[P95Carry]

Following a blog link from NevJohn on the thread about the ''Kriss" 45 sub - I found this clip of the most amazing draw and double shot with an SA revo.

The guy draws and fans two shots - and seemingly hits plates.!!! I had not seen it but maybe some have - anyways, worth a peek - only 350k or so.

 

[Bud White]

yep thats fast

 

[Bruces45]

:hand10: Not only did he hit the plates, but he hit them in the white circle. That was darn fast.

 

[OD*]

Cal has been World Champ any number of times.
Chris, check out some of the vids here;
http://www.fastdraw.org/wfda/

 

[Sheldon J]

My son has the video this guy sells, N he's been practicing with his colt SA snap caps of course.

 

[artz]

WoW !!! :blink:

 

[Roadrunner]

:35: The term 'warp speed' comes to mind.

 

[PatrioticRick]

Damn fast

 

[acparmed]

I've never seen this guy before but he's doing what Bob Munden has been doing for several decades now. In fact I've seen video of Bob doing this exact shot.

There are many more that Bob has done, such as;
firing 6 six shots from a SAA faster than a 1911 can.
Drawing a SAA, firing and hitting the target in .0175 seconds. That's the world record. Understand, it takes .12 seconds to blink your eye.

It's good to see someone new come along and carry on the traditions of fast draw.

 

[OD*]

I believe Cal Eilrich won his first championship in 1971.

 

[rstickle]

I saw another Video about him a while ago and he is so fast I thought the video had been doctored!

 

[David III]

That's who I was thinking of -- Bob Munden. He fires with each of his fingers of his left hand, each finger is cocking the gun. I've read in several books that the fastest first shot from any hangun is with a single action. Wasn't it Ed McGivern who could shoot a double action revolver faster than a semi-auto could cycle?
I've read lots of posts on other forums about point shooting vs aimed shooting and I always remember my great uncle. He carried a single action Colt 45 and just fired it right from his hip... and hit whatever he was looking at. I wish I were that good --- and I still would rather use a single action revolver as anything else (but if I had to reload, I would sure need to stop time or something....).

 

[OD*]

(but if I had to reload, I would sure need to stop time or something....).

Try using a 1911 magazine as a speed loader, works slick. :wink:

 

[David III]

OD - that's precisely why I carry 1911s. Single action and fast reloads!

 

[OD*]

You can also use a 1911 magazine as a speedloader, if your SAA happens to be chambered for the .45ACP.
After ejecting the empties, place a loaded mag just above the loading gate and push the rounds into the chambers with your thumb. :biggrin2:

 

[maclean3]

You can also use a 1911 magazine as a speedloader, if your SAA happens to be chambered for the .45ACP.
After ejecting the empties, place a loaded mag just above the loading gate and push the rounds into the chambers with your thumb. :biggrin2:

Damn, that's clever! :yup: Could always get Desert Eagle mags for the magnum calibers I suppose. Might be a wee bit expensive though, not sure.
Jack

 

[OD*]

I wish I could take credit for that Jack, but I can't. I was shown that by friend, Jim Taylor. He is a founding member of "The Shootist" and a true gunman. Of course he also shoots a stock Winchester 94 at 1000+ meters. :tongue:
http://www.leejurras.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=413

 

[rstickle]

Of course he also shoots a stock Winchester 94 at 1000+ meters.

I could do that with my 94...... I just wouldn't hit anything!! :wink: