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#Quickdraw revolver full
Only then will you know the full possibilities of a sixgun, and only then will you be sufficiently habit-fixed in safe gun handling for this post-graduate course. When you can score 90 on the standard American slow fire target, or kill jack rabbits or grouse with certainty up to 50 yards with a sixgun, or hit the silhouette of a man’s head and shoulders most of the time at 300 yards from rest or two-hand position, then you are ready to take up combat quick draw work.
It should never be attempted until the pupil is, first, an expert marksman in slow fire at both short and long range. Quick draw is but one phase of sixgun shooting, and combat quick draw is a post-graduate course for the expert sixgun shot who is interested in military combat or law enforcement. Double action revolvers are just as good as single actions, and in some ways better and a finished sixgun shot can make a good revolver highly effective at 100 yards or more. The novice watching the movies would also gain the impression that nothing but a single action gun was ever used for quick draw gun fighting, and that all gun fights with sixguns were at close range. This also creates a wrong impression of what is possible under actual gun fighting conditions. The present amazing, nationwide growth of quick draw as a sport has produced some marvelous time records, firing wax bullets or sinlply bust With the movies and television depicting incredible feats of quick draw and sixgun accuracy, the novice is apt to come up with a very wrong opinion on what is actually possible.
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