Would absolutely love to see more of this as well as you guys at more of the Bruetality matches. You put a great show then and you put a great show now. Keep at it.
These are pretty much the prototype versions of them, we’re in contact the makers of them and we’ve been working together to improve them based on their performance at this match
Great work, you guys deserve more Subs! The 'We'll just leave it at that, F it" in the intro cracked me up. Got to love the Aussies not taking themselves to seriously!
This is on the list, in my (Dylan) opinion hitfactor is the best scoring system for modern shooting sports and it’s baffling to me that it hasn’t been adopted further. Trust me, this will get a dedicated video!
Great job guys. I reckon IPSC manual class is going to be very popular in Australia and NZ., because of law changes. NZ pistol association need to get thier shit together and make the manual class official.
One thing I saw was Rowan having to take his head away from the buttstock when bolting the action of his No.4, wondering if he sized his length of pull to the rifle. I am so big I tend to need a recoil pad for the correct length of pull, No.4 butts were sized to the soldier so they could run the action better for those who were unaware. There is a page on it in Shoot To Live 1945 a Canadian Army Musketry Manual which you can find online if you search it... Love this shooting though! I WANT TO DO IT SO BAD, LOVE FROM CANADA! Canadian Army Musketry Manual
With properly tolleranced ammo in cases made to millspec, no its not an issue... As was displayed... RIM OVER is very easily overcome. Rim lock is the preview of Bloody Federal and S&B cases
Great video. Will your future vids on these firearms include the associated equipment used in this match? Interesting to see more on Dylan's speed loaders and Rowan's charger pouches.
The video on the Marlin will go through the speedloaders as well, Rowan will also be discussing load carriage for Enfields at some time in the future as well
Nope, the design does not allow for that kind of go fast reloads. Also holding 38spl/357mag rounds in the manner would be incredibly hard and unreliable to say the least. They're just too small.
It varies as IPSC is never the same comp twice. But average about 100ish rifle comps and about 300+ for pistol comps. Each stage can only have a max scoring shot number of 32 but they’re not all 32 long courses. Variety is the name of the game
Yes they do, but like pistol there is minor and major power factor. For example, if I used 38 special I would not meet power factor but for 357magnum I scrape in - Dylan
@@dsar9489 is rifle minor not 150? 38sp out of a 18 inch barrel would be around there. 158gr at a 1000fps is easily obtainable out of a long barrel. Keep up the good videos guys
Do you shoot shotgun as well? I read in the rule book that camouflage shotguns in any class are prohibited but rifle is not. Is anyone able to clarify why?
@@dsar9489 I really want to get into this and rifle. I have a 28" 7 shot T-1000 with red dot and MatchsaverZ that I camouflaged for duck hunting. It seems very fit for purpose and I can't understand what difference the finish would make....
The answer is, of course, it makes no difference. But after having a look at the rule book myself, I cannot find anything in it prohibiting the use of shotguns with camo or any stipulations regarding firearm coating. Can you direct me to which rule it is?
A lot of things to think about to get this done. Staying calm with the misdeeds is easier said than done. Well done. Very impressive
Would absolutely love to see more of this as well as you guys at more of the Bruetality matches. You put a great show then and you put a great show now. Keep at it.
Skills. Love that No. 4.
It goes hard when I do my part amd don't try to feed it Shit ammo
@@dsar9489 stay chilly. 👍
The speed loader for the lever action is very cool!
These are pretty much the prototype versions of them, we’re in contact the makers of them and we’ve been working together to improve them based on their performance at this match
What lever gun were you running? I thought it was a Henry for a moment then i saw you gate loading?? Great work either way..
It’s a custom Marlin 1894 as stated at the beginning of the video, we will do a full video on it in the future
@@dsar9489 are those the danger noodle ones?
Great work, you guys deserve more Subs! The 'We'll just leave it at that, F it" in the intro cracked me up. Got to love the Aussies not taking themselves to seriously!
It was the ninth attempt at the intro and I wanted to keep it short to get to the good stuff. Seemed like a good place to leave it!
Can't believe I missed this one! Well, better late than never.
As usual, I'm here for Rowan showing how it's done with a bolt-action.
could you guys put together a video explaining how the point factor works?
This is on the list, in my (Dylan) opinion hitfactor is the best scoring system for modern shooting sports and it’s baffling to me that it hasn’t been adopted further. Trust me, this will get a dedicated video!
@@dsar9489 It would be interesting to know the math of it
Great job guys. I reckon IPSC manual class is going to be very popular in Australia and NZ., because of law changes. NZ pistol association need to get thier shit together and make the manual class official.
Awsome vid, I have been doing IPSC pistol for a little while now and im keen to get into rifle also. Watching Rowan run that 303 was awsome
Get into it mate, great fun all round and a hell of a challenge!
You just hate to see the No.4 misfeed. Short rounds?
Commercial ammo.... and the and loads of others .... yes OAL was an issue
Nice vid lads.
James Paris Lee would be proud
One thing I saw was Rowan having to take his head away from the buttstock when bolting the action of his No.4, wondering if he sized his length of pull to the rifle. I am so big I tend to need a recoil pad for the correct length of pull, No.4 butts were sized to the soldier so they could run the action better for those who were unaware. There is a page on it in Shoot To Live 1945 a Canadian Army Musketry Manual which you can find online if you search it...
Love this shooting though! I WANT TO DO IT SO BAD, LOVE FROM CANADA! Canadian Army Musketry Manual
Surely that wasn't rim lock on the Enfield ;) I've heard said it never actually happens...
With properly tolleranced ammo in cases made to millspec, no its not an issue...
As was displayed... RIM OVER is very easily overcome.
Rim lock is the preview of Bloody Federal and S&B cases
Great video. Will your future vids on these firearms include the associated equipment used in this match? Interesting to see more on Dylan's speed loaders and Rowan's charger pouches.
The video on the Marlin will go through the speedloaders as well, Rowan will also be discussing load carriage for Enfields at some time in the future as well
Oi! Where's the L1A1 bayonet? It's not a DSAR vid without the bayonet! All jokes aside, keep it coming. Great content
Pretty impressive mate. What do you coat your smle charger clips with?
They’ve been cerekoted. This makes them easier to find and makes them a little more user friendly.
@@dsar9489 l appreciate your reply. Great work. Thanks for keeping history & heritage alive!
Primarily the pink stops others from knocking them off...
Is there any of these type matches in seqld ? This looks like fun
Sadly we are not aware of any IPSC competitions outside of SA, Vic or the NT. If anyone knows of one we’d love to hear about it
@@dsar9489 lol me too. Ik of practical presision rifle matches but nothing like this
Great video guys, what are those pouches Rowan is using for his stripper clips? I what some..
Standard Pattern 37 ADMINISTRATION or "Second line" pouches... some times referred to as POG Pouches these days
very cool glad to see you got a match in
ipsc with a lever action looks cool! out of curiousity, can you quad load a marlin 1894?
Nope, the design does not allow for that kind of go fast reloads. Also holding 38spl/357mag rounds in the manner would be incredibly hard and unreliable to say the least. They're just too small.
@@dsar9489 ah, ok then. Out of curiosity, what was the largest number of rounds needed to complete a stage in a match like this?
It varies as IPSC is never the same comp twice. But average about 100ish rifle comps and about 300+ for pistol comps. Each stage can only have a max scoring shot number of 32 but they’re not all 32 long courses. Variety is the name of the game
What was causing the jams with the No.4? Rimjam?
Jelly.
Do rifles not have to make any power factor?
Yes they do, but like pistol there is minor and major power factor.
For example, if I used 38 special I would not meet power factor but for 357magnum I scrape in - Dylan
@@dsar9489 is rifle minor not 150? 38sp out of a 18 inch barrel would be around there. 158gr at a 1000fps is easily obtainable out of a long barrel.
Keep up the good videos guys
Loaded properly sure, but the factory stuff I had available was not filling me with confidence to make 150 so I went for 357.
Do you shoot shotgun as well? I read in the rule book that camouflage shotguns in any class are prohibited but rifle is not. Is anyone able to clarify why?
What rule number are you referring to? The only mention of camouflage in the IPSC Shotgun rules is 5.3.1 regarding the competitors attire.
@@dsar9489 Ahhh my bad, I was reading the SSAA practical shooting rule book!
Ah yes, I don’t think either of us has shot that particular match as of yet. I wonder what other odd rules they have implemented?
@@dsar9489 I really want to get into this and rifle. I have a 28" 7 shot T-1000 with red dot and MatchsaverZ that I camouflaged for duck hunting. It seems very fit for purpose and I can't understand what difference the finish would make....
The answer is, of course, it makes no difference. But after having a look at the rule book myself, I cannot find anything in it prohibiting the use of shotguns with camo or any stipulations regarding firearm coating. Can you direct me to which rule it is?
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