Videos tagged with High Altitude

This video showcases a "Rifle Ruck" event involving a 2-mile climb at 8900ft altitude, featuring three stages of fire with 13 targets engaged under 24mph winds. The event was supported by sponsors Eberlestock, Gkiltanddagger, Edefiantmachineworksllc, and Condition 1 Case, who provided prizes. The description encourages viewers to like, subscribe, and comment, and provides links for channel support, training schedules, event registration, classes, daily deals, and affiliate products. It also lists discount codes for various brands and social media connections.

This video explores the extreme ballistic capabilities of the 5.56mm cartridge, pushing it to its theoretical maximum range of one mile (1,760 yards). The creator discusses the impact of high altitude on ballistics and aims to demonstrate the rifle's potential at this unprecedented distance. The description also includes calls to action for engagement, links to support the channel, training resources, affiliate discounts, and social media connections, along with a standard YouTube disclaimer.

This video, titled 'A Song of Wind and Snow,' follows the creator on assignment with @novagroup2 in Utah. The description humorously mentions that high altitudes affect the creator's cognitive function, reverting them to a 'Maxwell cat' state. The video is edited by @BrassFacts and features filming by Instagram accounts @camera_man_61, @brassfacts2, and @hoplopfheil. Amazon affiliate links are provided for a Magpul wallet and a watch, suggesting an EDC (Everyday Carry) or gear focus.

This YouTube video from the Gunwerks channel focuses on shooting techniques, specifically addressing how to make angled shots at high altitude. The description highlights the channel's commitment to providing content on long shots, challenging shots, shooting tips, DIY projects, and ballistics. Viewers are encouraged to subscribe for more educational and practical firearm-related content.

This video showcases an autocross run of a pre-turbocharged Nissan 350Z, highlighting performance driving and the vehicle's capabilities. The driver, with rusty skills initially, shows significant improvement during the event, moving up in the rankings. The 350Z, a long-time family car described as 'cherry,' is noted for its balance but also a desire for more power, especially at high altitude. Future plans for a STS Turbo system and minimal engine modifications are mentioned, with a preview of the car's potential. The run resulted in a 2nd place finish in the 'Killer' 350Z class against a variety of performance vehicles, including Corvettes, BMW M3, and a Supra Mk IV.

This Nutnfancy Project adventure, "Llama Trek," chronicles a journey to a snow-covered mountain basin reminiscent of high-altitude Nepal expeditions. The expedition relies on a team of llamas – Rama, Casper, and Windstar – to transport gear. The trek involves steep slopes, deep snow, and bushwhacking with snowshoes, accompanied by Mountain Dog Allie. Limitations of the llamas in deep snow lead to establishing a base camp. The video also features knife testing and .22 caliber plinking with the crew, highlighting Nutnfancy's consistent engagement with firearms and gear even during outdoor adventures. The descent proves challenging, with some losing gear. The experience is described as memorable due to the llama companions.

This video documents the first day of a challenging high-altitude backpacking adventure titled "Where The Air Is Thin." The hike involves significant vertical gain through diverse montane and alpine environments, including quaking aspens, waterfalls, conifers, and rocky slopes above the treeline. The content highlights the arduous nature of the climb, the stunning scenery, and the potential dangers encountered, such as navigating a snowy chasm. The group, including LastSuspect, the narrator's son, and Allie the Mountain Dog, reaches an alpine rescue hut built in 1959 before establishing base camp. The video also touches on environmental concerns regarding equestrian damage in the area, advocating for foot traffic only.

Part 2 of an 8-part series, this video details Nutnfancy's extended stay backpacking system, emphasizing firepower for remote, high-elevation Rocky Mountain base camps. It covers clothing and some accessory gear, focusing on high capabilities for weight and bulk, even with an 80+ lb pack. The system is designed for static camps rather than daily hiking. Gear includes various thermal layers, gloves, and a Moonstone Gore-Tex parka. While not a primary firearms review, specific firearm-related items are mentioned in the broader context of outdoor preparedness.