Can you explain what you mean? I'm not super familiar with the gun world (yet) and I don't understand what you mean by scored. Thanks!

@@thomasgorman6513the assigned points for hitting the target at the optimal section (commonly high center chest or head box). Think of it like a Dart board but also under timing. Someone else will probably break it down better 😅

Scored. Like a grade. Points in a game, high score is a like grade school. Highest score wins.. All competitive shooting had some scheme for scoring (minus points for miss, hits in bullseye/ zone is higher than edges of target) Makes it fun, and another want to compete/discrimination of 'who won' if two people shot same times

In this video, they were scoring the competitive runs with “Hit Factor” which is the number of points divided by the amount of time. An A-zone hit is worth 5 points, a C-zone hit is worth 3 points and a D-zone is usually worth 1 point (sometimes people will give 0 points for hits in the D-zone). If you don’t know what the scoring zones are, do a Google search for “USPSA target” and you’ll find plenty of pictures. So, if you run a drill that is shoot 5 rounds, reload, shoot 5 more rounds and it takes you 10 seconds. When you score the target you have 6 As, 3Cs, and 1 D, that’s 40 points (6x5 + 3x3 + 1x1). You then divide your total points by your total time for a Hit Factor of 4 (40/10). This gives you a quantifiable metric to use to compare yourself to others and to yourself as you improve. That which can be measured can be improved. If you don’t know your times and scores for drills, then you have no way of knowing if you’re actually getting better. Lucas put up several very good comprehensive Courses of Fire on the TRex Arms website under the training section. You can use these to determine your current level of skill with rifle and/or pistol. In order to improve with both types of weapons, I’d strongly recommend you check out videos by Ben Stoeger & Matt Pranka (aka XRay Alpha) Not only do they have tons of free videos about drills, but Ben also posts 90+ minute free videos on KZfaq from his training classes. You’ll learn good drills to use AND what to look for to correct mistakes.

absolutely agree, this was one of the most interesting episodes and kept me focused for the entire time

Agreed

So good

i back this

I sixth this

🏳️‍🌈 Wear protection

I literally just returned from the range before i watched this. Pistol though, trying to shoot some drills I saw yestreday

I've always really liked the look of their range. Looks like fun and allows for a lot of different types of movement and some midrange shooting.

10:45 if you’ve been following Ben or Matt you’ll know ,” the less you do,the more you’ll do” meaning the less input you do to your gun the more efficient you’ll be with with your gun .

how about if we train with ferfrans soar rifle

Nice try, loser 😂

Who the fook is this guy

Yep. It’s different than a regular isolated training day or a match

wearing skinny jeans😆

When tyranny becomes law revolution becomes order and duty

@@chriswilton9976 yet every single one out performed you by 10x lol. i can name 10 operators who went in a mission with skinny jeans loads and a button up.. doesn't matter kid. unirofrms are for \camo they dont do anything else. maybe waterproof or better for winter. i can tag 50+ brands that sell to the public that also do those. LOL.look wahts going on in viginaia. open your eyes, no one is saving you.

as they blow you up with a drone and finish the rest with black hawk miniguns. 😂 then roll over the bodies in mraps

@@cheetonation what does that have to do with skinny jeans, and why would pur military kill pur civs? what?

thats the salt in the soup :)

That’s awesome!!!

It is

Cuz there is probably over 250,000 rds on the ground possibly over 1,000,000 rds

Yes. They're all running them

Its been announced for 2 weeks already

@@TREXARMSyou guys anticipate presenting us with an offering such as this for AK mags?

Love the Chest rigs

​@@mattr.1804it will hold one 762 ak mag per cell or 2 5.45/5.56 mags. If you are looking for dedicated double ak mag pouch chest rigs look at blue Jean operators videos

He’s larping. Imagine having the ability to actually go and do this shit for real but saying nah. I’m just gonna larp.

@@chrisbenson2430 do you think everyday citizens shouldn't train to fight?

@@chrisbenson2430 War ended 10 years ago and there is no fighting right now. Training in kit isn't larping, but you certainly are in the comments

​@@chrisbenson2430what are you contributing?

​@@chrisbenson2430You silly goose, the military are just professional larpers. Ask me how I know. A very small chunk, if any, of your military career is on target. That time is vastly outweighed by training.

Train for what lol. I mean you can go do this shit for real. But if you boys want to larp, send it.

@@chrisbenson2430 your comments on this channel confuse me

And time of posting 💪🏽

A blessing, a blessing from the Lord!

Gulf shores no, but 25 minutes up the road in Summerdale I train in my back yard

@TheLieutenent, You're seriously missing out! Three Brothers Arms is a few miles north of I10 on 59. For $20 they have a Tac range with barricades, obstacles, barrels, stationed courses of fire, and all of it can be moved around however you want it. I go there all the time with a few people and have some awesome range days.

Majority of optics are best zeroed with 62gr(since they mostly market them for the military and the standard round is the M855 green tip in 62gr). They also probably do it because if SHTF the majority of ammo you are likely to encounter in 5.56 will be in 62gr.

​@@conventionaldudetactics5564 I'm wondering how that matters at all, unless you're talking about something with a fixed BDC ?

@@raifsevrence correct, BDC.

Have you not seen Lucas' dual wield pistol video? Like straight out of a Matrix film

its called the national forest. there everywhere. your allowed to do this, sometimes shoot and drive but depends on laws at that forest. some let you leave your stuff if its not trash either so you don't have to take it home after every trip

Yeah, next time we’re going to show the sheet and record the data easier to show y’all.

@@TREXARMS Awesome. I think making sure people have an easy way to go and do the drills themselves (by way of making sure the viewer can see the course of fire and have time standards to reach for) makes it entertainment, training encouragement AND quality training ideas.

Time standard should be the aggregate of the 5 competent shooters. I’d love to see it too.

We use 62g for a lot of guns in the armory

Its cheaper

@@TREXARMSis it a good round tho compared to m193?

You don’t know how to clear malfunctions

@@HWG-wm8ld what? no.. but they can make drills for people to get faster with. doesnt hurt getting extra info..

@@HWG-wm8ld I was a parole agent in Pennsylvania and we trained all live fire drills to include malfunctions drills this includes night time drills. Most people have never cleared phase 1,2 or 3 malfunctions while under pressure and very few train it. We also watched case study video of law enforcement and military personnel panicking under fire when faced with malfunctions while under fire. So it may not seem like a necessary drill but it has its merits, similar to dry firing and administrative and tactical reloads. Lastly I think it would make good content especially in live fire competition. It’s just a suggestion. Lucas asked for suggestions. I’m taking a gamble that this channel has probably never received a suggestion like that. I think it’s one of those invaluable things you didn’t think you need to know until you saw it demonstrated.

We call it "dummy and ball" in the British Army, used to do it a lot in specialist roles. You get someone else to load your mags so you don’t know here the empty case sits, to avoid round counting. It’s a good drill imo shame it kind of died out.

@@darkchild130 Thank you for mentioning this. That’s right we get someone else to prepare our loadout usually 3-5 dummies per mag so we have no idea when the malfunction will occur.

I’d like to go to a military range to do it

Prone supported and unsupported then standing supported in foxhole. What else was it? It's been a minute since I did army rifle quals

​@@TREXARMSask your national guard maybe? Might be a good excuse for them to advertise or some shit

​@@arktactical6112They got rid of the foxhole years ago lol. For a long while it was prone supported, prone unsupported, kneeling. Now, it's standing offhand, prone, kneeling with barrier, and standing with barrier with reloads and transitions as part of your time rather than stopping.

​@@FuzzyBrains555can confirm did that last year in bct

You could hear one of the guys complaining in the video about the non-floated rail. It's easy to induce a point of impact shift while bracing your gun against a barricade with a rail like this. The barrel moves with the rail as pressure is applied. A Midwest Industries rail is not all that expensive and they are good quality, check them out.