Videos tagged with Training Event

This video offers a behind-the-scenes look at the preparation and organization involved in setting up a shooting class. It details the various components and considerations that go into creating a successful training event, from logistics to participant experience. The content aims to demystify the process for both instructors and students, highlighting the effort and planning required.

This video showcases a custom-built work truck created by Bozard Built for GBRS Group. The truck is intended for use in training and marketing events and will eventually be auctioned off with proceeds donated to charity. The video expresses gratitude to Bozard Built for their craftsmanship and highlights the company vehicle.

This video announces 'Moons Out 2026,' a firearms event scheduled for March 6-8, 2026, at the Echo Valley Training Center in West Virginia. Registration opens on December 1st via Practiscore. The description provides a direct link for sign-ups, highlighting an upcoming opportunity for firearms enthusiasts to gather and likely engage in shooting activities or competitions.

This video documents the Grapple Gats Training Event held in Phoenix, Arizona, in March 2024. While specific firearms and calibers are not detailed in the provided information, the event's focus on training suggests instruction in shooting techniques, marksmanship, and potentially defensive applications. The title implies a focus on firearms and practical skills development within a structured event setting.

This video introduces the Knowledge Transfer Collective (KTC), an exclusive Patreon member event focused on comprehensive training in fitness, shooting, mindset, and mental health. The description highlights that KTC is an all-inclusive experience, covering board and lodging, chef-prepared meals, training, and ammunition. Enrollment for 2024 KTC events opens on December 8th and is exclusively accessible through the GBRS Group Patreon page. The video encourages viewers to join their Patreon for access.

This video reflects on the @ohiorangeday 2023 event, which took place nearly two weeks prior. The description highlights the community-based training aspect and the gratitude expressed by attendees who formed global connections and are now organizing their own range days. It emphasizes the idea of growing together through training, a sentiment that extends beyond the weekend event. The announcement for @ohiorangeday 2024 applications being live is made, encouraging online applications. The video is credited to @safarilandgroup.

This video promotes firearms training opportunities with the "Top Gun Cup." The description encourages viewers to train with the organizers, promising they will be pleased with the experience. The title suggests a competitive or skills-based event where participants can "earn" something, implying achievement and skill development.

This InRangeTV video, featuring Henry from 9 Hole Reviews, is framed within a 'Fallout' universe training event. Set in a simulated post-apocalyptic environment with factions like the NCR and Caesar's Legion, the video focuses on the 'Wasteland Shuffle' training exercise. Future content is promised, including a 'Pick 1' episode with 9 Hole Reviews. The description highlights the importance of survival and acquiring new recruits in a hostile world, suggesting a blend of firearms training and thematic role-playing.

This video documents the SureFire Battle of the Bills 2020 training event, featuring prominent firearms instructors Bill Blowers of Tap Rack Tactical and Bill Rapier of AMTAC Shooting. The "Back to the Bills" theme suggests a focus on fundamental training principles and practical application. The event likely involved a comprehensive breakdown of shooting techniques, tactical scenarios, and potentially firearm performance evaluations under the SureFire brand.

This YouTube video announces a new Vehicle Defense course scheduled for May 23-24. The description also provides links to purchase merchandise, register for training, support the creators on Patreon, join their Facebook group, and watch their content on Full30. While the title explicitly mentions a defense course, it doesn't specify any particular firearms, calibers, or manufacturers being used or discussed within the course itself, focusing more on the announcement and logistical details.

This YouTube video from InRange TV showcases Stage 4 of the Tiger Valley 2018 2 Man 2 Gun team match. The event emphasizes collaboration and communication, influencing concepts like 2g-ACM and InRange Brutality matches. The video features Sinistral Rifleman and Karl competing with a KE Arms SBR AR15 and an Arsenal SLR106UR, exploring the effectiveness of SBR configurations in this practical, non-gimmicky match environment. This stage specifically focuses on barricades and "little heads" targets. InRange TV is viewer-supported via Patreon.