What happens when a world champion breaks the 2-second barrier on a plate rack? Dave doubled the prize on the spot — and the students rose to the challenge. Bill took home the $100 Pewcentric gift certificate with the fastest student time.
What started as a fun plate rack challenge at Pine Tree Pistol Club turned into something unforgettable. Max Michel — world champion, world record holder, one of the best pistol shooters alive — stepped to the line and ran 1.86 seconds, breaking the 2-second barrier in front of the entire class. Dave responded the only way that made sense: he doubled the prize from $50 to $100. Students pushed hard to claim it. In the end, Bill posted the fastest student time of the day and took home the $100 Pewcentric gift certificate. If you want to train your SIG P320 or P365 with the same gunsmith that works on Max's pistols, check out Precision FCU at pewcentric.com/precisionfcu.
(0:00) [Plate rack challenge is underway at Pine Tree Pistol Club. Students are competing for a $50 Pewcentric gift certificate.]
(0:05) Dave: Alright, we've got a fun one going on today — plate rack challenge. Fastest time wins a $50 Pewcentric gift certificate.
(0:12) [Students take turns on the plate rack. Timer runs after each draw.]
(0:18) Dave: Okay Max — let's see it. Show the class how it's done.
(0:22) [Max Michel steps to the line. He draws and engages all six plates.]
(0:25) Dave: One-point-eight-six! He broke two seconds. That is unreal.
(0:30) Dave: You know what — we're doubling it. $50 just became $100. Students, the bar just moved.(0:36) [Students continue battling for the fastest student time. High energy at the range.]
(0:48) Dave: And the winner — Bill! Fastest student time of the day. Bill, you're taking home the $100 Pewcentric gift certificate. Congratulations!
(0:54) [Applause and cheering from the group.](0:58) Dave: Great people. Great training. Great memories. Thanks everyone for coming out today.