I can recommend having a go. Many local clubs in many countries worldwide have open days or will take probationer members. Normally they make no charge for the first try-out (including ammunition). You'll be introduced to a club rifle and likely a barrel rest, on a 25 meter range. Just hitting a target on your first goes will be an achievement as target rifles are fantastically heavy, even the aluminium-stocked ones. If you like what you see you can apply for a probationer membership (in countries where firearms laws are strict). Then you move through shooting with a sling attachment without the rest, loading the rifle yourself, shooting groups (into the same target) then using a scope to see your shots and adjusting accordingly as you work around a ten-target 'card'. It's a fabulously complex and intense sport, with breath control and concentration crucial. It becomes quite addictive very rapidly as you try to remember so many crucial key technical points. Its a genuine sport and one that really does pitch the competitor not just against his or her peers, but against their own willingness to learn and adapt constantly.
It seems there are a lot of people in the comments section that have never tried this style of shooting that are complaining its not very hard. I can only assume you have never actually tried it.
lot of misinformation on this thread. these are 22 caliber powder charged rifles. they are "real guns" in the classic sense. they use the 22 for a number of reasons. its a very consistent round. they don't get hot quickly, which would change the precision and accuracy of the gun. and this competition is about marksmanship. it tests the fundamentals of shooting. breathing, trigger squeeze, and sight picture. you don't need a big bore or powerful round to achieve that for a 50 meter range. America doesn't compete very well here because this style of shooting sport isn't popular. we do well in shotgun skeet shooting, which is popular in the US. while shooting is very popular in the US, those that compete in shooting do so in different fashions. like trap listed earlier, and the more combat oriented competitions that test ones speed and accuracy in target acquisition, reloading, moving with one or more different styles of firearms. "something not tested in the Olympics.
GIboy1990. These are not .22s bud their 10mm air rifles bug difference. So dont try and be all theatrical about it. And for your information i am a professional marksman myself and .22s get hot quick so not sure what your talking about.
francis he pointed out that one of the contestants who had competed in the 10m air isn't doing to hot in the 50m prone. 50m shooting is done with 22s while 10m is done with air. This is because 22s are far more consistent over that distance than air propelled bbs. This is a different event with different equipment
So experts commenting air rifles ... lol So many people stating this is easy.. Riding a bike is easy, bowling is easy, shooting is easy, running is easy *being the best in the world at a sport is not easy*
Why I'd every one hating on the sport? It's much harder than you think it takes years of training! If you don't like the sport then why are you watching this? I bet the closest you've got to this is nerf and call of duty.
West Lee u know how much time they have spend in a club where people was talking all the time and maybe dropping things on the ground? These guys know how to ''disconnect'' and focus on 1 thing
They're all wearing ear plugs... they probably can't hear very much at all. That said, yeah, clapping in an event where concentration is everything is the height of ignorance.
Instead of indoor controlled conditions, I'd like to see Olympics add outdoor 100m rimfire rifle competitions. 22lr in windy conditions at 100m is very challenging hitting coin size target groupings. Challenge them with both shooting skills and managing natural conditions.
The people commenting on why they dont use anything bigger than 22 lr obviously dont realize how much match grade ammo is. Supposedly the batches of 22lr for the Olympics are much more expensive than that bucket of Remingtons.
People don't know how hard this is i trained so hard to win first in GB under 16s 6yds. There's more factors to this than aim and shoot, 1 adjustment to your sight or a slight wobble will completely ruin your shot. If its so easy why isn't there people that have never done it in the Olympics.
Those jackets are made to be very stiff in order to eliminate unnecessary movements in your body, hard to move but easy to keep the pose, it's a lot easier to shoot with those on, they also have "the best" pants, and those are so stiff you can't bend the legs in those. You won't need them in a prone position.
I been doing that for 11 years you need the coat to hold you arms up and gives it pressure look up small board kneeling I had to do it on hard concrete st the range
Many confusion here related to .22s and air rifles. For 10 m shooting, air rifles. For 50 m shooting, .22 lr rifles. It's common for competitors to train for both categories.
Question: I've always been trained to shoot with both eyes open- In both recreational leagues as well as when I was on a tactical team. Does that "Blinder" prohibit sight in the non-dominate eye? If so, why? I've always found shooting with both eyes open gave me better detail, better target acquisition and better stamina (no migraines.) Thanks-in-advance for the feedback. Stay Strong, Boston
A 10-month old question probably has an answer now but maybe not the right one so here I go anyway. I've been shooting this discipline for several years so I'm fairly well placed to answer your question. A blinder is a cheap, often DIY and an essential piece of target shooting equipment. You absolutely SHOULD shoot with BOTH eyes OPEN but at the same time you don't want the eye not looking through the sights to be able to see anything and overlay that image over your sight picture. When you close one eye the other eye's pupil dilates to let in more light to compensate. This is a bad thing as it reduces image sharpness and depth of field. Correct use of a blinder: 1 allows you to keep both eyes open. 2 prevents the non-aiming eye from seeing anything to distract from the sight picture. 3 allows plenty of light to enter the non-aiming eye and so prevents the aiming eye's pupil dilating. You can make a blinder from a piece of translucent plastic like the side of a milk carton or frosted glass as long as you can't actually see anything through it. People fix blinders in place by either using headbands, attaching it to the rear sight or just buy shooting glasses with a movable blinder. Hopefully this helps you and anyone else seeing this and I wish you every success.
Nope . fair and carnival rifles are always deliberately bent and never shoot where the sights point .. You just have to "know where its gonna shoot" . to hit things with it ..
ISSF(governing body for the Games) would need to be convinced to do an "Air Triathlon"/"Gun Triathlon", which would surprise me if they even did it It would probably be something like 3-gun trap/50/50, with some other ridiculous parameter(like multi position)
We need a trick shot category. Like when they shoot behind there back or something like that. The more difficult the trick shot the more points the shooter gets.
Came in 2nd in the cadet games in the 30 meter rifle Marine Corp JROTC 99 over 100. 2008 got a command coin from a brigadier general and a 3 foot trophy I was pissed the ROTC program got to keep it considering I won the thing. I got a medal stating I won 2nd
To anybody thinks this is easy: Try lowering your heart rate to 40-50 and break the shot between the beats. Thick coats they have are for insulating the heart beat and any other minute muscular movements in the body but you still got to pull that trigger between your heart beats. Most pro shooters seem emotionless because they are in a state of trance during shooting and it takes a few moments to get out of it
Yeah its classed as small bore shooting which is at a .22 calibre. The rifles are also made of alluminuim and all unesscary parts are not included so they can be more lightweight thats why they kind of look funny. And its supported with a sling which takes some of the weight of the rifle.
I know this doesn't look like it requires much skill, but they are shooting .22 Caliber rounds (they are specially designed rifles to give minimum kickback). Those rifles that they use will cost you about $150K. And the bull's eye is only 10 millimeters in diameter. It's harder than it looks lol
LOL you're SO off here... The most expensive rifles used in this discipline are around 10k$, far far away from 150k. Who fooled you into thinking that?
UltimateHandler equipment certainly helps, but the basics of trigger press, sight alignment, breathing control, and movement control of the rifle during trigger press is all down to the person.
No magnification, they are iron sights and the target is tiny. The centre of a 25m target is barely 10mm across, and to be good your looking at scoring a consistent 98-99 each time, every time. The rifles are also deceptively heavy hence the sling.
@@Outland9000 They're not exactly iron sight but rather diopter and globe sights. Also the target is at 50m distance and the "bullseye" is 10.4mm to be precise. No magnification though when i used to do the sunday morning amateur version of this (5m free standing with air rifles. Distance was so short due to the matches being held in little brown cafes around town) i shared a rifle with my dad. Since he wears glasses we had a special diopter with a lens in it to correct for that. Me using it resulted in what i would guess is a 1.2x magnification for me. No idea if those are allowed in top level competition like this tough.
for 50 prone the bullseye is slightly bigger, let's say it's the size of a penny. But for 10 metre air rifle they have crazy little targets, the 10 ring is not actually a ring, it is a freaking dot source: my life of being a shooting athlete
Love their calm and cool demeanor even after being eliminated from the event. No whining, complaining, or slighting the skills of your opponents.
Steven Brown meanwhile in soccer...
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Steven Brown your right
Orson Welles Because they love it? Why should somebody only be allowed to be passionate about something if it's famous?
Americans would sweep the podium in the 7 Meter "Get Off my Lawn" sawed off event.
+Владимир Ленин the targets are pencil tip sized
at 50 meters
@@GlowingSpamraam you must not be from the usa
Especially the four meter "Touch my mattress? I doubt it." shootout
I don't think you understand what you're trying to do here, also, I would never do shotgun for a bull-style target, get some piegons...
Americans are bad with air rifles because they will not bother with anything under 5.56 NATO spec 😂
I can recommend having a go. Many local clubs in many countries worldwide have open days or will take probationer members. Normally they make no charge for the first try-out (including ammunition). You'll be introduced to a club rifle and likely a barrel rest, on a 25 meter range. Just hitting a target on your first goes will be an achievement as target rifles are fantastically heavy, even the aluminium-stocked ones. If you like what you see you can apply for a probationer membership (in countries where firearms laws are strict). Then you move through shooting with a sling attachment without the rest, loading the rifle yourself, shooting groups (into the same target) then using a scope to see your shots and adjusting accordingly as you work around a ten-target 'card'.
It's a fabulously complex and intense sport, with breath control and concentration crucial. It becomes quite addictive very rapidly as you try to remember so many crucial key technical points. Its a genuine sport and one that really does pitch the competitor not just against his or her peers, but against their own willingness to learn and adapt constantly.
Shooting sports are quite expensive.
You could call darts a genuine sport for exactly the same reasons
Great explanation of the sports
It seems there are a lot of people in the comments section that have never tried this style of shooting that are complaining its not very hard.
I can only assume you have never actually tried it.
yeah it's difficult there's a lot of skill in it
I myself had to do so much effort to recieve gold and many medals in 50 and 10 meters
German vs Russian marksman at the Battle of stalingrad 1942 - colorized
Russian: judge panel, can I switch my target from a round target to a face of a German soldier?
Rooftop koreans vs German Whermacht bois
How tf did i end up here, i was watching gordon ramsey....
Me too!
i think the universe wants you to shoot the obnoxious personality out of that twat
i was watching ozzyman
Same wth
I was watching drag race 😂😂🤦🏽♂️
we need 360 no scope category
TBK yeah
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If it was easy it wouldn't be in the olympics
yaas ! finally someone understand
I do this and it's not as easy as it looks
You know dats right bro
That's why your mom isn't an event.
@@sentientdiarrhea8424 LMAO
lot of misinformation on this thread. these are 22 caliber powder charged rifles. they are "real guns" in the classic sense. they use the 22 for a number of reasons. its a very consistent round. they don't get hot quickly, which would change the precision and accuracy of the gun. and this competition is about marksmanship. it tests the fundamentals of shooting. breathing, trigger squeeze, and sight picture. you don't need a big bore or powerful round to achieve that for a 50 meter range. America doesn't compete very well here because this style of shooting sport isn't popular. we do well in shotgun skeet shooting, which is popular in the US. while shooting is very popular in the US, those that compete in shooting do so in different fashions. like trap listed earlier, and the more combat oriented competitions that test ones speed and accuracy in target acquisition, reloading, moving with one or more different styles of firearms. "something not tested in the Olympics.
GIboy1990. These are not .22s bud their 10mm air rifles bug difference. So dont try and be all theatrical about it. And for your information i am a professional marksman myself and .22s get hot quick so not sure what your talking about.
Those look like cartridges laying to the right of them?
@@kennethfrancis6209 you can quite clearly see them loading 22 cartridges into the guns you blind buffoon
@@iannordin5250 listen to the announcer at .29 seconds dipshit
francis he pointed out that one of the contestants who had competed in the 10m air isn't doing to hot in the 50m prone. 50m shooting is done with 22s while 10m is done with air. This is because 22s are far more consistent over that distance than air propelled bbs. This is a different event with different equipment
that clapping before the last shot, I'd be pissed
You don't get to that level in any sport if you can't tune out noise from the crowd.
So experts commenting air rifles ... lol
So many people stating this is easy..
Riding a bike is easy, bowling is easy, shooting is easy, running is easy
*being the best in the world at a sport is not easy*
Totally agree
They don't even realize these aren't air rifles somehow
@@insertcolorherehawk3761 22 lr rifle btw
DH is not easy ....hehe
Just had to be a duel between a German and Russian sniper
They're not snipers.
@@johnwhite5306 You must be an interesting person.
@@dickiewongtk your mom knows
Russia vs Germany... Hmmmf. World war 2 throwback?
@@johnwhite5306 You both got burned
Shooting is easy, shooting well is hard.
Exactly
Why do they keep saying air rifle? they're clearly shooting .22lr
they are probably talking about other events these guys also compete in.
His is air rifle
@@Tiger42s no he's not?
Why I'd every one hating on the sport? It's much harder than you think it takes years of training! If you don't like the sport then why are you watching this? I bet the closest you've got to this is nerf and call of duty.
This is actually quite interesting to watch. I have got to watch some shooting events at the next olympics.
Did you watch it mate 😀 ?
@@markomilutinov3554 Yes, yes I did
bunch of campers
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Real men are campers and support the infantry down on the BF
dead lmao
@@fredrikandersson9031 So the first line with assault rifles are fake?
PrestonDigitAsian?
People needs stay quiet next time and let them concentrate and quit clapping
West Lee u know how much time they have spend in a club where people was talking all the time and maybe dropping things on the ground?
These guys know how to ''disconnect'' and focus on 1 thing
Wouldn't make any difference.
They're all wearing ear plugs... they probably can't hear very much at all.
That said, yeah, clapping in an event where concentration is everything is the height of ignorance.
The loud noise, clapping, and distractions separate the good from the lucky.
@@richardbirks You can def still hear that
Instead of indoor controlled conditions, I'd like to see Olympics add outdoor 100m rimfire rifle competitions. 22lr in windy conditions at 100m is very challenging hitting coin size target groupings. Challenge them with both shooting skills and managing natural conditions.
The people commenting on why they dont use anything bigger than 22 lr obviously dont realize how much match grade ammo is. Supposedly the batches of 22lr for the Olympics are much more expensive than that bucket of Remingtons.
People don't know how hard this is i trained so hard to win first in GB under 16s 6yds. There's more factors to this than aim and shoot, 1 adjustment to your sight or a slight wobble will completely ruin your shot. If its so easy why isn't there people that have never done it in the Olympics.
6yds?
I’m so happy I found this!!!!
They wear the coolest jackets
Those jackets are made to be very stiff in order to eliminate unnecessary movements in your body, hard to move but easy to keep the pose, it's a lot easier to shoot with those on, they also have "the best" pants, and those are so stiff you can't bend the legs in those. You won't need them in a prone position.
Михаил Тимофеев wow thanks
you would think america would be good at this
Professor Finesser they only shoot fellow americans, who are really wide so no aiming needed
Americans really only focus on the main sports like basketball which they never lose
We only shoot real guns.
Jasonian well these are real guns.
no theyre air guns, not real guns
gotta love their outfits and all the accessories it takes to shoot a .22 rifle
Yeah it's kinda like those gym retards who use a belt and pads when squatting anything more than their body weight
Its easy to take a shot with a 22. but it is freaking hard to hit the x 10 (the inner circle of 10) that is why you need all of that stuff
+Pink_Agent to get more than 10.0 you need to hit within a cm
at 50 meters
I been doing that for 11 years you need the coat to hold you arms up and gives it pressure look up small board kneeling I had to do it on hard concrete st the range
I'm imagining a hillbilly with cutoff jeans and lit cig in his mouth get into this and kill it. The Happy Gilmore of Olympic sharp shooting. 😁
im confused, the brass ejected looks like a .22 but it says air rifle
The guy was probably mentioning about the other shooting competition (10m air rifle)
3:07 why does the Russian have nothing covering his eye and the other guy does? Can you choose?
Yes you can chose you can either have a better view of the target by learning to keep both eyes open or close one eye or cover it
Many confusion here related to .22s and air rifles.
For 10 m shooting, air rifles.
For 50 m shooting, .22 lr rifles.
It's common for competitors to train for both categories.
i shot air rifle in high school for 4yrs this stuff is no joke
if you shot air rifles for 4 years, than you would know that these are .22s.. not air rifles.
yes i know there 22lr im just saying stuff like that is hard and takes alot of skill and patients
Brandon Perdue im with you there i got to the national level and if not trained for it it can get nerve-wracking
Yes
Question: I've always been trained to shoot with both eyes open- In both recreational leagues as well as when I was on a tactical team. Does that "Blinder" prohibit sight in the non-dominate eye? If so, why? I've always found shooting with both eyes open gave me better detail, better target acquisition and better stamina (no migraines.) Thanks-in-advance for the feedback. Stay Strong, Boston
A 10-month old question probably has an answer now but maybe not the right one so here I go anyway.
I've been shooting this discipline for several years so I'm fairly well placed to answer your question. A blinder is a cheap, often DIY and an essential piece of target shooting equipment.
You absolutely SHOULD shoot with BOTH eyes OPEN but at the same time you don't want the eye not looking through the sights to be able to see anything and overlay that image over your sight picture.
When you close one eye the other eye's pupil dilates to let in more light to compensate. This is a bad thing as it reduces image sharpness and depth of field. Correct use of a blinder:
1 allows you to keep both eyes open.
2 prevents the non-aiming eye from seeing anything to distract from the sight picture.
3 allows plenty of light to enter the non-aiming eye and so prevents the aiming eye's pupil dilating.
You can make a blinder from a piece of translucent plastic like the side of a milk carton or frosted glass as long as you can't actually see anything through it. People fix blinders in place by either using headbands, attaching it to the rear sight or just buy shooting glasses with a movable blinder.
Hopefully this helps you and anyone else seeing this and I wish you every success.
I wonder if they can win those city fair air rifle games.
lol they would probably get frustrated at the innacuracy and inconsistancy of the guns.
They are not shooting air rifles ...
Nope . fair and carnival rifles are always deliberately bent and never shoot where the sights point .. You just have to "know where its gonna shoot" . to hit things with it ..
Mr Cart well actually it is , In the fair games , but not in a 50 Meter Rife
That's really impressive that Leslie Chow has made it from the Hangover movies to the coach of the Korean team......Tootalooo M...F....ers!!!!!!
Finding myself controlling my breathing as they aim 😂😂
As a person who does this sport. I hate breathing.
It seems that Campriani is coming out with an expression like, "Wow, look that!!! good luck!"
kim jonghyun? SHINee 😂
Steve He's South Korean, it's more likely the dogs got fed to him.
He died
Alejandra Pihuave Por qué es necesario? Ella debió enterarse si le gusta Shinee.
3 gun or uspsa style needs to be added next Olympics
That would be awesome to watch.
i figured if they are adding bmx and skateboarding then some better shooting sports should be added
ISSF(governing body for the Games) would need to be convinced to do an "Air Triathlon"/"Gun Triathlon", which would surprise me if they even did it
It would probably be something like
3-gun trap/50/50, with some other ridiculous parameter(like multi position)
Please add back prone to olympic event its really tough though❤
Never understood why they took it out to just add mixed team events for air.
No recording from the beginning of the race? About the whole race? Thx!
What rifle are they shooting? .22lr?
you do realize if these guys ever get tired of competing they can just become hitmen for hire or something
being able to shoot a rifle 54 yards with an optic isn't really something you'd look for in a hitman
@@pepperjack2795 except that is not an optic. Its iron sights
Optics are not allowed in the olympics
We need a trick shot category. Like when they shoot behind there back or something like that. The more difficult the trick shot the more points the shooter gets.
PUBG snakes
Prone position is pretty comfortable, standing is another story.
My spine just can’t handle it 💔
Three Position exists do for a reason
terbaik👍👍
that's why esports don't get to olympics
Came in 2nd in the cadet games in the 30 meter rifle Marine Corp JROTC 99 over 100. 2008 got a command coin from a brigadier general and a 3 foot trophy I was pissed the ROTC program got to keep it considering I won the thing. I got a medal stating I won 2nd
why the massive heavy suits?
To anybody thinks this is easy: Try lowering your heart rate to 40-50 and break the shot between the beats. Thick coats they have are for insulating the heart beat and any other minute muscular movements in the body but you still got to pull that trigger between your heart beats. Most pro shooters seem emotionless because they are in a state of trance during shooting and it takes a few moments to get out of it
It's not the battle of the gold. It's the battle of world war 2, this is just the reenactment from the movie Enemy at The Gates
Esporte lindo!!
Serious question--the rounds look like .22, but its air rifles? Anyone have a link they could share for more info on this type of shooting? Thanks. :)
10m Air
50m .22cal
They are .22lr
Pemutaran Ulang Rio: Final 50m Rifle Prone Putra
are they air rifles? why not real rifles?
Stilz Games WHY U THINK SO ?
Aze BC dunno that's why I asked
Yeah its classed as small bore shooting which is at a .22 calibre. The rifles are also made of alluminuim and all unesscary parts are not included so they can be more lightweight thats why they kind of look funny. And its supported with a sling which takes some of the weight of the rifle.
ThatOtherAndrew the 22 ammo they use cost about as much as 30-06 ammo. Super precise stuff
Stilz Games so if some maniac got hold of one he couldn't go around killing people.
수고하셧습니다korea 파이팅
What is the computer screen for?
To see down range.
Just started my practice as a part of Pakistan Army team , would love to compete in the olympics
Why cut the anthem? There is no purpose to do that.
Because Brazil's internet doesn't have the bandwidth for that
because the point of this is the sport, nobody wants to waste time with a song
They wanted to get on with the games
RyuuzakiL5 it’s the final dude, aka the last shots. It’s not the beginning
i wish simo hayha is a olmypian too and joining them.. its gonna so interesting..
Why is this not a mixed gender event? The only requirements are a sharp sight, steady pulse and a working finger.
I already complete national shooting 🤘🏻
We need The Hunger Games irl.
I know this doesn't look like it requires much skill, but they are shooting .22 Caliber rounds (they are specially designed rifles to give minimum kickback). Those rifles that they use will cost you about $150K. And the bull's eye is only 10 millimeters in diameter. It's harder than it looks lol
60 shots on a 10mm target ... That is skill
If anybody pays 150k for a rifle then they should turn it on themselves
@@gregr.9547 You pay for engineering and design at that level, also, there isn't as much demand for rifles like that
LOL you're SO off here... The most expensive rifles used in this discipline are around 10k$, far far away from 150k. Who fooled you into thinking that?
@@einszwei1226 literally
i had no idea this was an olympic sport, i never saw it b4
Its no longer one
Gotta get the Bicycle Drive-by shooting event in the Olympics as well as the Po-Po K9 evading event added!
Why is there brass shell casings lying around? I don't understand how it can be an air rifle.
Because this is 50m Rifle Prone, not 10m Air Rifle
the guy that killed JFK should of won a gold medal
How do they score it so accurately if they’re shooting it
Either by laser grid or by microphone measurement of the impact.
7:07 the typical Korean dad look right there!
Why isn’t Grigoryan using a blinder?
What kind of bullets are they using?
.22LR
Very good
What rifles do they use?
I wanna see this done with .30-06 or larger.
That would be horrifically expensive, also not very accessible. Not everyone lives in gun crazy USA.
how much of the result is the equipment, and how much is the person?
UltimateHandler equipment certainly helps, but the basics of trigger press, sight alignment, breathing control, and movement control of the rifle during trigger press is all down to the person.
Why is there a men’s and women’s division?
the commentator is saying air rifle but they sure look like 22lr to me. am i not understanding something here?
Wait theres something missing *PUTS GHILLIE SUIT* perfect,
Are they powered by co2
the german looks badass
sir mai shooting me tryail Dena chahte hu aur hame bataye kaise iska prose's hai
“Cool as a cucumber” haha
Russian in bronze had great form, just lost focus at the end.
looks like a bowling alley?
What cartridge are they shooting?
.22
What is the magnification on these scopes?
is there any?
No magnification, they are iron sights and the target is tiny. The centre of a 25m target is barely 10mm across, and to be good your looking at scoring a consistent 98-99 each time, every time. The rifles are also deceptively heavy hence the sling.
@@Outland9000 They're not exactly iron sight but rather diopter and globe sights. Also the target is at 50m distance and the "bullseye" is 10.4mm to be precise.
No magnification though when i used to do the sunday morning amateur version of this (5m free standing with air rifles. Distance was so short due to the matches being held in little brown cafes around town) i shared a rifle with my dad. Since he wears glasses we had a special diopter with a lens in it to correct for that. Me using it resulted in what i would guess is a 1.2x magnification for me. No idea if those are allowed in top level competition like this tough.
0:50 War has changed. (guy on the right)
What's up with the outfits and gloves? Are they really that necessary?
Gloves, ehh, the outfits are more to constrain movement, since at this level, minor movement loses points
Why not have a 5 meter rifle prone with a bb gun?
Because they do 10m standing, and they wanted this to actually be a challenge
50m with .22 caliber rifle, no wind calls, or environmental factors yea this is super relevant as a shooting sport.
1:32 he soooooo cute
“Coooool as a cold cucumber”
Why they shoot .22 lr?
We just need a gaming category overall
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The German has what looks like some sort of added support to his rifle?
Not really
what are they shooting?
Apples.
Strange theyre all so young
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What kind of rifle are those?
They are custom .22lr rifles. They cost about 150k each.
this is sports? not making fun of it just asking
Ya bro. One of my favs. Though I neither do it much on a competative level, nor do I use that small of a bullet.
Rene Roux yes, the bullseye is the size of lincolns eye on a penny, or the size of a pencil tip
for 50 prone the bullseye is slightly bigger, let's say it's the size of a penny. But for 10 metre air rifle they have crazy little targets, the 10 ring is not actually a ring, it is a freaking dot
source: my life of being a shooting athlete
its the exact size of the bullet head