Anyone recall seeing a super fast bolt manipulation video from a shooter at a PRS match? He was shooting slightly downhill at a long distance and tapped off about 40-45 shots in a minute? If anyone has a link, I’d appreciate it.
Fast Bolt manipulation video
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I can’t figure out Facebook on my phone but longrifles inc on Facebook shared one like that from the 2015 SHC, guy laying prone in Camo laying the hate, I counted 35+ shots (beer gets in the way of counting) and two mag changes in two minutes
you can google the LRI on Facebook and then scroll their videos until you find it but my FB skills suck and I can’t figure out how to share it
you can google the LRI on Facebook and then scroll their videos until you find it but my FB skills suck and I can’t figure out how to share it
Is it this one? Marcus Blanchard lighting up the mover at the '15 SHC?
Not the one I was referring to, same stage but holy hell they guy was fast, I sounded like a semi auto
Might not be what you're looking for, but search "stangskyting" or "mad minute" shooting... Dudes are crushing it.
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Stangskyting — Amazing Bolt Action Rifle Speed Shooting « Daily Bulletin
How fast can you shoot a bolt-action rifle? We doubt you can out-pace the ace Stangskyting shooters from Scandinavia. Some of these guys can run more than two rounds per second, including mag changes! That's impressive. Bulletin reader C.
The norwegians still compete in "stangskyting". I think they're hard to match. 
The norwegians still compete in "stangskyting". I think they're hard to match.
I’m surprised he breaks his cheek weld each time.
The norwegians still compete in "stangskyting". I think they're hard to match.
Shit... I need a ton more practice. I can’t cycle my impact near that fast. I need about a million more rounds through it to get it that loose.
Those Norwegians are holding onto the bolt handle all the time, and using middle or ring finger on the trigger.
I remember that stage; it was a hoot! Probably the most fun out of that whole match. Of course it was in the 40's and pissing down rain the first day, so the second day was down right balmy and comfortable when this video was shot....
Fun times for sure!
I was RO'ing the stage next to this one. B1 "The Box".
That looked like a really fun stage to shoot. And that rain was miserable.
If that's the same year I'm thinking of Cory West of team AI shot that stage either really fast or had most hits.
Hello ....this technique may have may have been introduced by the Brits in WW II with their Lee Enfields. They did indeed use this method, but I'm not sure if they originated it.
Sling supported prone makes you crawl up the stock far more than bipod prone does. Unless the bolt goes under your face (like a Tubb2000, Ruger RPR, or a tube gun) it's almost impossible to run the bolt without moving your face some.
I opened the video up in YouTube then started looking through the different Associated videos... You guys should check it out looks like a lot of fun.
There was one I saw, can't find it again. It was starting in the standing position drop down to prone, no bipod, and engage three targets at three different distances, one shot each.
All open sites... Just my kind of shooting
There was one I saw, can't find it again. It was starting in the standing position drop down to prone, no bipod, and engage three targets at three different distances, one shot each.
All open sites... Just my kind of shooting
