Semi VS Bolt: Follow Up Shot SPEED TEST (Which Will Win) #civtac #fullautofriday #gun

Published on February 23, 2024
Duration: 1:00

This video demonstrates a speed test comparing a bolt-action rifle (Ruger American) against a semi-automatic AR-10 (Samurai Firearms Nodachi) for taking multiple shots in quick succession at 100 yards. The test utilizes five deer targets and Hornady Match .308 WIN ammunition. The results show a significant speed advantage for the semi-automatic platform in this scenario. The speaker, demonstrating experienced authority, highlights the practical implications for rapid target engagement.

Quick Summary

In a speed test comparing a bolt-action Ruger American and a semi-automatic AR-10 (Samurai Firearms Nodachi) at 100 yards, the AR-10 completed engaging five targets in 6.05 seconds, while the bolt-action took 13 seconds. Both rifles used Hornady Match .308 WIN 168 gr BTHP ammunition.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro & Comparison Question
  2. 00:03Bolt-Action Rifle Intro
  3. 00:08Semi-Auto Rifle Intro
  4. 00:13Accuracy vs. Speed Discussion
  5. 00:21Setting Up the Test
  6. 00:26Ammunition & Bolt-Action ID
  7. 00:30Bolt-Action Speed Test
  8. 00:33Semi-Auto ID & Promo
  9. 00:39Semi-Auto Speed Test
  10. 00:42Bolt-Action Results
  11. 00:48Semi-Auto Results
  12. 00:53Conclusion & Call to Action

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the main difference in speed between the bolt-action and semi-automatic rifles in the test?

The semi-automatic AR-10 rifle completed the task of engaging five deer targets at 100 yards in 6.05 seconds. The bolt-action Ruger American rifle took 13 seconds to complete the same task, demonstrating a significant speed advantage for the semi-automatic platform.

What ammunition was used in the speed test?

The speed test utilized Hornady Match Ammunition, specifically chambered in .308 WIN with a 168-grain BTHP (Boat Tail Hollow Point) bullet. This type of ammunition is often chosen for its accuracy and consistency.

What rifles were compared in the follow-up shot speed test?

The test compared a bolt-action Ruger American rifle against a semi-automatic AR-10 style rifle, identified as the Samurai Firearms Nodachi. Both were chambered in .308 WIN and equipped with optics.

What was the effective range for the follow-up shot speed test?

The speed test was conducted with five 1/3 scale deer targets set up at a distance of 100 yards. This range allows for a reasonable assessment of practical accuracy and speed for follow-up shots.

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