Thought I would share this video of the 2004 RM3G world championships.
http://www.youtube.com/user/singlestack126?feature=mhee
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Thought I would share this video of the 2004 RM3G world championships.
http://www.youtube.com/user/singlestack126?feature=mhee
Last edited by jarhead; 09-23-2011 at 18:04. Reason: spelling correction
Wow! kewl! Thanks for posting that! Its good to see some of the "old" days!
mind if I put a link to it from RM3G's website?
thanks!
jj
Go ahead-- Just don't let Trevor take credit fot it!
oh, he got credit for something
Originally Posted by VNgunfighter
oh, he got credit for something
Yeah, extra credit!
WTF!
is the RO doing @ 1:40
don't know that I would do that, heck I'm pretty sure nobody I know would
RO "are you finished"
Me "Damn., that was ugly enough to scare the buzzards off a gut pile"
G35 almost stock (dawson fsp & magwell)
Colt MkIV gov 70s hardball
G27 for those up close engagements
USPSA #A68337
SCSA # 2826
He is reloading the .38 with blanks, for the next shooter.
This happens all the time, the handling of firearms while the shooter is down range. It is always in a safe manor and, brought back to the line by an RO. It also aids in the reset of the stage, unless there is an issue with the gun.
Not a USPSA/IPSC match...
The pistol handgun was only loaded with 2 rounds of blanks and you had to shoot both rounds.
You know I like my coffee sweet in the morning
and I'm crazy about my tea at night
#1 all guns are always loaded
from the camera's angle the barrel of the gun was pointed RIGHT AT the opening the shooter came out
guys i shoot with would have flipped out if they came through a door was saw a dude behind them handling a gun.
no reason he couldn't have waited for the shooter to clear to the next area
but WTF do I know.
just doesn't look right
RO "are you finished"
Me "Damn., that was ugly enough to scare the buzzards off a gut pile"
G35 almost stock (dawson fsp & magwell)
Colt MkIV gov 70s hardball
G27 for those up close engagements
USPSA #A68337
SCSA # 2826
As it was said, not USPSA. In NRA TPC, your allowed to turn uprange as a shooter, providing that the muzzle of your weapon doesn't leave the 1 foot bubble. Tell that to anyone that doesn't shoot or train like that in any other shooting sport, and they think your pyscho.#1 all guns are always loaded
from the camera's angle the barrel of the gun was pointed RIGHT AT the opening the shooter came out
guys i shoot with would have flipped out if they came through a door was saw a dude behind them handling a gun.
no reason he couldn't have waited for the shooter to clear to the next area
but WTF do I know.
just doesn't look right
And this is why in printing in the USPSA handbook, that video or pictures cannot justify a DQ. its all about perspective.from the camera's angle the barrel of the gun was pointed RIGHT AT the opening the shooter came out
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