KrazyKraut said:Yeah but how likely will any subscript soldier be able to do something like that under battle conditions. The simple fact that you have to take your hand of the trigger is the one big thing that brings all of the bolt-action WW2 rifles very close to each other. And don't give me some weird Aussie-shooting-with-the-middle-finger technique, beacause that was rarely done by subscripts and looks awkward as hell. Now someone's going to mention the thing about Germans thinking they were under MG fire in WW1 when really that were Lee-Enfields, but that's all hear-say and happened on a single occasion.
Again: It's the fact that you have to take your hand of the trigger which consumes much more time than the 10th of a second saved from a shorter pull.
Did you even watch the vid? He wasnt using the middle finger trick at all. Secondly the brits trained their men to fire at a rapid pace. IN reality I doubt they could fire off that many rounds because of the recoil of a 7.62mm round, but neither could a semi fire fast because of the recoil. Ask any guy who owns both the Kar and Lee, and they will tell you they'd rather trust their lives with the Lee then the Kar.
I've fired the Lee, the action is incredibly fast.I just recently got to shoot it again and timed myself because someone put this vid on the WWIIOL forums as well. I was about 1 shot every 2 or 3 seconds, and that is with little training. It is an extreamly noob friendly rifle, and a trained man could likely get off many more rounds then I could.
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