The Tactical Games: What They Are & How To Prepare
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- What are The Tactical Games, what's needed to succeed, and what competitors think of them 🇺🇸
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Interesting comments on the "gaming"...I have been shooting some USPSA matches this year, and enjoy the opportunity to move and shoot, but the scene is kind of hard to take sometimes....some of these guys take themselves too seriously.....
just the value of working in your gear and KNOWING what works for and what doesn't
I appreciate the Paul Harrell quote; always sound advice coming from the God of Gunfire
Can we PLEASE push to have at least ONE per year in Phoenix!? There is a huge veteran/shooter base out here, and we rarely have anything good! No silkie hikes, no gorucks, no shooting comps(outside of USPSA/IDPA), etc. We always have to travel far for the good stuff, and yet we have perfect weather for all of this in the winter. Very few handgun/rifle/knife restrictions in Arizona as well. Great airport for traveling in and out, easy to get around, etc. We have ranges galore! TONS of area to setup shop for this type of event.
Looks like a lot of fun. I have been doing really good with fitness; down 113 pounds getting strong and fast. This is Eric, was at your and twangnbang shoot and talked with you at the Brownells hangout in Indy.
I had pretty much the same experience with IDPA. I love this concept; you have to be a good shooter AND in shape! :)
they did fucked up the first day when they made intermediate do the first battle with 150lbs bags instead of something more reasonable. that was actually the reason why some intermediate quit the first day. not saying they should make it easy because it's the tactical games, but that particular weight broke a lot of people since if you can't pick up, shoulder and walk that weight then you have to drag which took a lot of time and more tiring. that said, the event is still new and they are still figuring things out, I will continue to participate because the community is amazing
Just signed up for the California event for May 2020. I can't wait.
Yikes.
Absolutely loved the retro gear. That was the LBE I started with so long ago, then transitioned to ALICE gear and so on. Adding the bayonet was perfect.
52 minutes? That’s terrib... Oh wait, 50lbs pack?! Never mind. Carry on 👍👍
It was a pleasure meeting you Sunday, even as brief as it was.
I want that bandolier!!
You need to Try Cola Wars for a light hearted approach that does much of the same things. PM me for info, I think you already got an invite but you just got another one.
I dont know how to PM on YT, but im in SC and consider this a request for info
Looks similar to 2gacm / desert/Finish brutality.
Jeremy Rhodes this one is more cross fit focused
Needs more Kasarda drill.
Dude....the info given regarding the physical abilities needed to complete the battles has either changed dramatically or these guys are freaks of nature.
A year after this vid, same venue, there were no "dad bods" and the physical demands were friggin legit
Can we get a video of your FN P90 that I've heard you mention in previous videos? A good full auto never gets old.
maybe
Best collab you've done! More videos with ivan!!
I did not know this existed. This is great!
10 min splits with 50 lb packs, i assume as well as a rifle, a pistol and 15+ lb plate carriers seems like a little better than reasonable shape. Im not saying its not achievable but you'd need to have no muscular or orthopedic issues and you'd really need to train well to do that and have two full days of fight left in you. Light division for me please.
Hey Mike, where can I mail you a headband to? Maybe a tactical camo one.
Crossfit with guns. Got a little winded just watching.
Some of the rules in "gun games" are really ridiculous. Glad I'm not the only one that sees "gun games" don't really help you.
indeed
Gun games absolutely help you. Just dnt show up to compete, use it to grow as a shooter.
@@paulh6101 I would prefer to practice on my own, thanks
@Jim Beam haha why does him wanting to practice on his own make him a bad ass operator? In events like that, you are putting a lot of trust in complete strangers to operate their firearms safely.
@Jim Beam That's a good point and I agree. I was just saying, what you said "You train on your own to retain and reinforce what you learn". This was just in the context of mr mozzberg here saying he didn't want to take part in "gun games" events, and I think that's fair enough. Doesn't mean he's arrogant or anything. He never said he didn't want to get training, just that instead of practicing in events he preferred practicing alone.
I thought I saw you out there. So...when are you gonna throw you hat in the ring Mr G?
Damn that looks like a lot of fun...
That looks like blast!
Waaaaay better than football!
Damn straight NORTH FUCKING CAROLINA
Them: rules are not your usual idpa/uspsa rules.
Me: so no boomers or fudds....awesome!
Stay firsty my friends
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Soooooooo... BRN-605 review!? lol