+1 on that. I'm a shooter and really have to pay attention when they give the COF run thru. A non-shooter isn't going to have a clue. A comparison to Top Shot is unfair though. TS gets to set up every event for max TV appeal. 3GN has to do it at an existing match.
People also need to (and want to) understand what theyre seeing, or should look for, (comments as shooters are shown navigating stages would be one thing that could be added) as things like flippers, shotgun no-shoots etc, steel in natural terrain might be really hard to see if you dont know what you're looking for. In some of the stages shown on tv it simply looks like the competitors burn half a mag into the bushes...
What are your thoughts on 3 Gun Nation?
#76
Posted 12 October 2011 - 06:15 PM
#77
Posted 18 October 2011 - 03:58 PM
#78
Posted 25 October 2011 - 08:26 AM
#79
Posted 25 October 2011 - 11:55 AM
Tripwire, it is "funner" than it looks on TV.
I bet it is the funnest.
Hopefully I will see you out at one of the events in the future.
-Trip
#80
Posted 17 January 2012 - 06:18 PM
I like the new format.
they might try a Pro-AM show,,, now and again,, not just the Pro's all the time,,,
3 Gun is for all skill Levels just showing the pro's all of the time might scare off the new folks, that think they can't Play Too.
+1 on this.
#81
Posted 18 January 2012 - 07:51 AM
#82
Posted 18 January 2012 - 09:20 AM
#83
Posted 18 January 2012 - 10:15 AM
Jesse: Good job with your interview on Out Door Channel.
Thanks! I have yet to see it, Lol.
#84
Posted 18 January 2012 - 10:52 AM
I miss it, good show, my son and I watched last season together.
It was really nice getting the episodes a week after they aired.
Not sure why they went backwards for the second season.
#85
Posted 18 January 2012 - 03:43 PM
TY48348
Wimpy guns make you weak. ManTFU. When the buzzer goes off, grip it and rip it. Shoot it like you stole it. -SteveJ
#86
Posted 18 January 2012 - 04:40 PM
A comparison to Top Shot is unfair though. TS gets to set up every event for max TV appeal. 3GN has to do it at an existing match.
I'd say its more a question about money rather than being fair... What's stopping 3GN from building their own stages or even matches?
Is the current format with giving out points at a bunch of random matches the way to go if they want to grow the show as well as bring in new shooters and sponsors?
How about something like 10 (or 6, or 4, Im just throwing numbers out there) qualifying mini matches with 3-4 stages spread out around the country, all specifically built for good TV. Each match ends with a shoot-off where the top 4 or so go on to the finals in Vegas, or you get points and the guys with the most points at the end of the season goes to the final shoot-off.
Using just one division would also take away all the problems with the various scoring/grading systems used in the last couple of years, and since the matches are decoupled from the "regular" matches, people can still continue to shoot their favorite matches in their favorite division...
A "tour" like that would definitely have the potential of looking more professional as well as giving them the possibility of making really good TV. It would also disconnect 3GN from the "regular" matches, which might be a good (or a bad) thing. Having one day matches would also make it easier for people to get in and out in a weekend. It could still be set up over a weekend with side matches, vendor tents etc etc...
Edited by gose, 18 January 2012 - 04:41 PM.
#87
Posted 19 January 2012 - 12:18 AM
A comparison to Top Shot is unfair though. TS gets to set up every event for max TV appeal. 3GN has to do it at an existing match.
I'd say its more a question about money rather than being fair... What's stopping 3GN from building their own stages or even matches?
Is the current format with giving out points at a bunch of random matches the way to go if they want to grow the show as well as bring in new shooters and sponsors?
How about something like 10 (or 6, or 4, Im just throwing numbers out there) qualifying mini matches with 3-4 stages spread out around the country, all specifically built for good TV. Each match ends with a shoot-off where the top 4 or so go on to the finals in Vegas, or you get points and the guys with the most points at the end of the season goes to the final shoot-off.
Using just one division would also take away all the problems with the various scoring/grading systems used in the last couple of years, and since the matches are decoupled from the "regular" matches, people can still continue to shoot their favorite matches in their favorite division...
A "tour" like that would definitely have the potential of looking more professional as well as giving them the possibility of making really good TV. It would also disconnect 3GN from the "regular" matches, which might be a good (or a bad) thing. Having one day matches would also make it easier for people to get in and out in a weekend. It could still be set up over a weekend with side matches, vendor tents etc etc...
This is a really great idea!!!
#88
Posted 25 January 2012 - 12:36 PM
Edited by co-exprs, 25 January 2012 - 12:38 PM.
#89
Posted 27 January 2012 - 10:08 AM
A comparison to Top Shot is unfair though. TS gets to set up every event for max TV appeal. 3GN has to do it at an existing match.
I'd say its more a question about money rather than being fair... What's stopping 3GN from building their own stages or even matches?
Is the current format with giving out points at a bunch of random matches the way to go if they want to grow the show as well as bring in new shooters and sponsors?
How about something like 10 (or 6, or 4, Im just throwing numbers out there) qualifying mini matches with 3-4 stages spread out around the country, all specifically built for good TV. Each match ends with a shoot-off where the top 4 or so go on to the finals in Vegas, or you get points and the guys with the most points at the end of the season goes to the final shoot-off.
Using just one division would also take away all the problems with the various scoring/grading systems used in the last couple of years, and since the matches are decoupled from the "regular" matches, people can still continue to shoot their favorite matches in their favorite division...
A "tour" like that would definitely have the potential of looking more professional as well as giving them the possibility of making really good TV. It would also disconnect 3GN from the "regular" matches, which might be a good (or a bad) thing. Having one day matches would also make it easier for people to get in and out in a weekend. It could still be set up over a weekend with side matches, vendor tents etc etc...
LOL, guess I wasnt too far off
#90
Posted 27 January 2012 - 10:09 AM
A comparison to Top Shot is unfair though. TS gets to set up every event for max TV appeal. 3GN has to do it at an existing match.
I'd say its more a question about money rather than being fair... What's stopping 3GN from building their own stages or even matches?
Is the current format with giving out points at a bunch of random matches the way to go if they want to grow the show as well as bring in new shooters and sponsors?
How about something like 10 (or 6, or 4, Im just throwing numbers out there) qualifying mini matches with 3-4 stages spread out around the country, all specifically built for good TV. Each match ends with a shoot-off where the top 4 or so go on to the finals in Vegas, or you get points and the guys with the most points at the end of the season goes to the final shoot-off.
Using just one division would also take away all the problems with the various scoring/grading systems used in the last couple of years, and since the matches are decoupled from the "regular" matches, people can still continue to shoot their favorite matches in their favorite division...
A "tour" like that would definitely have the potential of looking more professional as well as giving them the possibility of making really good TV. It would also disconnect 3GN from the "regular" matches, which might be a good (or a bad) thing. Having one day matches would also make it easier for people to get in and out in a weekend. It could still be set up over a weekend with side matches, vendor tents etc etc...
LOL, guess I wasnt too far off
Did u get an email or something?
Edited by Jesse Tischauser, 27 January 2012 - 10:10 AM.
#91
Posted 27 January 2012 - 12:08 PM
A comparison to Top Shot is unfair though. TS gets to set up every event for max TV appeal. 3GN has to do it at an existing match.
I'd say its more a question about money rather than being fair... What's stopping 3GN from building their own stages or even matches?
Is the current format with giving out points at a bunch of random matches the way to go if they want to grow the show as well as bring in new shooters and sponsors?
How about something like 10 (or 6, or 4, Im just throwing numbers out there) qualifying mini matches with 3-4 stages spread out around the country, all specifically built for good TV. Each match ends with a shoot-off where the top 4 or so go on to the finals in Vegas, or you get points and the guys with the most points at the end of the season goes to the final shoot-off.
Using just one division would also take away all the problems with the various scoring/grading systems used in the last couple of years, and since the matches are decoupled from the "regular" matches, people can still continue to shoot their favorite matches in their favorite division...
A "tour" like that would definitely have the potential of looking more professional as well as giving them the possibility of making really good TV. It would also disconnect 3GN from the "regular" matches, which might be a good (or a bad) thing. Having one day matches would also make it easier for people to get in and out in a weekend. It could still be set up over a weekend with side matches, vendor tents etc etc...
LOL, guess I wasnt too far off
Did u get an email or something?
Didn't you? Guess we know where you stand. JK
I got an email from the NWMG MD this morning that they will be a part of the 3 Gun Nation Tour. Pretty brief and I think it said more details will be on the 3GN site by Feb 10. That email was sent out to the registered competitors.
#92
Posted 27 January 2012 - 12:49 PM
Didn't you? Guess we know where you stand. JK
I got an email from the NWMG MD this morning that they will be a part of the 3 Gun Nation Tour. Pretty brief and I think it said more details will be on the 3GN site by Feb 10. That email was sent out to the registered competitors.
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Chuck just so you know,
The email info shows that: The NWMG Match will be part of the 3GN Divisional series presented by Hornady. The NWMG is not actually part of the "Pro Series".
I know you are a man of facts.
Patrick
“Speed without accuracy is useless, as is accuracy without speed and both together may not suffice without power.”
Jeff Cooper
Patrick's YOU TUBE
#93
Posted 27 January 2012 - 01:12 PM
Didn't you? Guess we know where you stand. JK
I got an email from the NWMG MD this morning that they will be a part of the 3 Gun Nation Tour. Pretty brief and I think it said more details will be on the 3GN site by Feb 10. That email was sent out to the registered competitors.
Chuck just so you know,
The email info shows that: The NWMG Match will be part of the 3GN Divisional series presented by Hornady. The NWMG is not actually part of the "Pro Series".
I know you are a man of facts.
Patrick
The Pro Tour is invitation only and the Divisional Series is open to all. Looks like the top 64 got email invitations to the Pro Tour today. Pro Tour is Tac Optics only and the Divisonal Series will cover the listed divisions.
From the email:
"3GN DIVISIONAL SERIES presented by Hornady
Registration as a 3GN Pro also allows you to compete in the 3GN Divisional Series, presented by Hornady. Similar to the 2011 season, Hornady will award $5,000 for the overall points winner of the following divisions: Open, Tactical Optics, Tactical Iron, Heavy Metal and Heavy Metal Optics. 3GN Divisional Points will be awarded at the following 3GN divisional matches: Superstition Mountain Mystery 3-Gun, Rocky Mountain 3-Gun, CMMG Midwest 3-Gun, MGM Ironman, Leupold & Warne Northwest Multigun Challenge, Adams Arms Ozark 3-Gun, Blue Ridge Mountain 3-Gun."
Doug
Match Director of the Northwest Multigun Challenge. Match website: http://nwmultigun.com
#94
Posted 27 January 2012 - 01:17 PM
Didn't you? Guess we know where you stand. JK
I got an email from the NWMG MD this morning that they will be a part of the 3 Gun Nation Tour. Pretty brief and I think it said more details will be on the 3GN site by Feb 10. That email was sent out to the registered competitors.
Chuck just so you know,
The email info shows that: The NWMG Match will be part of the 3GN Divisional series presented by Hornady. The NWMG is not actually part of the "Pro Series".
I know you are a man of facts.
Patrick
The Pro Tour is invitation only and the Divisional Series is open to all. Looks like the top 64 got email invitations to the Pro Tour today. Pro Tour is Tac Optics only and the Divisonal Series will cover the listed divisions.
From the email:
"3GN DIVISIONAL SERIES presented by Hornady
Registration as a 3GN Pro also allows you to compete in the 3GN Divisional Series, presented by Hornady. Similar to the 2011 season, Hornady will award $5,000 for the overall points winner of the following divisions: Open, Tactical Optics, Tactical Iron, Heavy Metal and Heavy Metal Optics. 3GN Divisional Points will be awarded at the following 3GN divisional matches: Superstition Mountain Mystery 3-Gun, Rocky Mountain 3-Gun, CMMG Midwest 3-Gun, MGM Ironman, Leupold & Warne Northwest Multigun Challenge, Adams Arms Ozark 3-Gun, Blue Ridge Mountain 3-Gun."
Doug
Doug, you sure those invitations already went out?
#95
Posted 27 January 2012 - 02:28 PM
Didn't you? Guess we know where you stand. JK
I got an email from the NWMG MD this morning that they will be a part of the 3 Gun Nation Tour. Pretty brief and I think it said more details will be on the 3GN site by Feb 10. That email was sent out to the registered competitors.
Chuck just so you know,
The email info shows that: The NWMG Match will be part of the 3GN Divisional series presented by Hornady. The NWMG is not actually part of the "Pro Series".
I know you are a man of facts.
Patrick
The Pro Tour is invitation only and the Divisional Series is open to all. Looks like the top 64 got email invitations to the Pro Tour today. Pro Tour is Tac Optics only and the Divisonal Series will cover the listed divisions.
From the email:
"3GN DIVISIONAL SERIES presented by Hornady
Registration as a 3GN Pro also allows you to compete in the 3GN Divisional Series, presented by Hornady. Similar to the 2011 season, Hornady will award $5,000 for the overall points winner of the following divisions: Open, Tactical Optics, Tactical Iron, Heavy Metal and Heavy Metal Optics. 3GN Divisional Points will be awarded at the following 3GN divisional matches: Superstition Mountain Mystery 3-Gun, Rocky Mountain 3-Gun, CMMG Midwest 3-Gun, MGM Ironman, Leupold & Warne Northwest Multigun Challenge, Adams Arms Ozark 3-Gun, Blue Ridge Mountain 3-Gun."
Doug
Doug, you sure those invitations already went out?
I got mine, I was number 63 on the list. I assumed as far down as I was the better shooters already got theirs.
Match Director of the Northwest Multigun Challenge. Match website: http://nwmultigun.com
#96
Posted 27 January 2012 - 02:32 PM
Didn't you? Guess we know where you stand. JK
I got an email from the NWMG MD this morning that they will be a part of the 3 Gun Nation Tour. Pretty brief and I think it said more details will be on the 3GN site by Feb 10. That email was sent out to the registered competitors.
Chuck just so you know,
The email info shows that: The NWMG Match will be part of the 3GN Divisional series presented by Hornady. The NWMG is not actually part of the "Pro Series".
I know you are a man of facts.
Patrick
The Pro Tour is invitation only and the Divisional Series is open to all. Looks like the top 64 got email invitations to the Pro Tour today. Pro Tour is Tac Optics only and the Divisonal Series will cover the listed divisions.
From the email:
"3GN DIVISIONAL SERIES presented by Hornady
Registration as a 3GN Pro also allows you to compete in the 3GN Divisional Series, presented by Hornady. Similar to the 2011 season, Hornady will award $5,000 for the overall points winner of the following divisions: Open, Tactical Optics, Tactical Iron, Heavy Metal and Heavy Metal Optics. 3GN Divisional Points will be awarded at the following 3GN divisional matches: Superstition Mountain Mystery 3-Gun, Rocky Mountain 3-Gun, CMMG Midwest 3-Gun, MGM Ironman, Leupold & Warne Northwest Multigun Challenge, Adams Arms Ozark 3-Gun, Blue Ridge Mountain 3-Gun."
Doug
Doug, you sure those invitations already went out?
I got mine, I was number 63 on the list. I assumed as far down as I was the better shooters already got theirs.
They went out this morning.
#97
Posted 27 January 2012 - 03:16 PM
#98
Posted 27 January 2012 - 03:28 PM
Yep thought so. No invite for me. Oh well.
Chuck Anderson
Rank: #15
Shooting Professionally Since 2001
? Did they Only take the top 64 Tact-op shooters?
Edited by DocMedic, 27 January 2012 - 03:29 PM.
3GunNation Semi-Pro #: ToBeUpdated
#99
Posted 27 January 2012 - 03:44 PM
#100
Posted 27 January 2012 - 04:04 PM
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