Alright, the secret's out, no more excuses. There's so much awesomeness in this video, I won't even bother trying to list it all. My two favorite takeaways, 56 year old Ken Tapp blazing a .84 draw to first shot hit, and the corded timers.
Alright, the secret's out, no more excuses. There's so much awesomeness in this video, I won't even bother trying to list it all. My two favorite takeaways, 56 year old Ken Tapp blazing a .84 draw to first shot hit, and the corded timers.
Pretty cool video. Lots of fingers wrapped around those trigger guards!
I want some of those old school raceguns so bad I can taste it.
3/15/2016
Only $2000 for a full house race gun! My how times change. Great video.Originally Posted by TCinVA
The video makes me feel old. I bought a copy when it was first released. I also have the complete Burner Series of instructional tapes by Jerry Barnhart. Considering all of the bad MoJo associated with the support hand index finger on the front of the trigger guard, it's amazing how many former and present World Champions use that technique.
My retired Wilson comp-equipped Colt Combat Elite hand crafted by Denny Hanel and Charlie Mills would be right up your alley. Heck of a gun in it's day. Maybe it still is.
Interesting that they all have their holsters in the Appendix position, just OWB. Awesome video.
My "range" holsters are all AOWB as well. It's a very intuitive position for sure.
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