holy **** check these stages out, its amazing! http://www.facebook....380412841984104 might need facebook to view.

Here you go, some more videos of the actual shooting.

 

I would love to shoot this match one day. Just wondering how bad it is to get a firearms permit there, let alone the fact that even though I was born in the former soviet union, Russia makes it tough as hell to get a Visa to get into the country.

 

The spinning targets at about the 4 minute mark look awesome! Cool video.

just imagine surprising a shooting with that spinner set up, I can see people just stare at it or hell even unload and show clear immediately after.. haha

just imagine surprising a shooting with that spinner set up, I can see people just stare at it or hell even unload and show clear immediately after.. haha

 

Not at all. Maybe a newbie.... sure, but it is not that difficult, and as predictable as any other moving target.

 

with movers, most people just psych themselves out of it.

wasn't meant to be taken seriously friend, don't think there is an active shooter who would want to turn down those shots. And btw good look at the Florida open, hopefully come back with some decent footage.

Wow, unbelievable stages. Specially that last one. You gotta have some legs to do it.

That maze like one looked real tricky.

Great video. I'm curious about the venue. Indoors, yet seemingly able to shoot in any direction. What was the backstop? Outdoors we are able to shoot in three sided (three berms) pits that allow a lot of flexibility in stage design, but this all appeared to be indoors. Amazing. Really liked the idea of pulling something to make the targets appear and having to hold it while shooting - really enforces strong (or weak) hand only. Maks, I think you ought to incorporate this into one of your killer stages. Thanks for sharing.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

That is almost perfect form.

Now the question becomes, why don't we see stages like that in the US? Seems like a lengthy setup that would take a lot of effort and time, we shouldn't let the Russians have all the fun!

Now the question becomes, why don't we see stages like that in the US? Seems like a lengthy setup that would take a lot of effort and time, we shouldn't let the Russians have all the fun!

 

You can see the stages like this in the states, but two things...

 

1. Lots of props does not make a stage good/bad.

2. At local matches, we cannot do this stuff as the match has to be setup and torn down the day of match.

 

I am likely going to shoot the moscow open this year though.

My friend and I made a bootleg (very bootleg) version

of the maze course. OK, wasn't really a version the course,

I just got inspired by it and put in something so we'd have

to work our feet and watch our gun orientation. Fun

nonetheless.

 

http://youtu.be/WjpIFXdudn0

 

http://youtu.be/7gMAt0mXsbk