Dead Eye Versus - Stage 1 - CQB Brutality 2024
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- Опубліковано 26 кві 2024
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The first official Dead Eye Match is in the bag, being embedded in CQB Brutality 2024 run at the SUPS range in St. George, UT. This is the first of what will be many "versus" Dead Eye videos in which we discuss and analyze Dead Eye as a match concept, but also our own performance and firearms as well.
karl is a menace he even got first place on the overall , pretty impressive
I'm genuinely impressed by how you manage to integrate current (or past) pop culture references in stage design. Very clever.
We have a great group of people that collaborate with us on the stage design process
I would be more impressed if they managed to integrate future pop culture references in stage design 😉
That hat is a bad guy hat, Russ. We are witnessing the birth of the evil villain Sinister Rifleman
Karl is that dude that inverts his controls in video games.
Yes.
@@InrangeTv sir your neck is not an airplane
Inverted controls is objectively correct
@@kaiserruhsam you don't know that for certain
In fairness, Russel was born with inverted controls, Karl merely adopted them
'Initiate Extraction' cards with arrows? Have you been participating in some MANAGED DEMOCRACY, Karl & Russell?
Glad to see this format back on the channel, always enjoyed it.
The point of the stratagem arrow-key inputs (and the mission objective terminals that use them) is to force you to stop and think about what you're inputting when you're trying to go fast, so Karl's experience was 100% authentic.
Love the bowler hat on Russell, giving Karl a run for his money in the headwear department
Everybody wants to go for the cowboy hat, making the bowler cap distinguishing. It also complements his face.
I think allowing people to pick and choose which gun to use where is a great addition/change from cowboy action shooting. It really highlights different ammo capacities that could have actually made a difference in a firefight
Great video today guys
Thanks 👍
For Woodland Brutality, a Coal Wars division might be interesting considering the location.
Also 5:43 I see someone has been playing Helldivers
5:55 if you then press select+start it gives 1up and load the next level.
Dead Eye at Handgun Brutality was a blast! Thanks InRange for bringing the division to fruition!
That does indeed look like a ton of fun. I love how he ran out of rounds for the revolver, went to reload but went waight, that rifle has ammo. Very organic moment.
I have a .357 lever gun that is a bit picky about .38 ammo. It is not picky about .357 though. Must have something to do with the case length and lifter. That being a short gun, I only gain one round when going to .38 so I just run .357 in it all the time anyway.
Russell getting two targets with the shotgun was awesome! Perhaps he can conserve ammo that way.
I am interested in the Brutality concept because I have always liked USPSA courses of fire and rules but cowboy guns. Cowboy Action has evolved to what it is for important reasons. What is your unloading procedure? The time and technical on that is much of the reason for CBA stage design. Can you finish with rounds in the guns? The only thing I didn't like about this stage was the card at the end designating target order. Other than classifiers USPSA stages don't have target order which is much more fun imo.
While it might not be everyone's cup of tea, in fact the designated target order in the final step of this stage did add an extra dimension of "slow down and think about what you're doing" to that stage that made it fun to shoot. It might not be what you think is the most fun, but you should really try coming to one of these, the stage designs are innovative and very dynamic, and watching some of the folks shoot it in Dead Eye division was cool.
I shot this match in deadeye via borrowing one of Karl's guns. Yes you can finish a stage with rounds still in the firearm, you just unload them in front of the RO before you can leave the bay, in whatever manner is appropriate for the firearm (break it open, just cycle them out, punch them out the loading gate, etc.). If you abandoned a firearm earlier in the stage, either someone else cleared it if there was a chance, or you just left it hammer down on a fired cartridge as with all guns you could bring to deadeye, that will always be a safe condition.
IMO, the card at the end was the best part of this stage because it adds a mental component and given the randomized nature, you're going into that stage element effectively blind. Sure you know what you have to do in the general sense, but your specific target engagement is something you don't find out until you're in the stage.
You should definitely try to get out to one! And hope you check out the next stage vids.
The defined shooting order with the cards is an occasional thing - sometimes not knowing engagement order at the start is an extra point of mental challenge after exertion. Even with that, Deadeye still has the perk of being able to stage all your firearms where you'd like and that adds a lot of possibility.
I'm really excited to see what people bring to deadeye. I think you'd have enormous fun, hope you're able to make it happen some time.
Guns can be abandoned pretty much anywhere safely, and that's somewhat defined by the stage itself. When it comes to cowboy guns, we consider them safe if they stay closed on a fired round. Guns can be abandoned with rounds in them, just not with a live round in the chamber. Guns are unloaded with the RO at the end of the stage while pointed safely at a berm. As for target order, we are a predominantly steel oriented environment and target order is sometimes one of the challenges of the stage. Sometimes the amounts of hits on each target vary, etc...I'll be putting out one of these "versus" videos from Dead Eye each Saturday for the next...uhm, seven weeks or so, so it'll be more clear as more is released. ;p
@@InrangeTv Thanks for the response. Looking forward to the new released videos. So with the stage finish and unloading procedure you described, if the shooter finishes with rounds in the gun he unloads on the spot with the RO (as opposed to going to the unloading table like in CBA) then they both retreat and repeat with any abandoned guns I would assume. I have no problem with that but I do think it will take a lot of time to process each shooter. Not a big deal but can make for a long day if the squad is over 5 people or so?
I love the Helldivers reference, that's a great challenge to add! Thank you guys so much for doing what you do and standing up for everyone's rights.
"Why, I didn't know the circus was in town."
"Musta got that shirt off'n a dead Chinee."
Russel's bowler hat is just too perfect. Should be a regular thing, imo. There just aren't enough bowler hats around and I really think Russel could take the lead in bringing them back
Russell's stone face combined with the bowler hat and flag shirt is amazing.
Really appreciate seeing this format again.
We gotta get a Gila monster in a bowler graphic now.
Love the old style video! Can't wait to see the rest of the stages.
Great video, great shooting! Congrats Karl to 1st place!
This looked like a ton of fun!!! Nice job Karl and Russel . Thanks for a great vidio.
Super cool. Thanks Karl and Phaegan. I am looking forward to the next stage. It looks like a lot of fun
Watching this made me think of my revolver training in Norman Oklahoma in the '70s. One of our guest instructors was a highway patrol officer named Dan Combs who was well known for his pistol skills. He stated we should get into the habit of counting our rounds so we will know if and when we need to reload. But we should not fall into the Hollywood trap of counting our opponent's rounds, even if we know what they are using.
To demonstrate why, he used a single-action Colt revolver to fire ten rapid shots. He did this by firing it lefthanded. He left the loading gate open and reloaded it with his right hand as the cylinder rotated. This was possible because he had polished the chambers and the spent cases would fall out as he tilted the barrel up while cocking the hammer. What was really surprising was how fast and accurate he was.
What I took away from this was:
It's not what you or your opponent carries that's important. It is how good you or they are with what you or they carry.
If you are going to assume anything, always assume they are good with what they have, and always train to be better.
Great addition to brutality match. Thank you.
Dead Eye just looks like so much fun. Been watching your coverage of the matches. I have never shot competitively but Dead Eye will be my pick if I do!
Very cool!
Pls more.
The bowler hat adds 1 to agility.
That was very fun to watch.
This looks like a lot of fun , very refreshing , cheers 👍🏼
Awesome stuff Karl! Under stress simple tasks can become a challenge. That looks like so much fun!🤠
oh man im so excited to be getting a new set of old school inrange style vids, but refreshed with some slick cowboy action!!
Fun match, fun stage, fun division, great video. Impressive, both of you.
Extremely good stage!
This was fun to watch
Looks like a really fun stage!
I really love what you do with dead eye at your matches. Not a cowboy gun shooter myself but it looks AWESOMELY COOL to watch
Other than your history stuff these stage by stage competition vids are my favorites, glad to see them back on the channel!
This look like much more fun than CAS
The color case Hardening just pops out ,amazing
Hell yeah!!!!
Sometimes the dry sarcasm makes the desert it's in feel practically tropical
Really enjoyed this stage! The prompt card thing at the end really gave a lot of people trouble!
I by far prefer the 1860 Army cartridge conversions or the 1872 open top over the 1873 SAA. I'd like to try this I got burned out on cowboy action 10 10 4. Besides no one in Alabama seems to have ever heard of cowboy action.
Russell,
Have you considered using 148 grain wadcutters? You might be able to get another round in the magazine. BUT be sure to check for perfect function with the shorter cartridges!
Man I love the bowler
Seeing a shotgun being used _as_ _a_ _shotgun_ to spread and hit multiple targets was refreshing 👍
Neat!!
Neat !
Ah, what a treat. Russell always goes all the way when he dresses up. Karl feels more like it's the kind of stuff he could wear everyday. :)
Enjoy the western style shooting content thanks for your enjoyable videos.
✨See You Later Space Cowboy✨
This stage was so fun to run with a shotgun and pistol. Like Russel said, you could split targets with a shotgun and get two-fers.
Oh HECK yes
He did, in fact, look somewhat ecstatic
Karl - "This is an old west inspired loadout."
Also Karl - *brings an assault rifle*
Cool.
Hearing Russel talk about using older firearms is just odd lol. Nice to see him enjoying guns from a different era.
I wonder how many times they snuck in the d-pad cheat codes for the classic video games.
the person that made thecards did sneak a konami code into one of them
I bet all of them were cheat codes. I can only recognize the classic one though.
That first code we see isn't quiet the Konami code. That would be ←←→→↑↓↑↓AB
👍 für den Algorithmus
Could you explain in more detail how you managed to get 18 rounds in that lever action? It's an appealing concept for sure.
yeah, I'll be doing a video about that
@@InrangeTvThat's great to know, thank you.
I would do this with my Ruger Vaquero, first pattern, using .44 spl but all of my available lever guns are Marlins of various ages with 30-30 as the caliber. Also don't have any type shotgun like those.
Dead Eye can be shot with any combination of guns, or just even one gun.
5:45. That doesn't give you unlimited ammunition???
Karl wins the hat division but Sinistral wns the coolest 2 for 1 shot with the double-hit with the shotgun. :)
I call shenanigans. The designer of the stage is the winner of tne the stage. Hmnmmmmm conspiracy theory...
Yeah. Keep watching. Also, this stage was designed by the greater crew, not me alone.
@@InrangeTv :p
Syn looks like the kid his dad dragged him to Disneyland in costume and his dad is super excited and he's embarrassed and hopes no one sees him
I wanna see an Alofs reproduction in one of these stages 😮
That looks like fun
Another day another gun channel that youtube unsubscribed me from 😑
youre such a boomer lol, im not a nintendo guy. love you Karl
I wasn't an Nintendo guy when Nintendo was the thing.
When the range marshals play too much Helldivers.
Luger for deadeye? Plenty of evidance sugests 4in and 6in P08s where common in the west
Dead Eye is specifically for manually operated guns. We have Roaring 20's as a different division for Lugers, C96s, etc...
Does sinister rifleman actually have eyes?
Implants.
Russel seems like the guy whose quiet and reserved until you have a couple tequilas with him and next thing you know you're in San Luis Potosi plotting a coup to take over the Mexican Government
snake