Dracula Draw....

[voodoo_man]

I would like to see more discussions from the proponents. I'll throw in that it necessitates using two hands for clearing the garment.

Missed this.

I used to two hand draw, then once learning proper technique for a single hand draw, which was faster than a two hand draw, I never went back.

From what ive seen in FoF two hand draws make you slow and you telegraph.

[MDS]

Missed this.

I used to two hand draw, then once learning proper technique for a single hand draw, which was faster than a two hand draw, I never went back.

From what ive seen in FoF two hand draws make you slow and you telegraph.

Wait, you're a proponent of the Dracula draw, but you learned how to do it one handed?

[voodoo_man]

Wait, you're a proponent of the Dracula draw, but you learned how to do it one handed?

..thats not what I said

If he was only referring to dracdraw then I misunderstood.

you can draw one handed in this setup as well, not that I suggest this over a traditional carry / cover setup.

[TGS]

Voodoo,

Do you have a video demonstrating your one hand draw?

Thanks

[LittleLebowski]

Missed this.

I used to two hand draw, then once learning proper technique for a single hand draw, which was faster than a two hand draw, I never went back.

From what ive seen in FoF two hand draws make you slow and you telegraph.

I chuckled at VDM's one handed draw.....until he beat me on the timer with it. I think it's cover garment dependent but don't dismiss it until you've seen it on the timer.

[LOKNLOD]

I, too, am interested in learning more of this one-handed draw...

[Chuck Haggard]

Steve is busy on a gig, he'll jump in when he has a chance.

[Dagga Boy]

While I prefer a two handed draw for a sure thing, a lot of the benefit of how I carry (IWB in front of the hip bone in a light untucked T-shirt) is that I can use a one handed draw if my support hand is doing support hand jobs.

[Glenn E. Meyer]

Freud or you are a punny man.

[Dagga Boy]

There is no dash...thus the only gay is in your mind....