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I know Karl always said that match footage is boring (and it usually is). What I do miss is them taking two different guns into that 2-gun match, comparing them, and having a commentary on it. That's the interesting part about match footage. Not the runs itself, but the observations afterwards.
Some match footage is interesting, if there are good props. I think I will looking through some of the Lynx Brutality footage that was happening this weekend, because there is always interesting props. Same goes for Finnish Brutality, and when BoTR visits Finland for the bigger SRA-matches.
And I thought the earlier American Brutality matches did too have some cool stuff. Now looking at the footage from WB2026, it's more like a glorified 2-gun ACM where it's more about "the atmosphere". Which I mean fine, might be still fun to shoot, but nothing interesting to look at. And probably not worth the price tag if the stages are more akin to a monthly club match than an actual major match.
I know Karl always said that match footage is boring (and it usually is). What I do miss is them taking two different guns into that 2-gun match, comparing them, and having a commentary on it. That's the interesting part about match footage. Not the runs itself, but the observations afterwards.
I always liked the "historical gun in a modern stage" observations. Yeah, youre gonna place last and probably time out half the time, but its interesting seeing some of these old guns used in something besides static bench shooting at the fudd club.
Its on the periphery, Project Lightning(?) that Ian did with C&Rsenal was fascinating for that reason. We can talk about what may or may not be nice on a gun, especially old guns. But the only way to know is to get out and use it.
I archived it incase the trannie decided to delete it when the big mean CHUDs of K***F**** start making fun of xir. Woodland Brutality 2026 Stage 4.mp4
You're right, this looks like a stage from a Desert Brutality ten years ago. People paid $400 for this shit? And no prizes?
Is it just me or is this entire stage set up backwards? The shooter should be moving forwards towards the berm for safety reasons so they’re not swinging what might be a hot weapons towards the crowd, but it would also end with the pistol shooting section when you’re the most worn out. That would actually make it difficult rather than ending with an easy rifle shot.
Is it just me or is this entire stage set up backwards? The shooter should be moving forwards towards the berm for safety reasons so they’re not swinging what might be a hot weapons towards the crowd, but it would also end with the pistol shooting section when you’re the most worn out. That would actually make it difficult rather than ending with an easy rifle shot.
What a lame looking stage, it really does look like something ian would upload on halloween back in 2016 shooting at a local range event. I really do wish more thought would be put into stages in general at events when it comes to the 180 rule, I get why its there even if I hate it but so many times either in footage or at localish events I see stages set up that really are just asking for it to happen. From that ancient video were they had dudes setting their handgun on the dash of a car before firing from inside (allowing it to slip down towards the windshield and potentially violate the rule) to any stage I've shot at where they have you "retreat" so I have to hold my gun behind me like a goofy dipshit pointed at the perm because of a safety rule that no one ever followed outside range events.
Is it just me or is this entire stage set up backwards? The shooter should be moving forwards towards the berm for safety reasons so they’re not swinging what might be a hot weapons towards the crowd, but it would also end with the pistol shooting section when you’re the most worn out. That would actually make it difficult rather than ending with an easy rifle shot.
Or start with the pistol shoot with rifle at the back of the stage, retreat back to rifle (getting your heart beating), advance, and maybe end on a pistol shoot. You get a chance to do pistol early and tire yourself out.
What a lame looking stage, it really does look like something ian would upload on halloween back in 2016 shooting at a local range event. I really do wish more thought would be put into stages in general at events when it comes to the 180 rule, I get why its there even if I hate it but so many times either in footage or at localish events I see stages set up that really are just asking for it to happen. From that ancient video were they had dudes setting their handgun on the dash of a car before firing from inside (allowing it to slip down towards the windshield and potentially violate the rule) to any stage I've shot at where they have you "retreat" so I have to hold my gun behind me like a goofy dipshit pointed at the perm because of a safety rule that no one ever followed outside range events.
Too many guys looking at military drills and then forcing them into a match with extra rules and less tolerance for safety violations. Lateral movement with a rifle is going to suck if you have to move in the direction of your weak side and you have to put your rifle in a less than optimal hold just so you don’t 180. Retreating is even more retarded unless you do hard drop mag and fire last shot, then you lose a magazine and you have to design the stage on dropping mags to do a “retreat”. Even on that woodland video posted, the guy had to push the handguard down to keep the muzzle from rising up. He loses a swinging an arm while running, another dumb not optimal movement.
Make stages fun and stop adding unnatural movement you wouldn’t do in combat.
What they should do is something that Tiger Valley did and what I think they did in some earlier Brutalities, is to clear the weapon to be blue, and then do a lot of different movement. That is 100% better, because while you break the immersion by unloading your rifle, at least your movement and weapons handling after that is much more natural. Obviously doesn't make sense if you are just doing a 5 second 30 yard dash, but you get the point.
I think they still do this a lot in Finnish Brutality, where they remove the magazine from the rifle, the competitor then has a "high value shot" for a bonus, after which the gun is clear and they can then proceed to do movement with a cold gun. Doesn't also break the immersion as much when you don't need the RO to check that the gun is clear; it's obviously clear when you shoot your final round from the chamber without a magazine inserted.
What they should do is something that Tiger Valley did and what I think they did in some earlier Brutalities, is to clear the weapon to be blue, and then do a lot of different movement. That is 100% better, because while you break the immersion by unloading your rifle, at least your movement and weapons handling after that is much more natural. Obviously doesn't make sense if you are just doing a 5 second 30 yard dash, but you get the point.
I think they still do this a lot in Finnish Brutality, where they remove the magazine from the rifle, the competitor then has a "high value shot" for a bonus, after which the gun is clear and they can then proceed to do movement with a cold gun. Doesn't also break the immersion as much when you don't need the RO to check that the gun is clear; it's obviously clear when you shoot your final round from the chamber without a magazine inserted.
I've seen that at Finnish Brutality videos and to Woodland's credit, they do the same thing but my criticism is
1. The stage now has to be designed where the shooter needs a minimum number of magazines because of a mandatory drop. Not only does that mean you have to make sure your loadout meets that minimum number and it makes cleaning up the stage longer because no one is using drop pouches and now you have to go around picking up dropped mags.
2. Woodland looked like it had a rule where you couldn't allow the muzzle to break 180 despite the rifle dropping mag and last shot fired. Either that or the shooter doesn't know how to move efficiently with a rifle slung over his shoulder.
1. The stage now has to be designed where the shooter needs a minimum number of magazines because of a mandatory drop. Not only does that mean you have to make sure your loadout meets that minimum number and it makes cleaning up the stage longer because no one is using drop pouches and now you have to go around picking up dropped mags.
I fucking hate people who drop their mags on the ground. Use a dump pouch.
Should be a rule for the trooper classes or whatever, the classes that make you carry all your shit on you, that if you drop a mag on the ground and leave it there for the rest of the stage it now belongs to the event organizers.
I fucking hate people who drop their mags on the ground. Use a dump pouch.
Should be a rule for the trooper classes or whatever, the classes that make you carry all your shit on you, that if you drop a mag on the ground and leave it there for the rest of the stage it now belongs to the event organizers.
It's what they do at Moon's Out, Goons Out but all the other events I've watched, they just drop them including Finnish Brutality (thought that match might as well be the Met Gala of Guntubers).
If they've been actually watching Karl up to this point they probably agree with his insane lefty bullshit. But no, just because someone doesn't want politics in every aspect of media they consume at all times... BIGOT!
Ian has been taking plenty of stabs at Karl, but none of them are really in bad taste or excessive. Compared to Karl saying that Ian is "one of the worst persons he has ever had the misfortune of meeting".
