That looked like a Colt Python or SW mod 686 The caliber was most likely 38 cal....
The trigger was probbably tuned to its absolute finest...
The charge was probably home made, therefor a weak charge. I wonder if the charge was so weak that the bullits got stuck in the carthridge...
I remember seeing that when I was a judge in the national championship here back in 96. I banned that contestand from the competition and hell broke loos. The bad thing was that it was my weapon officer in the airforce... and he gave me hell when I returned my Glock, wich I had modifyed slightly LOL
I've seen this clip before...
...this guy is unbelievable fast. 8O
DUKE, Germany
"What's the plan?
Track'em, find'em, kill'em!"
WOW..even in Slow Motion he's FAST...lol
lol
He is purty quick.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Og9ccsb1v6o&feature=related
That one is incredible too 8O
Gone but not forgotten.
Unfortunately that rig is not designed for real combat. Lets see him do it from a combat rig, not a competition rig.
I used to reload my revolver in two seconds...but I have an edge, I'm left handed.
That looked like a Colt Python or SW mod 686 The caliber was most likely 38 cal....
The trigger was probbably tuned to its absolute finest...
The charge was probably home made, therefor a weak charge. I wonder if the charge was so weak that the bullits got stuck in the carthridge...
I remember seeing that when I was a judge in the national championship here back in 96. I banned that contestand from the competition and hell broke loos. The bad thing was that it was my weapon officer in the airforce... and he gave me hell when I returned my Glock, wich I had modifyed slightly LOL
But that was most impressive.
Now that is what I call a speed reload
WOW! Both are very fast
SAS_Nick
22nd SAS Elite Virtual Regiment
Drill, drill, drill...
If you want to become that fast, find the technique and practice ... a couple or thousand times a day...
SAS_CPT_Rouge