Very Fast Mad Minute from a SMLE- 10 Shots in 6.5 Seconds

Published on October 18, 2011
Duration: 0:20

This video demonstrates the 'Mad Minute' technique with a SMLE rifle, achieving 10 shots in 6.5 seconds. It highlights a specific bolt manipulation and trigger pull method used historically for rapid fire, emphasizing advanced marksmanship and recoil control. The demonstration showcases the inherent speed of the Lee-Enfield bolt action.

Quick Summary

The 'Mad Minute' is a historical rapid-fire drill. This SMLE demonstration achieves 10 shots in 6.5 seconds using a specific bolt manipulation with the thumb and index finger, and a middle finger trigger pull, showcasing advanced marksmanship.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Mad Minute Demonstration
  2. 00:08Slow Motion Replay & Technique

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 'Mad Minute' shooting technique?

The 'Mad Minute' is a historical rapid-fire drill where a shooter aims to fire as many accurate shots as possible in 60 seconds. This video demonstrates a highly efficient version, achieving 10 shots in just 6.5 seconds using a specific bolt manipulation.

How fast can a SMLE rifle shoot?

The Short Magazine Lee-Enfield (SMLE) is capable of very high rates of fire. In this demonstration, 10 rounds were fired in approximately 6.5 seconds, showcasing the rifle's potential for rapid shooting when operated by a skilled marksman.

What technique is used for the fast SMLE shooting?

The technique involves rapid bolt cycling using the thumb and index finger, combined with a swift trigger pull using the middle finger. This method, highlighted in slow motion, is key to achieving the high speed associated with the 'Mad Minute'.

What caliber is the SMLE No. 1 Mk III* rifle?

The SMLE No. 1 Mk III* rifle demonstrated in the video is chambered in the classic .303 British caliber. It typically holds 10 rounds in its magazine.

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