Danny Creasy
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needed some offhand rapidfire work:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPfSqYjYcEs
To help you better understand the actual match I was practicing for in the video, I looked in the desk drawer for an old Rapid-fire Rimfire score sheet and found a couple of my best efforts. One was fired with a Winchester 190 semi-auto that was a closet rescue from my next door neighbor (I paid her a fair and honest $100 for it). Her Daddy had put it away decades ago. I cleaned it up inside and out and found it to be a reliable and accurate plinker (very heavy trigger though). The other was fired with the rifle used in the video, a CZ 452 American. Our best RFRF competitors use Semi-autos to post scores in the teens on their best days — a couple of 11s and 12s have been fired. On those days they have a machine-gun-like rhythm!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPfSqYjYcEs
To help you better understand the actual match I was practicing for in the video, I looked in the desk drawer for an old Rapid-fire Rimfire score sheet and found a couple of my best efforts. One was fired with a Winchester 190 semi-auto that was a closet rescue from my next door neighbor (I paid her a fair and honest $100 for it). Her Daddy had put it away decades ago. I cleaned it up inside and out and found it to be a reliable and accurate plinker (very heavy trigger though). The other was fired with the rifle used in the video, a CZ 452 American. Our best RFRF competitors use Semi-autos to post scores in the teens on their best days — a couple of 11s and 12s have been fired. On those days they have a machine-gun-like rhythm!
