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Rapid fire (75feet) (acquire target, select to fire, shoot, put on safe, and repeat)


Rapid Fire again (75 feet), after adjusting the EoTech a little..


Really interesting, turned the EOtech off, sighted the irons in, and the group in the top right hand of the circle was with irons (75 feet rapid)


Entire Rifle Target


Combination of XD40 (50rnds) and Sig p226 (100rounds) at 45 feet, circled hits were double taps..

 

[Krackels]

I can't see them. . .

Krackels

 

[chrome]

I can't see them. . .

Krackels

image shack is running slow..

i can see them when i access the thread..

 

[DigMe]

If you have to "put on safe" then it doesn't belong in the General XD Talk forum!

brad cook

 

[Krackels]

I see it now. The head shots are nice. . . .

Krackels

 

[chrome]

If you have to "put on safe" then it doesn't belong in the General XD Talk forum!

brad cook

last pic has XD holes

 

[hextex]

Im pretty sure if that was a bad guy....he wouldn't be wondering off very far...

Nice...

 

[manygunner]

BTW, can anyone here define "Rapid Fire" please? I just want to make sure we are all using the same definition.

 

[NExd]

I find using more than one target is helpful when shooting

 

[chrome]

BTW, can anyone here define "Rapid Fire" please? I just want to make sure we are all using the same definition.

(acquire target, select to fire, shoot, put on safe, and repeat) from my original post..

I find using more than one target is helpful when shooting

I usually bring 10-12 targets with me to the range, our battalion gave had literally a couple hundred human size Silhouettes that they let me have, but I forgot them. And the typical $1 dollar for these at this expensive range was annoying but required...

 

[DigMe]

BTW, can anyone here define "Rapid Fire" please? I just want to make sure we are all using the same definition.

(acquire target, select to fire, shoot, put on safe, and repeat) from my original post..

I've never heard rapid fire defined as such.

Most shooters I know mean pulling the trigger and then pulling it again as fast as you can reacquire the target. To me nothing seems very rapid about engaging the safety after each shot.

brad cook

 

[R/T Performance]

Looks like a range report????? :? :?

 

[chrome]

BTW, can anyone here define "Rapid Fire" please? I just want to make sure we are all using the same definition.

(acquire target, select to fire, shoot, put on safe, and repeat) from my original post..

I've never heard rapid fire defined as such.

Most shooters I know mean pulling the trigger and then pulling it again as fast as you can reacquire the target. To me nothing seems very rapid about engaging the safety after each shot.

brad cook

Brad,

This is MY definition of rapid fire while shooting MY rifle. Its the way I have been taught in the military, to simulate running and engaging multiple targets. Train the way you would fight, and I was training on engaging a target with the first shot as if it had just been acquired, and I dont know about others, but my rifle will be on safe. So, hence, engaging multiple targets with single shots from the safe position was my definition of rapid fire on that particular drill. Thanks for the inquiries though.

 

[Bonzer]

I didnt shoot that well in the ARMY with my rifle. Nice job. I'm
headed to Iraq in three weeks, wanna go?

 

[retired]

Bonzer, please be safe, thank you for what you are about to do and please return safely.

 

[Hawaiian]

Bonzer, please be safe, thank you for what you are about to do and please return safely.

Same here, thank you for your service. Come home safe and sound.

 

[FatMatt1981]

Bonzer is goin to be shooting REAL guns!
I'll be prayin for yall bro.

 

[hv3apbt]

thank you Bonzer, god bless and godspeed....chris