I knew a guy in high school who was a fast draw enthusiast circa 1959 and he demonstrated his technique one Halloween. He would let you hold a cocked bb rifle and on a signal from an onlooker he could clean his holster and fire before you could squeeze the trigger of the rifle. Damn!
I love how supportive everyone always is at these events even when losing to children everyone is still happy for one another and seems legit happy to have just been there
It's gotta be a pretty small world. Everyone there ought to pretty much know everyone else. Also it's not too surprising that very young teens are the very best. Youngsters can train small-muscle speed in a way that adults simply can't. They have less distance to travel and less weight to move. Their muscles are tight and their nerves are brand-new. You see the same thing in speed-based video games (like minesweeper; 11 year old champ)
I had the exact same reaction. I remember watching Wednesday night at the range when I was younger, and no one can forget that voice. A flood of memories about the genesis of my interest in competitive shooting.
Back in the 70’s and 80’s there was a husband and wife team that would put on quick draw shooting performances in and around the Houston area. Part of the show involved strapping the wife to a spinning wheel, surrounded by 6 balloons. The husband would proceed to draw and fire six shots in what sounded like a single shot, hitting all 6 balloons (not the wife). They were absolutely amazing! Does anyone out there remember them, or know who they were? They both wore very elaborate black and white western outfits with silver trim covered in rhinestones. They were getting up in age way back then (70ish), so I doubt they are still around today.
@ynotawoody -- You're looking for the late Bob Munden (RIP). His wife's last post on his CZcams channel was about making a pie, so it was in the dawn of CZcams's lifespan when they started uploading his stuff.
Seems like the 70s was the last of the wild west towns. By one of my properties in Far west Texas there is an old "ghost town park" From then. Last I heard they want a outrages price of like $3 million for it. In 20 years I've never seen any movement. Though I seen a couple years ago the repainted it. But what is an old ghost town park really worth? You can do the same thing for less then $500,000. I mean it hasn't had business in over 20 years that I know of. Just a money pit.
@@captainhowzer7493 the truth just is. You really think he has some special muscle, when he wouldn't have even had access to the imaging technologies to determine if he had one. Ignoring the fact that the idea that this guy had some mutation to make him have an entire unique to him only muscle with new fibre types and enough strength to move his entire arm that fast is completely riduculous and as close to impossible as anything imagineable can get. I'm not hating when I say the videos are fake, because they are. I am hating when I say anyone who actually thinks about it for 2 seconds and still believes it is a dense motherfucker
Bob Munden was the fastest Cowboy Shooter of them all, he would shoot 2 rounds and hit 2 targets which were a couple feet apart from each other. I doubt that anyone will ever beat his split-second fast draw. Bob was the Best of the Best..!!!
saw Bob shoot his time was one tenth of one tenth a second, faster than a blink at one tenth. he shot six rounds you only hear 2 shots. he slows so you hear six shots, reloads shoots his speed again all you hear 2 shots. guy was phenomenal 2
I miss Bob. He was good family man, that was always welcoming to everyone. Of course when it came to competition time, watch out. He and his wife were fun to watch.
Holy shit! Jim Scoutten! I haven't heard that voice in 15 years! Dam! Dude still looks and sounds great!. Made my day, hell yeah! My introduction to the community many years ago. Cheers!
Enjoyed the show. I am a Clint Eastwood Spaghetti Western fan since a kid. If I was in the states I would for sure buy a colt, dress for the occasion and take part!!... Congratulations for all the participants and winners. All are having a nice time... what an atmosphere!!....
Depending on where you live, events like that may exist depending on the gun laws of your country ! I know there are regularly Cowboy Action Shooting in France, where I live.
I don't know the name of the narrator, but his voice sounds very famous in the world of voice overs. It is perfection in all things modulation and tone.
I ran a course of fire for the Aussie top 2 speed shooters. I thought I was quick. However, I love running western action. Our guys go all in with clothing and calibre. Thank you for this vid
My first time watching and I am now subscribed to the Chanel, I loved everything I saw and you people are of the good sort. God bless you all and much love from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤️
I met Cal 1989 when I started shooting ISPC/USPSA matches. It’s neat to see him all these years later. I know this video is probably older, I hope Carl is still doing well.
I bought a vaquero (old model, like me) and a decent rig once just for the joy of trying quick draw. Now, I'd done years of practical pistol of all kinds, and owning land and growing up country I'd been able to goof off with pistols enough to try shooting while suspended upside down and swinging (it's doable but slow). So quick draw: My first attempt wasn't slow, and amazingly it was a hit. I was suddenly addicted. A year later I was no faster, and no less accurate. I'm always fascinated by the truly fast.
I love how Americans are so patriotic with no apology or second guessing themselves. Kinda' makes me wish I was born there so I could don the stars and stripes and let rip on the range too.
Well, we did break away and form a colony that eventually turned into a country which turned into a powerhouse. We defend our rights and the second amendment lets us Americans use the tools necessary to do so. It’s truly is a great country. Except for the sensitive people now. That’s pretty trash.
The greatest thing about America is you don’t have to be born here to enjoy shooting like a crazy men. Just gotta get here. Sources- a guy who wasn’t born there.
@@AV8R_1 He looks. You don't have to look at each slot. He opens while he's looking at it which tells hime that 3-4 slots are empty. The he looks up and rotates 3 times then looks down again. While making another rotation and a rechamber. Which tells him all are empty.
cool man. u got people doing hema, japanese weapons arts, british bartitsu, medieval fighting communities and now this. coooool how we preserve history this way
I was stationed in Fallon Nevada from 69 to 71. When you said Fallon Nevada freaked me out. Sure was a great duty station. Great small Town in the West.
Classic cowboy fast draw as I've always practiced it doesn't start with your hand on your gun while you're leaning back, it starts with your hands at your side while standing upright.
I thought that was odd as well. I assume that there's no rules on starting position so that there's no requirement to judge and penalize people if they leaned too much or started with their hand in an illegal position. That could be appropriate for the Olympics but this primary point of this competition is having fun (if the video was accurate), not obsessing over rules.
Yeah it makes it look kinda silly when they lean so far back the holster is almost already pointing at the target. Maybe they need like a post to stand against so they cant lean back.
Thank goodness - was looking for a similar comment because even in the thumbnail I thought it looked silly as all hell that everyone was doing the gangsta lean with their revolvers out...
English Longbowmen, French Chevaliers, Swiss Pikemen, Japanese Samurais, American Frontier men, . . . Amazing Heritages. by the way, the Cowboy quickdraw shoot and the Samurai drawing slash is similar in principle. both weapons are drawn from the Holster and attack within a fraction of a second. I long to see a friendly demonstration between Isao Machii and Oregon Ranger. xD
Use to watch Bob Munden back in the seventies live at the Prescott courthouse even got to shake his hand a couple of times ever seen anything like him .
Long time ago, I saw home movies of a Fast Draw competition held on Sunset BLVD in LA. It had been copied onto VHS from 8mm film, and it was really impressive.
@@thriftingcowboy I thought of that, however I've lived most of my life in Nevada and I consider that my home. Not to mention Nevada has virtually no humidity to speak of compared to East Texas. I've never really gotten used the humidity, it really sucks. Thank you for your input.
I am glad to have stumbled onto your channel. I love the History of American firearms. I own several BP guns. I have subscribed and liked. Also, instantly liked the host.
This is so cool! Every aspect of this is really fun and good natured. It is living proof that firearms can be a wholesome pastime for everyone. I even loved the little role playing aspect with the competitors giving their attire, pistols and ‘characters’ extra personality and embellishments.
@@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307 kinda like folks in town. Suits and ties pretending they’re educated and intelligent business men. Naked on a lost deserted island 🌴 ... after three days and we’re all cave men again
@@robinhood480 "Suits and ties pretending they’re educated and intelligent business men." LOL some dummy hates them book learnings! DONT YOU! If only you had a comment on your playing dress up and pretending to be whatever! 🤦♂️🤣
Good natured, but in reality guns are meant to kill. Even this aspect is based off shooting fast so you can kill the other guy before they can kill you. Guns are meant to kill. Culture involving guns are culture involving killing. Sure, not all killing is "bad", like for self defense, but it's not good either and usually bad, since if it can be avoided, you'd defend yourself without killing the other person, and with guns involved on either side, that is much harder. That is why there is so many gun deaths and mass shootings in USA, from both police and civilians. It's the only country in the world that has such mass shootings, simply because there is so many guns due to gun culture. Simple as that.
Odd, we used to teach that 'clear and fire from hip' --very similar to the technique here-- in police work at 0-5 yards. I remember getting the powder burns from the flash gap on our DA revolvers.
I have zero interest in ever joining in on this subculture, but it makes me so happy to just watch people do what they like doing. Watched the whole damn video. It was great.
Looks awesome to me! More for the community and friendships and the competition. How much does this cost to get into I wonder? The firearms must be extremely expensive as the holsters?
How did I just find this channel??? I follow all the firearm channels, but I grew up watching Jim on “Shooting USA”. Man this is so cool to see him. Wish it was on my old crt television but ccommie tube works! I can’t get over hearing his voice again, brings me back!
Hey! I am having a question about fast draw. In other sports like 100m olympics running....there is an "early start" rule when a competitor tries to anticipate when to jump out of the starting blocks. Is there something like it too in fast draw?
Yes indeed, I have to agree with that. Shooting sports are the best sports, so thanks for the videos! An armed America is a free America. (We could be even more free if the vast majority of Americans would start thinking for themselves, though.) Be prepared everyone, and carry a weapon. - Jason/Freedom Fighter/Sheep-Dog/VT, USA
Do you have any recommendations on fast draw using the "cavalry draw"? I would appreciate any advice you can offer. I am both a history nut and gun aficionado. I've been a black powder reenactor/shooter since the late 1970s. My "personae" has been a "longhunter/frontier rifleman." I am now a "senior." My interest is cowboy action shooting. I've adopted a personae of a late 1860s army scout using a Henry 44-40 rifle and carrying two 1858 New Army .44 Remington revolvers (black powder). I want to use the "cavalry draw," so, I carry the pistols with the barrel facing backwards and down, grips forward. The SASS rules indicate that this carry/draw method ("cavalry draw") is okay. (For authenticity with my character, I'm using the standard Remington 7.5-inch barrel, much longer than usual short-barrel fast draw Colts I've seen used at SASS events.)
Whenever I see something like this, one name comes to mind: "Bob Munden" - an absolute legend and hell of a shooter. I clearly remember seeing him for the first time on the Discovery Channel.
"thousandth's of a second are everything here" I see no exaggeration here. This is so awesome! Now, I know where to go when the world goes post-apocalyptic to learn to defend myself from bandits.
Unreal. That must take a boat load of effort. Thank you. You know, I would think that an engraved gun would come out of a holster slower than one smooth and polished. I also wonder if those mouth blown balloons are measured with accuracy. A bigger balloon would stick out further in the target, giving that shooter a minute advantage..IDK...
I shoot flintlock rifles and smoothbores and it takes between 45 sec to a minute to load so anything under a minute is fast shooting for me with that said this was so much fun to watch. I love how Bill checked that single action Colt cylinder at the very start. Thats how its done.
I knew a guy in high school who was a fast draw enthusiast circa 1959 and he demonstrated his technique one Halloween. He would let you hold a cocked bb rifle and on a signal from an onlooker he could clean his holster and fire before you could squeeze the trigger of the rifle. Damn!
high school in '59? How old are you, sir?
@Moemen Shahawy 77 years under the bridge . . .
I agree with him . Use you gun often for the competition.
@@Xaviar_Western Vs a timer or a man using blanks?
my uncle shot himself in the leg around 1960 doing that. Luckily with a .22 LR and not a .45 colt.
I love how supportive everyone always is at these events even when losing to children everyone is still happy for one another and seems legit happy to have just been there
It's gotta be a pretty small world. Everyone there ought to pretty much know everyone else. Also it's not too surprising that very young teens are the very best. Youngsters can train small-muscle speed in a way that adults simply can't. They have less distance to travel and less weight to move. Their muscles are tight and their nerves are brand-new. You see the same thing in speed-based video games (like minesweeper; 11 year old champ)
they aren't black though
Bro
Im NOT going to make myself enemies with a child who can out-shoot me.
All they need is their gun, and they're happy lmao
otherwise it's gonna be pew pew
R.I.P Jim Scoutten. Mans voice alone was so iconic
ya
The more obscure the hobby the more supportive people are that share it
Cat people. Case in point.
The medieval community can be pretty cancer
Maybe or the most obscure hobbies are those you don't know exists.
God I remember this guy and his voice from tv many years ago. Good to see him still active
You're right, I remember him from MotorTrend TV in the 90's
I had the exact same reaction. I remember watching Wednesday night at the range when I was younger, and no one can forget that voice. A flood of memories about the genesis of my interest in competitive shooting.
one of the most iconic vices i ever heard
Did you mean to say alive?😁
Back in the 70’s and 80’s there was a husband and wife team that would put on quick draw shooting performances in and around the Houston area. Part of the show involved strapping the wife to a spinning wheel, surrounded by 6 balloons. The husband would proceed to draw and fire six shots in what sounded like a single shot, hitting all 6 balloons (not the wife). They were absolutely amazing! Does anyone out there remember them, or know who they were? They both wore very elaborate black and white western outfits with silver trim covered in rhinestones. They were getting up in age way back then (70ish), so I doubt they are still around today.
@ynotawoody -- You're looking for the late Bob Munden (RIP). His wife's last post on his CZcams channel was about making a pie, so it was in the dawn of CZcams's lifespan when they started uploading his stuff.
@@stephen-ng to: “Stephen Ng”, Yep, Bob & Becky Munden, thank you.
Seems like the 70s was the last of the wild west towns.
By one of my properties in Far west Texas there is an old "ghost town park" From then. Last I heard they want a outrages price of like $3 million for it.
In 20 years I've never seen any movement. Though I seen a couple years ago the repainted it.
But what is an old ghost town park really worth?
You can do the same thing for less then $500,000.
I mean it hasn't had business in over 20 years that I know of. Just a money pit.
@AQILLA and nobody will ever be like him ever again.
@@rekora1045 to: “rekora1045”, I agree.
No one was better or faster than Bob Munden. By far the greatest fast draw that ever lived.
If it wasn't 99.99999999999% likely to be faked, that would be true.
@@Derploop must be hard being blind and deaf since there are plenty of videos showcasing his speed and accuracy 😂
@@JamezGrimm wow surely it's impossible to fake video.
@@Derploop Why you hating on a dead man who has a special muscle
@@captainhowzer7493 the truth just is. You really think he has some special muscle, when he wouldn't have even had access to the imaging technologies to determine if he had one. Ignoring the fact that the idea that this guy had some mutation to make him have an entire unique to him only muscle with new fibre types and enough strength to move his entire arm that fast is completely riduculous and as close to impossible as anything imagineable can get.
I'm not hating when I say the videos are fake, because they are. I am hating when I say anyone who actually thinks about it for 2 seconds and still believes it is a dense motherfucker
80% of them is missing a toe
Mr Scoutten, hearing your voice and watching this show brought me back to my childhood watching you on TV. Thank you for that, this was great!
It must have been a long time ago
Same here except I wasn't a kid. As soon as I saw his face, I could here his voice.
hand already on the gun,lame
Yess!! I was just saying that love the car reviews! He is the reason why I'm a car enthusiast and build some very high power cars
I have not seen that man in years. It was a nice surprise when he first spoke.
Bob Munden was the fastest Cowboy Shooter of them all, he would shoot 2 rounds and hit 2 targets which were a couple feet apart from each other. I doubt that anyone will ever beat his split-second fast draw. Bob was the Best of the Best..!!!
He also shot using the old upright stance to do it.
Yes have to agree, Bob Munden was one of the fastest gunslingers to ever live if not the fastest.
@@psiwaverebirth1 No, watch him on film again.
Luck me. I got to watch him shoot in person. And No he wasn't playing limbo to shoot a static target.
saw Bob shoot his time was one tenth of one tenth a second, faster than a blink at one tenth. he shot six rounds you only hear 2 shots. he slows so you hear six shots, reloads shoots his speed again all you hear 2 shots. guy was phenomenal 2
Fully support these folks, what an awesome community.
This is awesome. I was privileged to attend this event when I was stationed at NAS, Fallon. (NAS Fallon is also the location of the Top Gun program)
So much fun! Congratulations to all competitors, with an especially hearty cheer for the young lady who took home the title!
I don't see a left hand gunner. wonder why?
Watching these people makes me appreciate Bob Munden even more!!
I miss Bob. He was good family man, that was always welcoming to everyone. Of course when it came to competition time, watch out. He and his wife were fun to watch.
What a Great Showman!
Yeah, i agree. These folks almost laying down, holsters tilted back. Bob stood tall. And none of them are even close in speed
One of the best showmen ever to have lived! I'd do anything to own one of his customized Colts.
Bob was built on a whole different level.
this event shows the essence of true sportsmanship - good attitudes, support for one another and everybody literally having a blast.
Holy shit! Jim Scoutten! I haven't heard that voice in 15 years! Dam! Dude still looks and sounds great!. Made my day, hell yeah! My introduction to the community many years ago. Cheers!
Enjoyed the show. I am a Clint Eastwood Spaghetti Western fan since a kid. If I was in the states I would for sure buy a colt, dress for the occasion and take part!!... Congratulations for all the participants and winners. All are having a nice time... what an atmosphere!!....
Sounds like you should make a trip to the states so you can live out your dream at least once get a taste
Depending on where you live, events like that may exist depending on the gun laws of your country ! I know there are regularly Cowboy Action Shooting in France, where I live.
There were only 3 spaghetti westerns. I think. But he got smart and did it himself.
@@rickhapstley3866love it.
Nice to see so many well kept and nice looking revolvers. Impressive that the 12 year old Cowgirl won, the female version of Bill the Kid.
Blows my mind to see someone so young shooting better than the cowboys you see in movies
I don't know the name of the narrator, but his voice sounds very famous in the world of voice overs. It is perfection in all things modulation and tone.
I ran a course of fire for the Aussie top 2 speed shooters. I thought I was quick. However, I love running western action. Our guys go all in with clothing and calibre. Thank you for this vid
Hey, it's Jim Scoutten!! Haven't seen him in YEARS!! Good to see him still doin' his thing!
My first time watching and I am now subscribed to the Chanel, I loved everything I saw and you people are of the good sort. God bless you all and much love from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤️
Stopped in Fallon once on my way back from Colorado to Oregon. Didn’t think much of it in the middle of the night, I had no idea about this!
Haven't seen Mr Scaton in decades hope he is well, my favorite program
I met Cal 1989 when I started shooting ISPC/USPSA matches. It’s neat to see him all these years later. I know this video is probably older, I hope Carl is still doing well.
The ambience and their outfit. Every thing is so full of energy and culture. Such beautiful people.
shoutout to oregon ranger, loved working with him(non firearm related job), and he was always a standup dude. always rooting for him!
Congrats to all competitors. You all are amazing.
This man's voice is a weapon itself
That's the content am proud seeing on youtube.
Thats how i love American's to be proud of.
I bought a vaquero (old model, like me) and a decent rig once just for the joy of trying quick draw. Now, I'd done years of practical pistol of all kinds, and owning land and growing up country I'd been able to goof off with pistols enough to try shooting while suspended upside down and swinging (it's doable but slow). So quick draw: My first attempt wasn't slow, and amazingly it was a hit. I was suddenly addicted. A year later I was no faster, and no less accurate. I'm always fascinated by the truly fast.
I love how Americans are so patriotic with no apology or second guessing themselves. Kinda' makes me wish I was born there so I could don the stars and stripes and let rip on the range too.
Well, we did break away and form a colony that eventually turned into a country which turned into a powerhouse. We defend our rights and the second amendment lets us Americans use the tools necessary to do so. It’s truly is a great country. Except for the sensitive people now. That’s pretty trash.
Well… there’s a good number of people who are ashamed of it if not despise it unfortunately.
Don't have to be born here to enjoy it
The greatest thing about America is you don’t have to be born here to enjoy shooting like a crazy men. Just gotta get here. Sources- a guy who wasn’t born there.
Well come on over to the states then. We welcome good people who have respect for our country.
Much love from germany, this is truly amazing! Congrats to the winners!
Old Shatterhand fan?
@@1ultraismyname oh def! Big fan of america in general (my heart beats for canada tho 😂)
Good family fun. I love it. More families would stick together if they got in something that would bring them all together like this
Watching this was addicting! Great video!
0:08 - I like how he automatically checks if the gun is loaded, before handling it.
he doesn't even look all the way
@@giampaolomannucci8281 That's because it's fully loaded, just how he likes it. (just kidding for the record)
Oh you mean when he opened the loading gate, then rotated the cylinder without looking at it, and looking at the camera instead?
@@AV8R_1 He looks. You don't have to look at each slot. He opens while he's looking at it which tells hime that 3-4 slots are empty. The he looks up and rotates 3 times then looks down again. While making another rotation and a rechamber. Which tells him all are empty.
@@giampaolomannucci8281 Doesn't have to. See explanation above this.
That competition looks like so much fun. Thanks for making such a great video!
cool man. u got people doing hema, japanese weapons arts, british bartitsu, medieval fighting communities and now this. coooool how we preserve history this way
The sportsmanship is outstanding.
I'm from the UK and visited Texas a couple of years ago... I love this kind of stuff, looks so much fun
I remember watching these on CMT way back when. Saw Jin interview a couple of friends at an IDPA match once as well.
Good times.
I was stationed in Fallon Nevada from 69 to 71. When you said Fallon Nevada freaked me out. Sure was a great duty station. Great small Town in the West.
Nice video .. I was entertained watching .. it's nice to see people still gather for some quality community bonding. Looks fun
Oh snap! The host of American shooter! One of my favorite shows growing up as a kid! Subbed instantly
Classic cowboy fast draw as I've always practiced it doesn't start with your hand on your gun while you're leaning back, it starts with your hands at your side while standing upright.
That’s the way we did it too. I could win with a .5 second draw
Lol, I just posted a comment about this before I saw your comment.
I thought that was odd as well. I assume that there's no rules on starting position so that there's no requirement to judge and penalize people if they leaned too much or started with their hand in an illegal position. That could be appropriate for the Olympics but this primary point of this competition is having fun (if the video was accurate), not obsessing over rules.
Yeah it makes it look kinda silly when they lean so far back the holster is almost already pointing at the target.
Maybe they need like a post to stand against so they cant lean back.
Thank goodness - was looking for a similar comment because even in the thumbnail I thought it looked silly as all hell that everyone was doing the gangsta lean with their revolvers out...
Looks like so much fun!!! I’m so jealous. If my spine wasn’t too bad I’d be on my way there lol
Have to say this looks like a lot of fun I like the fact they choose a western name for themselves as well.
Thanks! Made my day. Just nice to see the spirit of the wild west and the American people again.
Though how fast they are, none of them will ever be better than Bob Munden!
I love this mans voice, perfect for TV, Internet or radio
English Longbowmen, French Chevaliers, Swiss Pikemen, Japanese Samurais, American Frontier men, . . . Amazing Heritages.
by the way, the Cowboy quickdraw shoot and the Samurai drawing slash is similar in principle.
both weapons are drawn from the Holster and attack within a fraction of a second. I long to see a friendly demonstration between Isao Machii and Oregon Ranger. xD
The shaking hand reminds me of Blazzing Saddles. See this hand? Yep.
This is the hand I shoot with!
This is legit the coolest looking event ever. I want to join!
Very interesting video! I send you thanks from the Czech Republic y'all! :)
Use to watch Bob Munden back in the seventies live at the Prescott courthouse even got to shake his hand a couple of times ever seen anything like him .
Makes me wish I still lived in Nevada. I'd love to see one of these in person.
I'm friends with one of the shooters. We went to watch them shoot. It's so crazy fast it seems like nothing happened. Super fun environment
Long time ago, I saw home movies of a Fast Draw competition held on Sunset BLVD in LA. It had been copied onto VHS from 8mm film, and it was really impressive.
@Christian Constitutionalist It looks like the September 2021 competition. I attended and had a great time.
There are clubs all over the country. Several in Texas.
@@thriftingcowboy I thought of that, however I've lived most of my life in Nevada and I consider that my home. Not to mention Nevada has virtually no humidity to speak of compared to East Texas. I've never really gotten used the humidity, it really sucks. Thank you for your input.
I am glad to have stumbled onto your channel. I love the History of American firearms. I own several BP guns. I have subscribed and liked. Also, instantly liked the host.
Remember: the farther back you lean, the more pro you are.
Joking aside, this is honestly impressive stuff!
It's stupid and they they didn't shoot like that In the old west😂
Hahah Yeah that is pretty ridiculous actually, but it's such an obscure hobby does anyone really care?
Would think there would be some sort of rule about how far back you can lean when you think of the draw mechanics, but still nuts how fast they are
couldnt agree more
And what, have some sort of referee stand behind you and measure your back with a protractor?
A sensor on your ass that beeps if you lean too far?
@@Shiftarusyea. How else do you think rules are enforced bozo
This is so cool! Every aspect of this is really fun and good natured. It is living proof that firearms can be a wholesome pastime for everyone. I even loved the little role playing aspect with the competitors giving their attire, pistols and ‘characters’ extra personality and embellishments.
Guns and smiles!!
They like to play dress ups and play cowboy! pretend to be sheriffs! 🤦♂️🤣
@@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307 kinda like folks in town.
Suits and ties pretending they’re educated and intelligent business men.
Naked on a lost deserted island 🌴 ... after three days and we’re all cave men again
@@robinhood480 "Suits and ties pretending they’re educated and intelligent business men."
LOL some dummy hates them book learnings! DONT YOU!
If only you had a comment on your playing dress up and pretending to be whatever! 🤦♂️🤣
Good natured, but in reality guns are meant to kill. Even this aspect is based off shooting fast so you can kill the other guy before they can kill you.
Guns are meant to kill. Culture involving guns are culture involving killing. Sure, not all killing is "bad", like for self defense, but it's not good either and usually bad, since if it can be avoided, you'd defend yourself without killing the other person, and with guns involved on either side, that is much harder. That is why there is so many gun deaths and mass shootings in USA, from both police and civilians. It's the only country in the world that has such mass shootings, simply because there is so many guns due to gun culture. Simple as that.
Odd, we used to teach that 'clear and fire from hip' --very similar to the technique here-- in police work at 0-5 yards. I remember getting the powder burns from the flash gap on our DA revolvers.
Guy at 10:26 looks like a friendly version of Curly Bill from the Tombstone movie, very cool!
This is a great event to attend. I live in this little town , and was here when this was filmed. Lotsa fun
I would love to live there
@@x32i77 nice place , still relatively affordable. Military, and Ag community. Good people here
@@stocktonwhiteboy7978 and you are far from Russia , I am scared beeing in German so close to this crazy country xD
@@x32i77 my high school girlfriend I had as a young man was born at Ramstein Airforce Base there in 68
@@x32i77 hopefully A Merkel comes to her senses with your energy agreements with Russia soon .
I have zero interest in ever joining in on this subculture, but it makes me so happy to just watch people do what they like doing. Watched the whole damn video. It was great.
Looks awesome to me! More for the community and friendships and the competition. How much does this cost to get into I wonder? The firearms must be extremely expensive as the holsters?
I appreciate that they can get a shot off faster than me and I am definitely no one to mess with. This is an art being kept alive by just being alive.
How did I just find this channel??? I follow all the firearm channels, but I grew up watching Jim on “Shooting USA”. Man this is so cool to see him. Wish it was on my old crt television but ccommie tube works! I can’t get over hearing his voice again, brings me back!
I’m blown away at the speed and accuracy.
hell yeah brother !! this is the most American thing i have ever watched 🤠
Nicole fast-draw Frank's is one of the best fast draw Shooters I've ever seen her mix of super speed and accuracy is inhuman
There is no end to our fascination with Jim Scoutten's voice.
Most American thing I’ve seen on CZcams in a while. Love it! Wouldn’t want to be one of these guy’s or gal’s toes, though!😉
Hey! I am having a question about fast draw. In other sports like 100m olympics running....there is an "early start" rule when a competitor tries to anticipate when to jump out of the starting blocks. Is there something like it too in fast draw?
This is probably the most fun gun convention i'd like to be part of
Always appreciate the videos
Yes indeed, I have to agree with that. Shooting sports are the best sports, so thanks for the videos! An armed America is a free America. (We could be even more free if the vast majority of Americans would start thinking for themselves, though.) Be prepared everyone, and carry a weapon. - Jason/Freedom Fighter/Sheep-Dog/VT, USA
This dudes voice is so smooth he could read me to sleep at night lol 😂
Jim's voice could melt butter.
Do you have any recommendations on fast draw using the "cavalry draw"? I would appreciate any advice you can offer.
I am both a history nut and gun aficionado. I've been a black powder reenactor/shooter since the late 1970s. My "personae" has been a "longhunter/frontier rifleman." I am now a "senior." My interest is cowboy action shooting. I've adopted a personae of a late 1860s army scout using a Henry 44-40 rifle and carrying two 1858 New Army .44 Remington revolvers (black powder). I want to use the "cavalry draw," so, I carry the pistols with the barrel facing backwards and down, grips forward. The SASS rules indicate that this carry/draw method ("cavalry draw") is okay. (For authenticity with my character, I'm using the standard Remington 7.5-inch barrel, much longer than usual short-barrel fast draw Colts I've seen used at SASS events.)
My hat goes off to Curly Calhoun , for using his vintage side arms as they were intended . Shooting . And a big congrats to Flying Cowgirl
Definitely the highlight of the video
Greetings from Canada. Love me some guns and role play. Nice mix lol
Wowww... never knew this event exist. Truly unique.
- Enjoyed this a lot.
It's crazy how fast they move.
Whenever I see something like this, one name comes to mind: "Bob Munden" - an absolute legend and hell of a shooter. I clearly remember seeing him for the first time on the Discovery Channel.
Fantastic video.
Very Beautiful congratulations
Even our grandpa's are getting into speedrunning.
"thousandth's of a second are everything here" I see no exaggeration here. This is so awesome! Now, I know where to go when the world goes post-apocalyptic to learn to defend myself from bandits.
Looks like fun and is more safe than I originally thought.
Unreal. That must take a boat load of effort. Thank you.
You know, I would think that an engraved gun would come out of a holster slower than one smooth and polished. I also wonder if those mouth blown balloons are measured with accuracy. A bigger balloon would stick out further in the target,
giving that shooter a minute advantage..IDK...
thanks for the great and interesting videos! 🇺🇸🦅
Saw my first fast draw on Wide World of Sports decades ago. It was demonstrated by an old man who was faster than lightning.
Bob Munden
Great Program! a Must Watch
The host’s voice is perfect for this show. I couldn’t see him hosting a fixer-upper show on HGTV.
Doc Holiday did not do the cheat lean, but these guys and gals are fast, amazing to watch
I like how Jim Scoutten removes his hat and his hair is still in perfect shape.
" Fast misses dont mean a lot in cowboy fast draw" Quick Cal the champion .. true to the word
This is so cool man, I wish I could do this
Love to see the youth shooting. Winning against your mom/ coach must have been great but to win it all wow!
I shoot flintlock rifles and smoothbores and it takes between 45 sec to a minute to load so anything under a minute is fast shooting for me with that said this was so much fun to watch. I love how Bill checked that single action Colt cylinder at the very start. Thats how its done.
Want to see speed? Jerry Miculek
Well they could do 3 shots per minute with smoothbore muskets, and I've seen demonstrations.
@@redtra236 Yes Sir you are right on target, pun intended. Drilling on loading and firing was so key. as these six gun champs have shown.