I truly admire the skills, dedication, and practice put into this drill. I do however wonder how this helps to prepare for war? Hehe Im not a military person but still admire this man's skills.
@@brendanthebomb9656 i apologize, im just stating observation from my own experience, but of course i have no clue what rifle hes using and my drill team couldve possibly had a different one (whoops) but i couldve sworn they are the same!
Pop 319 It weighed 8.4 lbs, above the standard 8 that is required for this competition. This is the weight used in all "Demilitarized" events at the Nationals.
@@americandrillreport oh ok, I was saying that because some schools that ive played against DID have lighter rifles but once u told me that i take back my comment ✌
They won't let you drill unless it's like 8.5 you say that because it's an NGA stock. Standard weight of an NGA rifle is 8.2. (I think) then you add the rubber stock, sling, some tape. It adds up
For the Drill competitions I compete in (Florida's/6th Brigade's), our Brigade allows for what they call 'female rifles' in Female Armed Exhibition--or in other words, Glendale's cheaper and lighter, ~4-lbs rifles. My school's Female Armed Exhibition teams all use standard weight Daisy rifles and the State competition judges last year told both our Female Platoon and Squad Ex "You know, it was a good routine and you guys looked good--but next time, I'd spin with female rifles." You should've seen those commanders' faces marching away from having heard that.
I swear some of these high school kids do better than the pros. This kid is intense.
This young man was/is amazing; confident, command presence, hand and eye coordination...a smooth operator.
After report out I was like bro we get it you won please stop wrecking everyone m8 😂😂😂😂😂
He Killed it
Absolute beast of a driller
THAT WAS DOPE, YEAH!🔥🔥🔥
God Damn! That exit was fucking smooth as hell. The whole damn routine, really.
Every time I watch this and he slams his foot down in the beginning, it always sounds like a damn gun shot 😂
Pvt. Jackson would be proud of his great grandson 😭👀 #SavingPrivateRyan
I truly admire the skills, dedication, and practice put into this drill. I do however wonder how this helps to prepare for war? Hehe Im not a military person but still admire this man's skills.
He killed that 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
The marmion tandem in the background, that’s a tough pair to beat
Well they haven’t even won 1st in tandems yet so
after report out was CLEAN
God damn those rounds bro , damn man , he killed it 👏👏👑
These hype men are insane 😂 dude does a double and catches it from behind and they act like he throws a quad and caught it with his finger
You should get an award for counting ariel's 😀😀 that was a triple
@@trentelijahb nah that was totally a double
@@oscarelefarroyo4887 oh sorry I'm blind lol
@@trentelijahb hope you know I'm fucking with ya
@@trentelijahb that looked more like a quad than a triple😂
This man is intense
That was bad ass
Meanwhile I'm hype to do a double😂
See him at worlds
This comment didn’t disappoint.
厉害！
RAINWATTERRRR 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️💦💦💦💦
He is insane
Time to put some hours in again
Intense Outro.
Cracked
How heavy is the rifle
about 12 pounds (and obvi weight is not evenly distributed)... so its not easy
Keelan Esquivel 😂 it looks like its 8 pounds with the way it stops/looks
@@not_a_youtuber_0.0 hahaha oh no, that's just countless hours of practice; I can assure you - but they are very skilled!
Standard 1903 drill rifles from glendale are 8 pounds sooooo unless he has some mods for added weight I doubt its 12 pounds
@@brendanthebomb9656 i apologize, im just stating observation from my own experience, but of course i have no clue what rifle hes using and my drill team couldve possibly had a different one (whoops) but i couldve sworn they are the same!
HOOOOOOOLeeeeee SHIIIIIII-
Не знал...что соревнования по подкидыванию ружья бывают!!!
Whoever disliked this video... ur wack
if only this took place in massachusetts, there’d more hype than just “nice”
That was really gud kinda jealous not him lie😭😭
I'd like this guy to use my units rifles. He probably couldn't even do a triple with them.
Ironic you say that , he used a much heavier rifle this past year and won , with a blade attached.
another tool that will be drilling for years after high school... HAHA
I bet the real servicemen who drill are tools too huh. What did you do after highschool loser
@@CryoxR3AP3RX U mad mad bro? 😂
@@xgeraldiswhoax yo momma mad I left her
@@CryoxR3AP3RX yea you MAD MAD LABIA MAJORA MAN
This was cool and all but that rifle weighs like 4 pounds prolly just sayin
keep coping
Pop 319 It weighed 8.4 lbs, above the standard 8 that is required for this competition. This is the weight used in all "Demilitarized" events at the Nationals.
@@americandrillreport oh ok, I was saying that because some schools that ive played against DID have lighter rifles but once u told me that i take back my comment ✌
They won't let you drill unless it's like 8.5 you say that because it's an NGA stock. Standard weight of an NGA rifle is 8.2. (I think) then you add the rubber stock, sling, some tape. It adds up
For the Drill competitions I compete in (Florida's/6th Brigade's), our Brigade allows for what they call 'female rifles' in Female Armed Exhibition--or in other words, Glendale's cheaper and lighter, ~4-lbs rifles. My school's Female Armed Exhibition teams all use standard weight Daisy rifles and the State competition judges last year told both our Female Platoon and Squad Ex "You know, it was a good routine and you guys looked good--but next time, I'd spin with female rifles." You should've seen those commanders' faces marching away from having heard that.