Bolt Action Rapid Fire

[@mapleglass484]

"Bolt actions are built for precision not speed" *Laughs in Lee Enfield .303*

[@xlegoxgaming]

You beat me to the Punch

[@Jonymankitty]

I love my lee enfield. Fuck accuracy sometimes its relieving to pump it down the range

[@lancecorporalveteran0621]

I remember shooting mine my friend swore it sounded semi auto

[@DriveCarToBar]

Why are you laughing so slowly? It's weird.

[@Reythscipe]

Yeet expensive rounds *near* the target, it was the good 'ol days, I love my Enfield.

[@Firan25]

"NO FULL AUTO ON THE RANGE!" ~some range guy.

[@bracoop2]

Haha thanks man, you made me laugh.

[@KarooShakari]

Reminds me of how I used to clap mf’s on MW3 🤣🤣🤣

[@AtariBoogie]

Hardscoper🤭

[@freeshipp1ng989]

🤣🤣🤣

[@blackwolfalch]

Mfer said mw3 lmfaoooooo

[@ebkstitchlipofficial6352]

@@AtariBoogie no cap 😂😂😂🤦🏻

[@funnystuff9602]

Idk why all I can think of is the m24 from shitty cod ghosts. Sounds just like it.

[@joebarton4947]

When the bolt action was invented they absolutely were meant for speed, auto loading firearms had not been invented yet, the alternatives were single shot breach loading rifles wich were very slow by comparison, and lever actions which at the time could only handle pistol cartridges.

[@lbbradley55]

Spot on Joe

[@matthewmorgan582]

In WW1 the Germans thought that the Lee Enfield's were machine guns because the machine guns back then shot 400 rounds a minute. I want one but they're hard to find.

[@weavercs4014]

@@matthewmorgan582 you don't mean 400 rpm. You mean 40 rpm

[@Jmike3543]

@@matthewmorgan582 lol they did not shoot 400 rpm

[@lbbradley55]

@@matthewmorgan582 Yeah you are right they are WW1 what was I thinking. Lol The Garand and.30 cal carbine and 45 grease guns were WW11 Yes our Springfield bolt action and in 1906 the 30-06 was developed by the US military for it. Thanks for correcting that.

[@sargentdoggo6155]

Lee Harvey Oswald says otherwise

[@aidenpearce7775]

We know there were 3 snipers, given multiple factors.

[@NQTOD]

@@aidenpearce7775 you know very little then… 1 shooter

[@edgray2695]

We know jfk set it up and is lovong in Chicago as a deep dish pizza maker

[@aidenpearce7775]

@@NQTOD riiight /s

[@timbodnar6711]

@@NQTOD I can't believe you actually think that.

[@Tortismilk]

This man is a savage, he ain’t using no ear protection

[@clckhere878]

It's in his ear

[@markchidester6239]

He'll regret that later in life

[@Alex-k4w2q]

Your blind or something? It's in his ear

[@lukexmfxjones9688]

"Enemy AC-130 ABOVE!!"

[@HistoricalWeapons]

Historically they were built for speed back in the 20th century when this thing was invented

[@MasterArkannor]

I've never seen someone spend an entire stimulus check on ammo in a KZbin short.

[@trevordurkin1940]

“how fast can we waste $50”

[@nativewarrior5052]

Said everyone who mag-dumps, lol

[@th3ydlaughter442]

​@@nativewarrior5052 "lets mag dump some 5.7 today" *goes into huge ammounts of debt shooting 5 rounds*

[@elijah4606]

Buy cheap ammo so you can practice fast shooting. The odds that you'll need a quick follow up shot whether hunting or in self defense are way higher than needing to hit a target dead center at 400+ yards. Speed counts as much as accuracy in a gunfight or some hunting scenarios.

[@Mr_Wanja]

Alternative title: “how to squadwipe irl”

[@matthewk6731]

I've never seen anyone work the action with one hand and shoot with the other. I surely learned something useful today.

[@perrywaaz3660]

If you're left handed it's difficult to do it properly. Especially on a single shot like mine

[@joyceb.8194]

I'm so happy! I love my 308 bolt action, precision personified

[@harveymanfrantinsingin7373]

Not really! lol.. I mean, I get what you’re saying, but if you’re accurate with a .308.. you’ll be amazed and bored with a 6.5/.260 family! I build.. made a 6.5/284 that I had to run at 200 to be able to tell what MOA I was getting. .17!

[@dunno6442]

@@harveymanfrantinsingin7373 308 is about as accurate within 500yards and hits harder, 6.5 shoots flatter and further but doesn't mean 308 isn't a precision round by any means, ofc creed has the advantage though, both fit well 🤙

[@rishi8730]

The sound of that gun when firing and bolt clanking sound is soo satisfying to hear... 👍

[@AspiLeo]

Lee-Enfield: **laughs in at least 2x speed.**

[@SDAchannle]

Speed and accuracy damn dowg hahaha.

[@heydabid]

That’s not accuracy. Accuracy is when you need to move around to change targets.

[@SDAchannle]

Not going to argue Somatics lol but okay.

[@heydabid]

@@SDAchannle but you did.

[@jeremyooi1996]

if you want rapid firing bolt action.. time to learn the “mad minute” with a lee enfield rifle.. 🇬🇧

[@absolutmauser]

Five rounds rapid, lads!

[@timingegg7723]

He was using the same technique as someone performing a mad minute

[@gouthampraveen8971]

The sounds are just satisfying...

[@bp626]

What are these bots in the comments? 😂

[@yerokaasregor]

Damn.. Now you got me thinking you're a *Bot* 😂

[@tammyforbes2101]

Russian and Chinese they have army’s of the damn things!

[@vangelisgru7271]

Bots in da comments... Oh nioooiiiiiioivffncc duck off

[@deebiz3500]

Affirmative.

[@iamthestormthatisapproachi5349]

@@tammyforbes2101 So does nearly every country.

[@JoshuaHunter-xx2wy]

Bro was born ready for this bro but to be in a movie

[@JohnSmith-fp9li]

My record with my Enfield is 28rds in a 10" bull at 100yds Mosin 18rds at same hope it helps Also check out the mad minute series by bloke on the range

[@GayCheesetuber]

Gotta love an Enfield mad minute

[@CS-zn6pp]

What's more impressive is that the Enfield only holds 10 cartridges and that means reloading too..... With stripper clips....

[@trainwreckgaming1120]

sir, please tell me those arent milsurp

[@JohnSmith-fp9li]

@@trainwreckgaming1120 my Enfield was encased in cosmolene and is a mint ishapore 2a. The Mosin is a m36 that is pretty beaten over the years. The Enfield has 219 shots total through her. The Mosin I've done 3 attempts at mad minute and beyond that it's been a few shots at the range.

[@derekowen9098]

10” spread?

[@bandito1007]

Home inspector:"Hello I'm here for home inspect-"

[@michaelbell8347]

That was dope

[@allthisfitsverywell4203]

This guy's rechamber time is nothing to be joked about good job man

[@FreshDot1014]

It's insane how 10 rounds fit into small magazine

[@aaronschocke5463]

Enfield action been doin' it in an even smaller package with RIMMED cartridges for over 100 years. Truly awesome how they work.

[@jamesbinnie8765]

Pretty big mag when you see how the chassis raises the action that high up Half the mag is covered

[@FreshDot1014]

@@jamesbinnie8765 kinda make sense.

[@death7863]

that reloading noise brings back CoD 1 vibes

[@lordsquidleton]

When the mag in my 30-06 works properly I can rip through 5 rounds really fast with decent accuracy

[@dovahbear0]

When it works.

[@lordsquidleton]

@@dovahbear0 yeah it likes to sag in the gun and will sit just low enough for the bolt to glide right over the next round

[@dovahbear0]

@@lordsquidleton I'd check the spring in the magazine. Compressed springs can do that.

[@lordsquidleton]

@@dovahbear0 it's not the spring, the mag will literally sag, because if it in right it feeds perfectly, the spring keeps the rounds tight

[@hamburbers]

@@lordsquidleton I'd recommend checking the mag release on the firearm itself. Something clearly isn't latching in the right spot. Mine seats great and stays locked in well.

[@leongraser3079]

Harry: Quickscope booooyyyy!!!! Kevin: noo thats a hardscope mimimi.

[@MFnDahk]

Way more fun doing that standing with a mosin nagant and iron sights 😆

[@queerthing3028]

Full Soviet gear too, makes it even better.

[@trainwreckgaming1120]

ow

[@weege5.45]

Complimentary brick for bolt actuation can also be used in melee combat.

[@Viper31300]

@@queerthing3028 hell if you can just transport yourself to the Eastern Front, 1944 then you’ll have a blast

[@stompingpeak2043]

7.62x54r isn't that bad to shoot. Yeah it has a kick since it's a big bullet on an old soild system. Doesn't have too much kick though. Wouldn't say it's worse than a shotgun. It's not like a 338 lapua mag or bigger on a old school style bolt action(with the standard steel plate recoil pad)

[@SlackLifeOutdoors]

POV that one guy on opening day of deer season

[@perrywaaz3660]

😂

[@allena5545]

“Professionals have standards”

[@frownypie2000]

Take this 👑

[@agungsuryapangestu2446]

Yea yea then got headshot by some random dude with Ak with iron sight....

[@arneschnur7154]

"not so much speed" platoon of English rifleman with Lee Enfields laughing in the background

[@heavilyarmedhippie75]

Those were people who specifically trained to do that one thing on a clean flat range. Throw them into combat or even a competition shooting stage and all of that goes out the window

[@arneschnur7154]

@@heavilyarmedhippie75 dude there was incidents during ww1 and ww2 where German soldiers thought they were facing multiple machine guns. In fact it was just a rifle platoon.

[@khorneberzerk6141]

I want to say something what he said in the beginning was misleading when the bolt action was invented they were built for speed as at the time it was what the common soldier could use competently and have readily available nowadays bolt action are built for "precision" because the mechanism is usually paired with scopes

[@u12bdragon]

Tru but he probably meant modern bolt action since that seems to be a modern gun

[@khorneberzerk6141]

@@u12bdragon I just wanted to give some historical context to bolt action rifles these shorts don't have much time to provide perspective Now I'm not saying that he should add more context it's a short but historically the bolt-action pattern style of rifle was built for speed

[@creepypastasmaster]

He looks like that investor guy that buys lemonade for 20$

[@thedukeoffreedom3319]

Shooting from a bench !! Hahaha ok now do the same while standing with that Fudd bolt action

[@guzmangil5476]

AND sandbag under the stock...

[@derekowen9098]

At 100 yards

[@thatluckysnxiper7840]

You know your rifles good when it sounds like a lego death on camera

[@TheRea1Truth]

You keep that up you’re gonna get a call real soon

[@Josiecel]

What

[@TheRea1Truth]

The war

[@stupidx31324]

I own my grandfather's old bolt action shotgun from there Sears catalog days. He use to use that for duck hunting which is generally a quantity over quality form of hunting. My father said my papa could empty the gun in 3 seconds back when he was a competition shooter.

[@Unsound_advice]

Here’s we reintroduce everyone to “The Mad Minute”.

[@DriveCarToBar]

Why? A competent shooter with a semi-auto can demolish bolt action made minute times. Bloke of the Range does it with an M1 Garand right here on KZbin.

[@hansdavis7335]

My first time holding an airsoft rifle i did this too, my friend said "huh i never thought about that, but it wouldn't be advisable in a real gun tho" , it stuck on my mind ever since and today you proved us wrong :-)

[@gujwdhufjijjpo9740]

You did what?

[@hansdavis7335]

(explanation for dummies) I did this technique on an airsoft rifle ( toy gun), both of us thought "this isn't possible on a real gun". Then i see this video.

[@brucewayne4036]

"no full auto..."

[@harrymatthewsmusic]

Nice reference, sad hardly anyone gets it

[@justluke8730]

And you flinched every single shot...

[@legionary6692]

Should have used a straight pull back bolt

[@BacklTrack]

Do they even make new modern straight pulls? Or all milsurp?

[@groot5068]

That sound of reload sounds amazing

[@ethanhenton2367]

Beautiful but can improve on the blinking when firing

[@sillysiji5257]

Not the ASMR we wanted, But the ASMR we need!

[@paulrhoads1367]

Pulling trigger with left hand running bolt with right hand. This would be very awkward I guess with enough practice you can learn how to do it

[@SunshineAcresAerialPhotography]

Not a practical way to operate it.

[@kevinmonahan2820]

In the time between returning the bolt back to battery and lining up the shot you could probably just use your right and be just as fast while also have your left stabilizing the rifle up front

[@paulrhoads1367]

@@kevinmonahan2820 👍. That’s the way I shoot

[@ferrumchnop6617]

Are you running the trigger without lifting from the bolt? I hadn't put much thought into that. Custom little bolt handle to support this would be a interesting project unless they're already a thing.

[@WyloSuggs]

Beautiful reticle, nice shooting!

[@alpha13dylan]

Sure, I could shoot that fast too if I was aiming at the side of a barn. Lol

[@Einstein_0002]

nobody escape my sight.Behold the mighty Bot

[@lamhro8036]

I have shot this gun in 6 mm creedmoor and let me tell you it is soft

[@clckhere878]

What is it?

[@burtrandolph1745]

@@clckhere878 It’s a Christiansen in 6.5CM. I have one, it’s very light. I don’t use it much though. I’d rather shoot my “MK12” or AI AT308.

[@RYAN33300]

If you notice. Interesting technique. Shouldering the rifle with the right shoulder but pulling the trigger with the left hand. Idk if that’s a common technique but just something to note. I’ve never really trained with a bolt action.

[@chrislaws4785]

You know, a STRAIGHT PULL bolt action would be faster. Just saying.

[@sn1perdude7110]

Ahh you play bf4 I see

[@chrislaws4785]

@@sn1perdude7110 No, not at all. I've just seen and used a couple of straight pull bolt action rifles before and while not a LOT faster, not having to turn the bolt you can essentially reload them about as fast as you can something like a pump action shotgun.

[@roryross3878]

@@chrislaws4785 awesome! I would still think the pump action shotgun is faster as the recoil kinda kick-starts the ejection process, it's a wonderful system.

[@derekowen9098]

But not as accurate

[@chrislaws4785]

@@derekowen9098 How do you figure? Whether you have to manually rotate the bolt or it does it for you when you pull straight back would have ZERO effect on the accuracy of the weapon. Most rifles are going to have a rotating bolt either way you go. I'm ex Military, and I've fired everything from M16s and .50 Calibers to a Carcano and high powered rifles and honestly I don't see THAT much of a difference in the accuracy of a rifle based SOLELY on how the round is chambered. I mean you can snipe with a ma duece if you're good enough. But what makes the biggest difference is the type of bullet and caliber, barrel length, bullet rotation, sights and trigger pull.

[@hello7533]

Like the 'mad minute' with an enfield. If you cycle the bolt with your right hand, you can use your middle finger on the trigger to speed your shooting up even more if shooting standing.

[@icebear4849]

Rephrase it to how fast I can shoot accurately

[@rozzadud]

British airbourne forces reportedly achieved such a high rate of fire with their Lee Enfield rifles during Operation Market Garden that German troops often believed that they were taking fire from automatic weapons so I've read

[@DraconX3]

The British Enfield rifles had a spring mechanism on opening the bolt that aided in cycling for enhanced speed

[@sparky-man6972]

No, do you even know how wrong you are?

[@brettstock3284]

Like butter…. That was slick

[@redacted8983]

And that's how DMRs were born.. probably

[@joshuamoore3846]

I am losing it over your reflex control. You fire the first shot, react and blink while sussing out the movement of the gun, and then from that point forward, your eyes don't flinch at all. That was intoxicating to watch lol

[@serijuscrar1702]

I can only guess how terrifying this would be on the battlefield

[@edwardkenway148]

This was so satisfying for some reason

[@MarkhorTactical]

What an eye opener. Definitely need to master this skill too

[@DefinitelyDefense]

Crazy how real guns remind ppl of video games😂 but this reminds me of how I like to shoot moving targets😁

[@swiftcurrents3358]

Killer way to put some heavy wear on a match grade barrel.

[@ceerstar851]

The enemies would be quite upset and afraid, that's for sure.

[@jasonwhite2028]

Apparently pretty damn fast and quite accurate too. nice shooting

[@phdcinnabar5754]

Nice, now have multiple targets within 15 feet of each other, that would be effing awesome

[@JNouveau]

That sound is so satisfying

[@Matt-yv6yu]

As many have said, bolt actions were developed for speed and increased ammo capacity however many of the early bolt actions developed for war actually had magazine disconnect lecers on them so that soldiers wouldn't dump the entire mag every time. The doctrine was to still use it as a single shot with a full loaded magazine and disconnect on, then in case of emergency such as getting overrun my enemy, or if your superior ordered max firing for suppression or fire superiority, soldiers would then open the magazine disconnect and have that reserve of ammo right there n ready

[@crazzyreactions4545]

That’s why I always loved the reload while ads perks😂

[@archerdavidson6066]

Crazy to se how good ur aim is. Always came back to the center like clock work

[@derekowen9098]

He has bags and a bipod lmao😂

[@archerdavidson6066]

@@derekowen9098 doesnt matter. That still takes skill boZo

[@derekowen9098]

What skill? When you have a stationary target on a stationary bench rest 100 yards apart?? You have no clue what you are talking about clearly, life is not a fucking video game, and that’s the only reason you consider this flat range theatrics as “skill”

[@TheLiasas]

At this day and age you would expect a decent enough semi auto system exist that gives you the best of both worlds

[@rickyhill2886]

You can see yourself gain confidence with the recoil pattern with shot 5-10. And that. Is endlessly scarier than the rpm.

[@billcharlene1450]

I can hear it now "RAPID FIRE!!" at my local range.

[@onlyoutdoors3100]

That bolt is so smooth omg

[@arealhumanname4150]

I like how you went ahead and did the "how fast can i shoot this *on target* " not just how fast can you shoot it

[@paganhippie9644]

Nothing beats a bolt action mechanism nois

[@truthteller1499]

Sheesh that's smooth like glass

[@mikeymcg4907]

From my extensive video game experience I'd say that's about right

[@cawashka]

man i love bolt actions

[@monotoned9233]

That was pretty fucking awesome

[@u12bdragon]

Dud that's actually scary. With modern technology you could probably make a gun that has the same power but fires faster than you cranking that thing, but something about the spacing of the shots where you can hear each round go off makes if feel like the fucking paris gun man, holy shit. I feel like a gun that shot at a similar rate, and outputted an excess of noise directly forward would be an amazing weapon for demoralization.

[@Jay-Niner]

When bolt action weapons were invented, they were 100% invented for speed. They were much faster than the single shot rifles that had existed before.

[@soujaunlimited]

Marines, Delta Force, & Ghosts B: My turn!

[@eddiedemayo934]

Straight pull adds so much more potential

[@8wolfgang8]

bro was having a flashback i felt it

[@markchambers8641]

What a beauty. Sounds so good.

[@FonsoDalchemist]

I used to have a bolt action .22 with long range scope haha i loved dumping mags out of it

[@keonia.9553]

Smooth like butter 🧈🧈

[@richardpowell4281]

Works great on a stationary target from a stationary position...

[@nitinkumar7329]

That's the advantage with being a left handed shooter with bolt actions

[@XrayMediaPnV]

Nice to see another left handed shooter

[@RoGuExPaNcAkE]

That’s some clean shooting bro. Good shit!

[@keos6085]

SLME: Hold my pint old chap!

[@skippydinglechalk2800]

The noise is beautiful

[@adrianlala5044]

Wtf bro. That was mind blowing

[@1GBHarddrive.]

I wouldn't wanna be a enemy in this guys scope

[@na8hodg671]

Music to my ears😌✨

[@timothyparrucci809]

There was an old saying back in the first world War, I think in reference to the French IIRC, that a well trained soldier could turn a bolt action into a semiautomatic because he could cycle it so fast