stocked "European" Mannlicher Schoenauer 10-.22 model in matte stainless. Crappy but accurate old 3x9 scope on mine, irons for my young son's eagle eyes. And crack on Chap, thats a cool rifle!
I thought Chap had been tortured... I mean instructed on not using garbage tier equipment....
Good runs for both you guys.
It was only later that I suddenly realised that he was centre holding with the bead, he might have done better doing 6 o'clock.
I did try when briefly when we checked zero but with a bead it still wasn’t great so I stuck with what I knew.
11:23 Sometimes looking at the back of the target helps one find doubles. You glanced at it, but studying it a little more thoroughly may have helped.
Fun competition.
Both of you were greased lightning with your reloads and position changes! Great shooting, I think I'll have to get out to my local 50 and try this this year with my 10/22
The little NSRA range i'm a member of is only indoor 25m. (just for a little bit of fun obviously, although i could see if any other members in the club want to shoot and have few beer tokens on it or something) If the 100m is 8" target, 50m is 4". i could give it a go on a 2" taget at 25m and see how we get on?!?!
Go for it!
@@BlokeontheRange got to work with what I've got!
Yes, I have a similar issue at this time of year. One club has a 100m outdoor range but it is open, so nobody shoots when it is raining (all of the time at the moment) and only has a 25m indoor range. My other club is completely indoors, with a 25m, 35m and 100m range but the 100m range is normally pretty busy and is difficult to organise for 50m shooting. I will hopefully get around to doing this comp though next year (looking through the classes, I think I can shoot 4 of them (shooting with a Baikal break barrel would be interesting lol).
had a bunch of those misfeeds with various ammo, switched to CCI "AR" mini mags, no issues in about 1000rds.
I am still suprised that the WWSD lower has not attracted any interest for defence sales yet.
Instant Replay used correctly
I thought that was the double hit as soon as you started to discuss the possibility. It appeared to be a bigger impact hole than the others. An interesting challenge and one I wish I could participate but unfortunately Australia doesn't allow semi-automatic long arms, even in .22LR, unless you are a professional varmint hunter or rural producer.
You can shoot with a manual action too.
@@BlokeontheRange A pump action would be a cool challenge.
Go read the rules for the Cabin Fever Challenge. You can shoot it just fine with something available in Australia.
Great Stuff 💯💥💥💥💥💥💥💥
I would love to do this with the grandson. I need to find a range to do positional shooting. Our local Georgia DNR range only allows standing or benchrest shooting. But the range only costs me $15 a year!
Chappie is so humble
Who invited Jacques Cousteau?
22LR ... always fun..
Okay boys, now for the real test, swap guns and do again. Remember practice is cheating.
Next try AK platform, 50m, iron sights and 27/30 score. Ditch them optics!! We had 8 ex army guys fail. Partly because one was blind lol but mainly because army are used to optics. Us ex RAF and navy guys wiped the floor.
That's not really true fella. All recruits learn with irons and the army CMSR range packages are far more extensive than the cursory familiarisation training that RAF and RN personel receive with the exception of the RAF Regiment who must go to ITC Catterick. There is also a large chunk of the army other than the infantry who only use irons. The RAF ground training package by comparison which teaches very very basic infanteering skills is all of two weeks. 5:23 5:23 5:23
Almost bought a camo AR in 22 for 700 USD
I know range stuff is what you like but do you have any local land to shoot on ? I guess that as a English shooter I am very lucky to have a farmer who is friendly and sets very few limits on me ( there's not much live stuff to see ) but it's the freedom to come and go as I please that makes a few hours sitting under a tree with whatever I want to bring a real joy . there's a lot of local ranges nearby but they have a pay by the hour or you have to book well in advance .
You can't just shoot over land here. It's not 100% impossible legally, but a) having enough land, and b) having it secured to the level the law requires to shoot over is too onerous really.
@@BlokeontheRange oh wow, due to my own ignorance admitidly, but i wasnt aware non- range shooting wasnt really a thing where you are. So without getting too bogged down in legaleese! what happens with things like pest control?
Either you need a hunting permit, or you can do "self-protection" against pests on your own land without being a hunter, but you have to obey all the hunting laws/rules. The UK is really quite liberal for being able to shoot over land.
Bonjour, c'est dommage que on arrive pas à se mettre d'accord pour faire une championat Européenne TAR, discipline que nous on fait en France avec des armées réglementaires 😭😭
Oui c'est bien plus dynamique qu'un 820 avec ces changement de positions + le facteur temps. Mais bon, dommage pour cette histoire de 4 chargeurs mais l'important c'est de participer, encore une fois. Je tenterai avec ma Valmet dioptrée monocoup j'pense, ça musclera le bras ;)
Any link to your shot timer?
it's an ancient CED9000, there's much better ones around these days.
Could I ask you what hearing protection you are using bloke? I was looking for an in ear alternative
Cheap foam pluggies bought in bulk from AliExpress.
Oh okay, it looked like something more fancy when squished haha. Thanks!
1:08
Gun?
Listen to the video.
Irons should be double point over a magnified optic.
You post a 22
Ian posts a 22
Umm
Chappie literally today bought the same .22 that Ian posted today, lol.
A 1-6 optic set to 4x at 50 meters? Such an ez mode in the aiming aspect of shooting that to me it almost feels like cheating.
I look forward to seeing you beating me then :)
Let’s you’re video then.
@@BlokeontheRange I don't need to prove myself to be a better shot to point out that it really is unnecessary to use a 1-6 scope on a high-contrast 8 inch bullseye target at 50 meters and that precise sight picture acquisition with irons is more difficult simply due to focus and observation/correction issues, hence using optics is usually easier (which is why there are different categories like "Open" and "irons" in some matches). In fact I'll easily and openly admit that, although I've been seriously interested in firearms, I have shot probably about 500 rounds in my life plus 8k pellets out of my air pistol, so I am a novice shot, although not a bad one for a novice. So what? Does that invalidate my argument? Of course not.
By the way, please note my choice of words in the original comment. I did use the words "almost feels like cheating" because, firstly, it obviously even technically wasn't cheating, secondly - I do understand that there's more to accurate rapid shooting than aiming, and I have nothing to say on the other shooting aspects whatsoever, you clearly are a very competent shooter. My comment specifically focused on the aiming aspect of shooting. And on voicing my feel that the application of a 1-6 scope set at 4x at that target and distance definitely makes the challenge easier, even if slightly (although it seems to be a decent help in spotting if you are throwing shots and where). My sympathies to Chap for reasonably going irons (and some more extra - for using an obscure firearm with anything but AR ergonomics).
Sorry BOTR. My country don't have 22LR firearms. It's only 9mm, 45 ACP and 5.56mm firearms.
Curious now, what country is this?
@@thebotrchap Malaysia.
@@alfredjr2k556 Thanks. What is the reason behind it?
@@thebotrchap Don't know. But you're welcome
"Sorry, no little 22lr allowed here, you must use manly ammuntion."