The Tactical Games National Championship 2021 event 5

The Tactical Games National Championship 2021 event 5 Burnet, TX.
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[@oldsnappysportsmen]

Great work everyone. Looking forward to 2022 events out here on East Coast.

[@timbassett9132]

Incredible!!! Outstanding effort by all the competitors! What are the weights of those sand-bag-boulders, or whatever they are called?

[@latobkk830]

Thanks for the Vid Upload. What were the three Bag Weights for this Event? Pretty obvious this was an Elite Stage: 100, 150, 200lbs?

[@TheTacticalGames]

You are correct, this is the elite division. The badge weights are 100/150/200 for the first two rounds and 150/200/250 for the final round.

[@ControlledPairsGaming]

😲

[@maker-hayfield7747]

Why do you allow the competitors to flag the judges and other competitors? There are multiple instances of the rifles slung across someone's back pointing at people on and off the range. Why not just leave the rifle at the area where they're shooting?

[@jarredhansen6101]

Anyone know what those bars are called they are throwing the balls over?

[@TheTacticalGames]

They are called “yokes”

[@FactsOVERfeelings2024]

Good Ole days when you could sling rifles

[@shootscoot883]

I forsee this becoming nothing but a bunch of crossfit athletes taking over these competition's to the point that your average American that wants to compete will never ever get the chance!!!!

[@TheTacticalGames]

What you are seeing is the Elite field, we have three separate divisions, to cater to all skill and fitness levels.

[@mpeg4me]

I just last week a national CrossFit competitor asked me to coach her on AR, Pistol and equipment to ready her for a boot camp in April. She will be over tomorrow for our 1st session. She is definitely an elite athlete, so in some respects you're right.

[@SonoranSteel]

What would be so bad about more people getting into shooting and supporting the 2A? It doesn’t matter how fit the other people competing are, nothing is stopping the average person from registering to compete. They have divisions based on fitness and skill level for a reason.