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Heyya!

One of our very awesome supporters took it upon himself to build a survey for you guys to participate in (if you want to) that may help us shape the future of InRange.

So, if you're so inclined, fill it out.

If you're not, that's fine too. 

It's totally anonymous:

https://surveynuts.com/surveys/take?id=143236&c=3315054001PTVH

Thank you!

Karl

Comments

Garrett Goodfellow

Remember that there's 6 points of value to the survey, people. These don't always show up well on mobile and may only present 3 on some screens

Nicholas White

Please post a video with survey results.

Chad Pesquera

Took the survey, just wanted to point out that you might get odd results on your survey due to the right hand of the scale being out of view. You can only see ratings 1-4 with out scrolling on my monitor. (1920x1080) <a href="http://i.imgur.com/pTcFMhL.png" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">http://i.imgur.com/pTcFMhL.png</a>

Charles Adams

When completing on an iPad, there is EXTREMELY limited comment fields, I was not able to provide needed feedback, even with careful and editing the comment excessively. The comment fields are of extremely limited value. If this is exclusive to iPad, I understand, but if it's across platforms, I'm not sure of their value.

Charles Adams

BTW, I am aware the survey was free and done by a volunteer, but it needs to be of value.

Frank Baud

Hey Karl, not a lot of room in the text fields to give meaningful comments. I'm kinda interested in some exploration of non-weapon military or shooting aspects. I'm not sure what your interest or expertise is in thing like that. I really enjoyed the stuff you did on hand to hand combat as well as the evolution of helmet designs. Things like different doctrines around the use of weapons or manual of arms and how that has changed over time interest me. Also things like unit tactics and their evolution would be cool. I think it's an neat possible discussion to have.

Bryce Duvall

Done! Looking forward to the results.

Casey

Done.

Andrew Yates

Was going to mention the width on the ratings bit and it's already been said. I usually make it to a couple SASS matches a month (CAS/WB), and having the match videos is fun and interesting between my own matches. I like seeing a different doctrine from a stage requiring 10, 20, or 30 rounds pistol, and no more/less. I also really appreciate the historical perspective you guys take in your videos. It's more than just shooting for the sake of making a shooting video. There is learning there. Working in tech, I know that PR can offer temporary boosts, but I suspect a collaboration with a large channel (like MAC or others) could provide some long tail subscribers that appreciate your style of content. I can't imagine how much work that is considering how spread out the channels are, but something to consider

Mikael V.

I assumed military background means professional (not conscription)

SDA

DoneZo. Just keep what you guys are doing and never sacrifice your integrity. That being said from what I've seen of you guys I don't think that'll be an issue.

Cody

I love your in depth content like the rifle grenade shooting and M1 gas regulator videos. Don't get me wrong i love the two gun and western videos but the "other" content makes my day.

Scott MacKenzie

Done, I like it all but my favorite is the old west stuff.

Cody Cook

While I would love to see the survey results as well, coming up with ideas on how to improve InRange TV is hard. It's already really good.

Bud Brooker

After I finished and submitted the survey I remembered what I'd like to see a little more of: how-to videos. Along the lines of the video you did before the Hard as Hell series about how to work on shooting faster. I was really looking forward to the long-range tutorial series. You're both great communicators and teachers and could teach solid foundational skills that may get overlooked or bypassed by some of the more tacticool channels.

Erik Johansson

Impossible to finish the survey as I could not answer the "* What country do you live in?" due to not living in the USA or Canada... Seriously why not change the question to "were do you live?", then one can have the same list of answers without the dissconnect.

InRange TV

I didn't write the survey, but I think the point is obvious even if the wording is wrong. So because the word country was used instead of region that makes the whole survey impossible to complete?

Reverend Charles

Do we get to see the results at some point? I'd like to know if it's a bunch of 12 year old girls here or lots of old farts like me.

Bob McCormick

Shooting Frequency: My local range is under renovation, and even when open it is pretty struck- bench only forgot rifle, except for a small 25 yard standing area. Can't practice prone or kneeling. Need to find a desert location.

Bob McCormick

I think what makes InRange enjoyable is that your passion for the subject comes through. The variety helps keep it fresh and probably keeps you from getting bored.

InRange TV

There are no 12 year old girls watching InRange. I can assure you that. :) ~k