Videos tagged with Revolution Targets

This video features a "Pros vs. Joes" challenge comparing a Ruger PC Carbine in 9mm against a Walther Q5 Match Steel Frame pistol in a rapid course of fire using Revolution Targets. Police Officer and Firearm Instructor Chris Cerino faces off against "Joe" Nathan Wilt, a Guns & Ammo TV cameraman. Despite the carbine's perceived advantage, the outcome highlights the greater importance of attitude and experience over the firearm itself, offering valuable lessons to both participants.

This "Pros vs. Joes" episode features a head-to-head competition between Guns & Ammo TV Producer Darin Narlock and USPSA Grand Master Jim Tarr using the Revolution Targets Portable Dueling Tree. Narlock uses a Walther Q5 Match Steel Frame in 9mm with a red dot, while Tarr uses a Kimber EVO SP. Despite a perceived disadvantage in his firearm, Tarr's experience and mastery of red dot sights are highlighted as he quickly acquires targets. The video promises insights into red dot sight acquisition techniques and shooting speed.

This video features a "Pros vs. Joes" segment from Guns & Ammo TV showcasing a Steel Challenge using the Revolution Targets Heavy Dueling Tree. Coordinating producer Jeff Murray and Editor Eric Poole engage in a head-to-head duel at 10 yards. The challenge requires focus and accuracy to achieve a full rotation of the target with 9mm ammunition. Murray uses a Smith & Wesson M&P9 M2.0, while Poole shoots a Stoeger STR-9. The video highlights the fun and skill-building aspects of using the dueling tree for practice.

This video features a "Pros vs. Joes" challenge between Guns & Ammo TV cameraman Christian Hoffman and former Special Operations Officer Tom Beckstrand. They compete at Revolution Targets headquarters, using Revolution Targets Heavy Duty Multi Targets. The objective is to be the first to make two heavy targets spin. Hoffman uses a Stoeger STR-9, while Beckstrand wields a Smith & Wesson M&P9 M2.0. The unexpected outcome of this pistol-based challenge is highlighted.

This "Pros vs. Joes" segment from Guns & Ammo features a practical steel challenge at Revolution Targets. "Joe" (cameraman Ben LaLonde) competes against USPSA Grand Master Jim Tarr, aiming to hit 17 steel targets in the fastest time. While LaLonde demonstrates speed and accuracy, Tarr's extensive experience and refined techniques for maximizing efficiency prove decisive. The video highlights the nuances of competitive shooting and hints at secrets Tarr employs to shave off precious seconds, setting the stage for a future rematch.

This video features a "Pros vs. Joes" segment where Guns & Ammo TV's Darin Narlock competes against 16-time Gold Medalist and Taurus Pro-Shooter Jessie Harrison in a .22LR steel challenge. They use the Taurus TX22 pistol and a Rossi RS22 semi-auto rifle, demonstrating the capabilities of the TX22's 16-round capacity. Following the competition, Harrison provides Narlock with insights on competitive shooting techniques for gaining an edge. The challenge involves hitting all plates with both firearms, with any misses requiring correction before the final stop-plate. Both participants successfully completed their runs.

This video features a "Pros vs. Joes" challenge comparing the 6.5 Creedmoor and the .375 H&H cartridges. Pro shooter Tom Beckstrand, a former U.S. Army Special Operations officer, goes head-to-head with Guns & Ammo TV cameraman Ben LaLonde. LaLonde uses a Kimber 8400 Advanced Tactical SOC II in 6.5 Creedmoor with Hornady 140-grain ELD-M ammo. Beckstrand uses a Kimber Talkeetna 8400 in .375 H&H with Hornady Dangerous Game Series 270-grain SP-RP Superformance ammo. The challenge tests the differences between these two distinct rifle cartridges, with both competitors finishing the task in under a minute.

This "Pros vs. Joes" video pits competitive shooter James Tarr against cameraman Nathan Wilt in a plate-rack challenge. Tarr uses a Colt King Cobra in .357 Magnum on 8-inch self-resetting Revolution Targets, while Wilt uses a Smith & Wesson M&P9 M2.0 in 9mm on smaller 6-inch targets. The video highlights the speed and accuracy challenges of each firearm, with Tarr's limited shots and larger targets contrasting with Wilt's higher capacity and smaller targets. It offers insights into effective pistol shooting techniques.

This "Pros vs. Joes" video from Guns & Ammo TV pits professional shooter Chris Cerino against coordinating producer Jeff Murray in a speed and accuracy challenge. Both competitors use a Springfield Armory Saint Victor rifle chambered in 5.56 NATO, loaded with Hornady Black 62-grain FMJ ammunition. The key differentiator is Murray's use of a 1-6X scope versus Cerino's iron sights. The course of fire, designed to mimic a 3-Gun competition, involves shooting various steel targets from a barricade, supplied by Revolution Targets. The video aims to demonstrate the tangible advantage optics can provide to shooters of all skill levels, highlighting how they can enhance performance and give an edge in speed and hit count.

This Guns & Ammo TV segment features a long-range shooting challenge between former U.S. Special Forces Officer Tom Beckstrand and G&A TV Producer Darin Narlock. They compete using the Kimber Advanced Tactical 8400 SOC II rifle in 6.5 Creedmoor with a Nightforce NX8 4-32x50mm F1 scope. The objective is to spin a Revolution Targets Hostage Target with one rotation within 10 shots. Darin Narlock utilizes a prone position with a bipod, while Tom Beckstrand employs a supported kneeling position to level the playing field. Both participants highlight the critical role of a level rifle at extended distances, with the Kimber's built-in bubble level proving its utility in this close and competitive showdown.

This "Pros vs. Joes" episode from Guns & Ammo TV features professional shooter Chris Cerino demonstrating the "Step Back Drill" with cameraman Ben LaLonde. The drill challenges pistol shooting fundamentals by increasing distance from the target in 10-yard increments. LaLonde uses a larger Smith & Wesson M&P9 M2.0 9mm and a Revolution Targets target for fairness, while Cerino uses a smaller Smith & Wesson M&P9 Shield from the Performance Center. The video highlights the importance of solid marksmanship and how it enables accuracy even at extended ranges, showcasing the benefits of training and experience. It's presented as a great drill to practice with a partner.