Videos tagged with Mountain Shooting

This video provides a comprehensive overview and demonstration of a BCM (Bravo Company Manufacturing) 14.5" carbine equipped with a Raider rail. The presenter, Rughi, showcases the rifle's capabilities by engaging targets at various distances, including high-angle shots in a mountainous environment. The content emphasizes practical application and offers resources for viewers to support the channel, access training schedules, and find deals on gear and firearms-related products. It aims to provide 'no-BS training' and build community engagement.

This video showcases high-angle mountain shooting in Colorado using a BCM 18" Marksman Rifle chambered in 5.56mm. The creator emphasizes their passion for this specific type of shooting and promises more dynamic content in the future. The description includes apologies for audio quality and directs viewers to support the channel, training events, and affiliate discounts for various gear and services. The video aims to provide educational and entertainment value, adhering to YouTube's firearm policies.

This video announces the creator's move to Colorado and outlines their future plans, including 2025 training and content updates focused on mountain shooting. The creator expresses a desire to build a local community and offers classes. They also promote their Patreon-like "Shooters Club," training schedule, and various discount codes for affiliate products like Weapon Works Custom Cerakote, Eberlestock, Arcane Concerted, and Two Vets Sporting Goods. The video aims to provide value through no-BS training and encourages audience engagement through likes, subscriptions, and comments.

This video features a challenge to shoot a playing card in half using handguns, a feat typically achieved with more specialized equipment and skill. The creator heads to the mountains for this attempt, highlighting the difficulty of the task. The description also includes affiliate links for sunglasses, cameras, lenses, microphones, GoPros, and personal social media links. A segment called "eye of the GNARwhal" is described as a collection of less conventional but still interesting content from the creator's personal filming history.