PF Snub Standards

[Hambo]

I have tried to make this fairly easy. I carry a service pistol in preparation for possibly being involved in a gunfight or shooting. My snub revolvers are in preparation for a fight.

I wouldn't often reach for my J frame in a gunfight, but if I did I'd be close enough that there would be no doubt I could make good hits. As for a FAST drill with a J frame, I'm going to say my speed will be glacial, like 12 seconds looks real good kind of glacial. The only reasons I carry reloads for the J frame: OCD, and to give me something to do while ISIS circles around and kills me after I've run out of 9mm.

[11B10]

I think that 10 seconds, with a J frame using speedloaders is a good. 12 seconds if reloading with speed strips. As you can guess, the tough part of that equation is the ejection/loading sequence. A hung up case that you have to flick out with your finger is a costly event.

I work for sub-7 seconds on the FAST with a service pistol.

I have an event coming up with Claude Werner soon, so perhaps he and I can collaborate on this exercise (J Frame FAST Drill) and put it all onto video, using speedloaders, strips, and maybe even single loading from loops or a pocket, for additional variables.

I, for one, would love to see that.

[Sherman A. House DDS]

I, for one, would love to see that.

I'll do my best to make it happen!

[FotoTomas]

As a daily snub carrier my standard is shooting the Florida LEOSA qualification course with both the "J" and "K" frame snubs I have. I practice those qualifications at half times and require a 90+% score to feel comfortable with the revolvers.