Results from the Desert Brutality Competition are in and the KE Arms team kicked some ass. Breach-Bang-Clear
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Team KE Arms Cleans Up at Desert Brutality 2018
KE’s Competition Team Takes Top Standings at the Inaugural InRange TV Desert Brutality Competition
News Desk
The Desert Brutality 2 Gun Competition was held at the Cow Town Range in Peoria, AZ February 3-4, 2018. The match was organized and promoted by InRange TV. InRange TV’s Karl Kasarda brought his unique combination of physical and shooting challenges with rifle and pistol from the 2 Gun Action Challenge Match into a significant event format.
A competitor at the inaugural InRange TV Desert Brutality match vaults a wall while headed to his shooting point.
105 competitors from around the United States and as far as Switzerland and Finland attended the event. Participants included active and retired Military/Law Enforcement, experienced action shooting competitors, and a large number of new shooters inspired to compete by InRange TV’s match coverage.
Kettlebells, rucks, heavy sleds…there’s was a lot more to manipulate and move than the weapons involved in Desert Brutality.
Shooters maneuvered through difficult terrain, cactus, and scrub at the Desert Brutality Competition in Peoria, AZ.
Competitors engaged rifle targets from out to 300 yards, and pistol targets to 25 yards. Every stage included some physical challenge including sprints, running uphill, throwing a kettlebell, dragging a heavy sled, obstacles, and breaching doors.
Armored doesn’t always equal awkward, even when humping rifle-rated plates – but it can be exhausting.
The match featured several unique divisions:
• Classic: Firearms designed in as issued configured before 1974 with iron sights. Mag capacity was limited to 30 rounds rifle, and pistol to standard capacity magazines.
• Scout: Modern firearms. Rifle could have a single optical sight; pistol must use iron sights. Rifle capacity was limited to 30, and pistol to standard capacity magazines
• Armored: Same as Scout, but add a plate carrier with rifle rated plates must be worn on every stage.
• Sport: Equivalent to Open Division in 3 Gun, no substantial equipment restrictions.
• Armored +P: Rifle Rated plates front and rear, bump or ballistic helmet, all ammo for the entire match carried on person throughout each stage. Firearms equipment and accessories were unlimited as long as it was carried.
KE Arms Team Shooter Jordan Henderson won Scout division and overall.
KE Arms Marketing Director and Shooting Team Captain Russell Phagan (aka SinistralRifleman www.SinistralRifleman.com) won the Armored +P division and placed 2nd overall only 8 seconds behind Jordan.
Karl Kasarda putting rounds down range in Classic Division.
Gun history Jesus is so dreamy – he can shoot, too.
Jordan Henderson used his KE-15 shooting team rifle for 1st Place Scout and 1st Over All.
Desert Brutality Competition Peoria, AZ February 3-4, 2018
The Desert Brutality Competition was mentally taxing and physically grueling at every stage.
Team KE Arms killed it at the inaugural Desert Brutality Competition, with 2 division wins and 1st and 2nd place overall.
Putting rounds downrange at the Desert Brutality Competition Peoria, AZ February 3-4, 2018.
You can watch Team Captain Russell Phagan’s match videos on YouTube here:
Desert Brutality Intro and Gear
All results on the Desert Brutality Competition page on the InRange TV website.
This has been a KE Arms news report. You can keep up to speed on what they have going on by following ’em on Instagram (@ke_arms) or on Facebook (/KEArmsOfficial/). KE Arms is a member of JTF Awesome.
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