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    HiTS Revolver Super Test

    Wayne and I came up with the "Super Test" and Advanced Super Test for semi autos awhile ago and find it to be a great shooting drill. We modified it for Revolvers.

    1. 15 yards, 6 rounds 12 seconds.
    2. 10 yards, 6 rounds 8 seconds.
    3. 5 yards, 6 rounds 4 seconds.

    Advanced version is same times from the holster. We score it by the rings on a B8 Bull. 162 out of 180 to pass. We shot it last Tuesday with Wayne's model 15 (179, that would have been a 180 with a small turn of elevation in the rear sight), and I shot a 180 with my Model 14. I currently shoot the Model 14 better than anything else. It's a fun drill that is a good fundamentals test.
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    I'll give this a try with the Sand Burr/Denny Reichard NY-1 next time out.

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    Nice. I'll have to give this a try with mine. I thought 14s had different front sights?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lon View Post
    Nice. I'll have to give this a try with mine. I thought 14s had different front sights?
    Mine is a Hanen Special. They were made in a small run in 1965 (my birth year conveniently). Most 14's are 6" with a partridge sight. The barrels are really heavy on this particular run of them.
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    Just a Hairy Special Snowflake supply clerk with no field experience, shooting an Asymetric carbine as a Try Hard. Snarky and easily butt hurt. Favorite animal is the Cape Buffalo....likely indicative of a personality disorder.
    "If I had a grandpa, he would look like Delbert Belton".

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    Had some requests for the Super Test. We laid it out on our Facebook page for HardwiredTacticalShooting. It is a homage to our friend and mentor Ken Hackathorn.

    15 yards....10 rounds 15 seconds
    10 yards....10 rounds 10 seconds
    05 yards....10 rounds 5 seconds

    Advanced version is shot from the holster, regular version from the low ready. B8 Bull target scored on the rings 270 to pass. 8 round guns are simply shot from the holster on the standard test.
    Just a Hairy Special Snowflake supply clerk with no field experience, shooting an Asymetric carbine as a Try Hard. Snarky and easily butt hurt. Favorite animal is the Cape Buffalo....likely indicative of a personality disorder.
    "If I had a grandpa, he would look like Delbert Belton".

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    Quote Originally Posted by nyeti View Post
    Mine is a Hanen Special. They were made in a small run in 1965 (my birth year conveniently). Most 14's are 6" with a partridge sight. The barrels are really heavy on this particular run of them.
    I always felt that this is what the Mdl 15 should have been. Basically a 14 with a 4 in barrel and a hybrid front sight with the ramp falling between what a Mdl 14 partridge and Mdl 15 Ramp were.

    Of course our boy Nyeti basicly has what I envisioned. Color me jealous.
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    Cool info on the Hanen Special. Went looking for them on GB and found one, a 14-2 the owner is calling a Dayton Special. Found the owner's post on S&W Forum from this May where he asks the value question and gets a lot of feedback on these revolvers. Very cool guns. Too bad starting price without meeting reserve is $800.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rsa-otc View Post
    I always felt that this is what the Mdl 15 should have been. Basically a 14 with a 4 in barrel and a hybrid front sight with the ramp falling between what a Mdl 14 partridge and Mdl 15 Ramp were.

    Of course our boy Nyeti basicly has what I envisioned. Color me jealous.
    Wayne's model 15 is one of the later Heavy Barrels IIRC. Here is a picture of a standard model 15, the 14-2 Hanen Special, and a 4" 14-3. The Hanen's were some of the widest diameter barrels ever done on a 14 and I believe they are actually Model 10 HB's with the. Baughman ramp and then put in a 14 frame instead of a cut 14 that is what is usually assumed. I think the barrel even changed a bit from the first run of under 170 guns that mine is from in 1965 to a couple later runs. 2000 total produced mostly in 1966 and later.
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    Quote Originally Posted by nyeti View Post
    I believe they are actually Model 10 HB's with the. Baughman ramp and then put in a 14 frame instead of a cut 14 that is what is usually assumed.
    Looking at that picture I beleive you are right. It's Purty
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    You know if you put out that revolver book we all want you'd have the funds to pick up a few more!


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