Long Range Fast Draw

It has been a long time since I have posted for technical reasons so I thought it was only fitting that I post a long range shot. This is a 100 yard shot done with a single action revolver, from the hip, on a timer. In under a SECOND. Hope you enjoy. Nice to be back let me know what you think.
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[@krivbeknehkami8389]

I still am impressed with this man's Stetson Stallion hat he's rockin there.

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

My favorite hat ,tks for subscribing more to come soon

[@Music.cigars.2024]

💯🔥

[@fearthegovernmentthatfears683]

And not everybody can pull that look off either. Only certain people can look right in that style of hat .

[@about2mount]

That hat is a Vintage Eddy's California hat, And are still made as vintage eddy's little joe gambler hats but the later ones many have the three vent holes on the side being that they are being produced as sub contracted hat makers. The stetsons are too large in overall diameter to be the hat in this video.

[@TheAcceleratorMagazine]

@@CiskoMasterGunfighter Dude, I wrote a friggin mini-novel in your comments. Sorry bout that. Ur rockin a complete cool look. I look just like that.....to myself. 67, still a contractor, barely, and wear all black when not in BDU's. Didn't start wearing all black as a concious decision, it just kind of evolved. Didn't even realize I was doin it until I wore something "not black" and several folks told me "hey, you're not wearing all black". I looked down at myself and said "sheite, I'm not wearing all black". Had the long hair before it was cool. When you bout had to fight to keep it. Fortunately I've been in gun fighting business over 40yrs so I never actually had to fight anyone. Helps if you earn "you're phuking crazy" early on. Saves a lot of problems. Or talk. Hopefully I'm crazy like a fox but how do you know from the inside. Greatly admire your skill but guessin I'm one of millions. Hope your still rockin the wee-pons and the look....I'll check on ya via this here cyberweb. Ever get to SE Tennessee look me up. Easy to do....channel is us but wife will answer. Or answer email. This is official supper invite. If you like country cooking. We're just across the river from where Tn, Ga and Aladamnbama meet. Backyard is free fire zone. rick, Sept 10, 20phuctup21. 6:35am. CST.

[@paulbluff3239]

Most people could not even hit the target at that distance. He does it fast draw style. What an amazing feat.

[@themechanic1867]

What Cisko is doing at a 100yards is not easy. With a pistol. From fast draw. Cisko you are a master gun fighter sir

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

Tks for subscribing more to come soon

[@drphalanges1520]

I did it yesterday.

[@johnharris8191]

No he is not. You have to use blanks and draw against another shooter. Plus you cannot stand, leaning back with your hand already on the gun.

[@voiceofreason7558]

pretty sure anybody can do it given unlimited chances

[@TRaider66]

He is obviously positioned for an extreme quick draw. I’m willing to bet in a gunfight he would still lay you negative people down quicker than you could touch your weapon. That is, if you even own guns. If you knew anything about shooting firearms you would give him the credit he’s earned.

[@oBseSsIoNPC]

Well, if you ever shot a pistol at 50 yards (which is as far as I dare to go, to not waste ammo and miss all day), you certainly find a real deep appreciation of what this man is capable of!

[@krivbeknehkami8389]

A genuine artist of his craft.

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

Tks for subscribing more to come soon

[@williamlong8859]

Mad props for the skills. Huge respect and love for an honest person that will not accept "slop" and calls themselves for it. I salute you Cisko

[@chuck2895]

What “slop” are you talking about?!! That shot that bounced off the ground and struck the target was NOT slop! It was not the shot he was going for, but it was no more “slop” than the other misses he fired.

[@williamlong8859]

@@chuck2895 he hit the target with an unintended ricochet, like calling a pool shot and sinking the ball in the wrong pocket or the wrong ball (less your playing snooker) a gentleman does not accept such "slop," as Cisko called himself for the ricochet not being intentional that real class and integrity.

[@chuck2895]

@@williamlong8859 Still, the shot was NOT slop. The shot was a miss, no different than the other misses he fired. He simply called it as a miss, like he should have.

[@lavaughnrannow879]

I can hit a dinner plate at 6 feet without aiming.

[@dthunter2506rem]

love watching Cisko! Natural talent forged by relentless repetition and drive for perfection!

[@TheGunBarrelKid]

Master Gunfighter Cisko, that was absolutely fantastic!! Bravo!!!

[@timsmith9169]

Cisko you are the fastest by far I have ever seen O am 71 years old I have seen a lot Bragg but you deliver for sure . i showed this video to many of my veterans friends . we all say if you were in the old west you would go been the best back then too 👍👍👍🗽🇺🇸

[@paulfrancis8836]

The guy is simply incredible, by any standard.

[@SkirnirW]

"Cisko's opportunity at immortality" You're already a living legend, Cisko. I'm pretty sure there are some Chuck Norris 'facts' being re-written with you in them instead. eg: "The boogie-man checks under his bed for Cisko Kid before he goes to sleep"

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

what a great compliment, tks for subscribing more to come soon

[@dbridge416]

Absolutely amazing shot

[@Dogpool]

Wow, they managed to stretch 60 seconds of content into 10 min. Well done

[@mralienarea5172]

Lol

[@SHN1972A]

Yes, it is linear TV on KZbin. One of the reason i do not see mutch linear TV anymore. They dumb it dow as mutch as possible to.

[@Dogpool]

@@SHN1972A it’s true, Not having to add filler to fit a time slot makes a big difference. I have gotten used to efficient KZbin videos.

[@QuEeoNNDdaAAA]

Thank you Cisko, was an excellent video, I was thinking you will no longer publish videos, but fortunately I was wrong. Greetings from México.

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

Tks for subscribing, I'm working on a new video right now, hopefully it will post in 2 weeks

[@nameless-qi9yo]

Best Gunfighter in the history of the world. Very honorable and respectful as well. I really admire Cisko Master Gunfighter.

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

tks for subscribing more to come soon

[@nameless-qi9yo]

@@CiskoMasterGunfighter i was subscribed before but i guess youtube unsubscribed me at some point....finally got my Vaquero 5153 by the way

[@justinwilliams9452]

I miss these shows its a shame the networks hate guns now..

[@brotherscienceinthewildern8753]

Wow! Hip firing anything at 100 yards is difficult, but a single action revolver and just over half a second is unreal! You're an inspiration. Hoping to buy my first single action soon, and I love the 1860 Colt. Is black powder good for speed and accuracy or would you recommend a cartridge conversion? Thanks again for sharing your amazing skills!

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

I would go for the cartridge, for convience and the round is much cleaner, tks for subscribing more to come soon

[@thinman8621]

From the hip, .58 sec, 100 yards. Cisco really is a Master Gunfighter.

[@francabruno9281]

Cisco, has to be 1 of the world's best gun fast draw. Bar none. .58/6 @100 yards. I watched u Cisco. You're simply the best. FrankieT.

[@HeatherSpoonheim]

Not sure I could accurately touch my nose as fast as he can draw and fire.

[@orcokiwo6703]

I am sure I'd poke one eye out if ever try to do that.

[@fearthegovernmentthatfears683]

😄

[@shadowbanned5164]

I dont think I could even hit that target from 100 yards with a pistol let alone hit it with a fast draw very impressive shooting.

[@bobshoe1]

Hitting a target at 100 yards with a single action revolver is extremely difficult h careful aiming. To hit it at 100 yards with a fastdraw under one second is astonishing. I've also seen Cisco in person shoot 5 targest in less than one second.

[@paulkube3901]

Ok..gotta give him props. After seeing all his quickdrawstuff with only noise or powder burns counting, I thought. "So what". Now? Delivering lead to steel; that far, that fast? Yes sir, Master Gunfighter, indeed! :)

[@mikeallen2523]

I enjoy all of the people on that show. Cisko in my op. is a vary down to earth person not one to brag on his talent . he has worked hard become the great shot that he is. I will watch any thing he posts. two thumbs up

[@hobby1853]

way to go Cisko

[@roycesjourney37]

Just goes to show more people need to stop trying to buy accuracy and actually practice. That's a helluva shot, standing, 2 hands, and taking your time. Fast draw, damn near impossible. Amazing.

[@SkirnirW]

I'm glad I came back to re-watch this, because some key details need to be explained; 1. The average human reaction time is approximately 200-300 Milliseconds, that's 0.20 - 0.30 Seconds. That's the amount of time it takes for the human brain to INTERPRET a signal, formulate a nerve-impulse and direct it to the various muscles of the body. 2. Cisko got that NEAR-PERFECT shot off in 0.58 seconds. Taking .20 seconds off of that 0.58 means that it ACTUALLY took 300 MILLISECONDS (about 1/3'd of a second) for him to move a pistol three feet, AIM without AIMING, and fire off a round to strike a target CENTER MASS from a FOOTBALL FIELD away.. (Fact: Cisko's fastest draw was 0.280s ... which means this man can draw, aim and shoot a target faster than the AIRBAG can fully deploy in a modern sedan)

[@kaylamarie8309]

This guy is rattle snake fast and dangerous! A lot of men look like bad asses..this man not only looks it but he IS a badass! :-) I couldn't stand in the bathroom and draw and hit the wall in under a second lol. I've never heard of Cisko Master Gunfighter before but you can count me among his fans now and I will definitely follow more of his work. Impressive Sir!

[@SkirnirW]

So badass that Mythbusters had to have him on the show at one point.

[@kaylamarie8309]

@@SkirnirW that is badass!😉

[@Mizzle420420]

That ricochet shot was epic

[@SkirnirW]

Right? Even when he misses, he still hits the f***ing target.

[@zot2676]

Sifu used to say the Kung Fu we practice today is the ultimate culmination of the best, because by process of elimination either your technique kept you alive or it didn't. I like to think if it had to be, that Cisko would still be standing in the end 💪🏼

[@MrSukiflash]

Bob Munden, he will never be as far as speed and showmanship goes!

[@acesand8s849]

Amazing shot Cisko, you’re an amazing shootist. Glad to see another upload.

[@sirleviatandoom]

world record

[@BestKCL]

'Shootist' HA

[@Cautionary_Tale_Harris]

I prefer Shootster but it's just personal preference.

[@sgtrock19delta]

Cisko, your amazing and an inspiration, thank you and can't wait to see another of my your new videos.

[@decab8292]

Personally if I could hit the target once with a single action Colt from 101 yards in a week I would be ecstatic.

[@anandlahane7592]

Bull's eye. Perfect.

[@ShanerDee]

always incredible!

[@alanderson9711]

Kudos for Honesty. Super human speed and ability without BS or ego.

[@j.davidwilliamson1163]

The man is a great marksman and not humble like some. Great shooting.

[@jordanhendrix2619]

"If I can see the target I can hit it." *Fast draws a rifle and hits a target at 1000 yards*

[@mladen7641]

*Fast draws a rifle and hits the US flag on the Moon*

[@duaneholcomb8408]

Never shot a pistol at hundred yards. But I used to fast draw and hit bottles I put on the fence at 50 yards. With a single shot western style revolver,,,as kids we loved them old westerns. And on Saturdays. We wasted time practicing shooting pop bottles we lined up on the fence no houses back then so it was all good,

[@banditzz1011]

That was amazing, but can someone tell me I'm correct: 100 yds + 300 feet with a six shooter from the hip! that cannot be right... is it? Ooop's just realised who uploaded.... Speed is unbelievable, and a 100 ft shot is qutstanding, If this is 300 ft! I am blown away

[@terryharding7476]

Boy that's the truth, and that guy ain't no Cisco kid.

[@somecoder3054]

Wait, shot the ground and ricochet back into the steel? Are you irl Revolver Ocelot? Wow.

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

Tks for the compliment, wish I had planned it, and tks for subscribing more to come soon

[@marcuslambert2162]

sweeeeet shot alot of folks just really have no idea just what an incredible shot that is ..he makes it look easy .its anything but that ,had to feel damn good too.

[@wymple09]

I couldn't begin to fast draw like these guys do, but I'm pretty sure that doing it as fast as I could, I too would hit steel with enough tries. Bullet's gotta go somewhere and it's headed that way.

[@Nysasq]

You do NOT wanna be in a gunfight with this guy.

[@ChainsawGutsFuck]

_Eckspecially_ at 100 yards after he's taken 7 shots!

[@scottwa]

OK, I'm impressed... I used to be a damn good shot. Don't think I could ever hit with one of my pistols at 100 yards (Walther 9mm P38 and a H&K USP .45... forget about the fast draw part. Just hitting the target... damn nice shooting. Now, with an M-16 I was accurate out past 400 yard with open sights in my 20s... but my eyes aren't that good anymore. With scopes on a Dragunov custom laid up for competition, I could hit paper plates at a mile in college... great fun.

[@likilikiki]

What a great shot. If i lived in the U.S. i would probably be doing this on the weekends hehe.

[@alexanderbarrera9140]

You could throw knives. Just as badass. If anything more badass.

[@Cautionary_Tale_Harris]

@@alexanderbarrera9140 Or pies.

[@alexanderbarrera9140]

@@Cautionary_Tale_Harris pies with c4?

[@Cautionary_Tale_Harris]

@@alexanderbarrera9140 Just pies. Whipped cream.

[@alexanderbarrera9140]

@@Cautionary_Tale_Harris cherry pie flavor then

[@rarelyaccurate6252]

I'm going to have to try this... great job, very cool.

[@bucketheadkfc]

What a mad lad!

[@OEF_Vet_0331]

Almost sounded like a CO2 power pellet gun. I’ve been looking into the licensed colt peacemaker co2 pellet gun made by umarex!

[@kenhurley4441]

What type of gun and ammo are you using? Years ago my brother and I shot fast draw (back in the 60's) and we didn't have a time. We shot 357 with primer and wax bullets. Usually less than 10'. You're good!!!!

[@jemlesvideo]

1:03 Very impressive Cisko skills here !

[@timsim1940]

Impressive!!

[@ryneagheilim9782]

Rapid firing a Mare's Leg!!??? Damn I call that a Charlie horse!! XD

[@thelordsarmypodcast6164]

I’m a firm believer that Bob Munden would have met his match with Cisko

[@microwavegommmm916]

Cisko has the look absolutely down to a T, imagine coming across him in the old West 😂 Just run

[@johnsmith-lx9lw]

How does the gun belt stay up without falling down to his feet? I tried one that low and had it tight but I could not walk without it falling down.

[@terryashton9213]

Excellent, but this fellow is Johnny Depp's brother. See the resemblance. Know what I like about Cisko and the late Bob Mundan. Humble, no ego. They are just great at what they do and continue to set the bar higher for themselves.

[@alonzahanks1182]

Shouldnt have done the 75 first it threw you off. Love the time you draw and shoot that single action under a half second And your shooting lead instead of wax a 175 grain bullet will keep the speed up And make less of a ark with the right powder load and make you more consistant About 700 feet per second with minimal kick Loved watching your technique and speed most have some kind of trick they use to perform a illusion and your the real deal lol. thanks

[@RonnieMacJr69]

Responding to his comments and still putting out videos what a legend I’m coming from cmp sporter class competition air rifle made it to nationals in 2019 but didn’t get to go this year because of covid, now that I’ve graduated from the high school(i was on the school team) I really would like to get into single action revolvers and cowboy action shooting in general considering that all my rifles besides my shotguns are all configured for long range competition I’m used to having a very true shot which I find the few pistols I’ve shot very inconsistent. Is there any model or cartridge of single action that is held to be the most accurate?

[@redhed9776]

I respect this shooter....great looking rig too

[@KC.45]

Cisko I love that shot 5:57

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

Thank you for subscribing, more to come come soon

[@kens962]

8:00 What year was this filmed/broadcasted? The music...lol

[@bobbyb7127]

Cisko looks like Johnny Dep. :) so dang fast too.

[@SawyerKnight]

I swear it takes the bullet longer to travel then it does for him to draw and fire!

[@Cautionary_Tale_Harris]

The time from the 'beep' to the bullet hitting steel was .586 seconds. If the bullet fired at exactly the time the signal beeped and hit steel in .586 seconds, that's 512 feet per second. I don't know what cartridge he was using, but I'm looking at my Sierra bullets load data for .38 Special and .45 Colt and you very well may be right!

[@randallbyrd1973]

That was awesome TY for sharing

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@pghudd]

I'm more impressed he bounced a bullet and hit the target 🔥

[@joracer1]

The shot is even harder than you think, it takes the bullet longer to get to the target than it does for him to draw and fire.

[@georgejudd1305]

Very confident shooter

[@mohammadasifmemon5558]

nicely proved hundered yard ...amazing

[@angelitoj.fernandezjr.2545]

Amazing!

[@txdocprich_8404]

Been a while, nice shot

[@badgerrrlattin35]

"38 bullet" - anybody know the bullet weight & powder charge? Runnin a 38spl case or 38 short colt? Just curious.

[@arthritis1097]

moe

[@ClayBlasdel44]

How to streeeeetch a one minute story into 9 minutes

[@chrisallen9154]

And you watched it all you dumb shit.

[@Cautionary_Tale_Harris]

As the video was playing I thought, "Hey...I remember this! The recaps, the repetition, the filler and fluff. This is Television...from the old days. Do they still make shows like this?"

[@Lukaslevanen1435]

Time would have been even faster with a full charge behind that bullet. Seems to be that it’s fairly light on the powder side. Still an amazing shot. I can do that with a glock 19 but it takes a few shots and I’m actually looking through the sights 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@whitehouse9999]

That hat is pimp bro.😎

[@leslassiter6378]

That was awesome.

[@mrstarfishh33]

Next level

[@theterriblerabbitofdeath]

What caliber is he using?

[@shallowgod5539]

Hey Cisko what is your eyesight?

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

I wear glasses now but I believe I can do the shot again

[@shallowgod5539]

@@CiskoMasterGunfighter Do you know what your eyesight was?

[@angelgutierrez5950]

@@shallowgod5539 20/10

[@pauldavies7701]

Took HIM MANY ROUNDS to FINALLY hit the Target. I WAS FALLING ASLEEP

[@bosco008]

This is insane!

[@fm00078]

All quick draws were faster than the bullet hitting the target. Does that mean "Cisco is faster than a speeding bullet"?

[@wb-usmcret.2337]

One hell of a gun fighter! WB-USMC-RET.

[@alanderson9711]

SF from 3rd Recon

[@wb-usmcret.2337]

@@alanderson9711 And to you as we'll Brother...

[@johntheo4729]

Amazing.

[@kingslaphappy1533]

Amazing skill! In the movies you don’t see the gunfighter actually touching his gun until he decides to draw.

[@stevewales-uk]

Incredible

[@mikejones9080]

Just wow.

[@MSWSB]

Don’t google “upside down snubby” on work PC.

[@CMAenergy]

Definitely good , BUT The load for the bullets are definitely down, otherwise the kick would be too much and the gun would lift and probably throw the bullet much higher, there would be less arc, having to be account for.

[@zohan1999]

Nice

[@ThreePhaseHigh]

Nice shot but everything changes when you must think about the other side shooting back .

[@MTGPringles]

He didn't leave happy that day...

[@TheAcceleratorMagazine]

(CAUTION:Longest, most boring comment EVER. Partly bout shooting then life story or 3 then miracles that have kept me here. Sponsored by PTSD. The gift that keeps you up. Nights and weekends. I would stop here. Bless you if you don't) In 1972 I drew a High Standard 22LR western type revolver from a low ride western holster and hit a washing machine from the hip at over 200yds. Gotta be a state record anyway since I live in the "Patron State of Shootin Stuff". Yeah, luck was involved but I learned hip and "point" shooting by shooting about a million BBs out of a Winchester Spittin Image lever action BB gun that I knocked the front sight off of right after my parents got it for me. Parents could do that in the 60's. No way to fix it so I shot it that way until I graduated to real guns. At least 2 or 4 years. Still have the BB gun. If you're not familiar with one the only way to tell it from a real Model 94 lever action 30-30 was to look at the bore or notice the plastic instead of wood. The action worked exactly like the real thing. Could set the hammer to half cock and then had to full cock it to fire. It loaded thru the side loading gate. I also read every Zane Grey western that he wrote so I had a lot of mental gun fightin training. Even named one son after him. I later switched to Louis L'Amour but couldn't bring myself to name other son after him. You may have seen him painting vehicles on "Texas Metal". Doesn't get much mention but is one of the best painters in the country at this time. Not only my opinion....was contacted a few months by his hero, Jesse James, about comin to work for him. Would have to move to Texas tho. I thot it would be good move but since we disagree on 99% of things he will probably stick with his shop here in SE Tennessee. Oh yeah, shooting. The "cowboy way" in that you hit what you're lookin at and don't use the sights except for long shots. As law enforcement officer, personal security and contractor for over 40yrs I've been fortunate to have received excellent training and in my first academy in 1975 we didn't actually use the revolver sights until the 25yd line. 7yds was kinda like Cisco was shooting and 12yd was called "point shoulder" back then. The weapon was up in your line of sight but like the name implies you were pointing the weapon like pointing your finger while looking across the top of the gun. All those years of shooting from the hip with that BB gun paid off. Even after I got 22LR rifles I still shot mostly from the hip....it was just natural to me by then. Before all these "training" operations became in vogue there was a for real training school near Atlanta owned by Werbell, I think that's the right spelling, and his range instructor starter shooters off with, yep, BB guns. From the hip or point shoulder. Starter out shooting at basketballs tossed in the air. Graduated shooting pingpong balls or smaller. Of course ther was the standard other firearms training but it showed that what I had done by accident and necessity was a good thing after all. I decided at very young age that I did not like killing animals of any kind, almost, for sport so I don't hunt at all. Don't even fish. Do NOT have any problem with folks who do, it's a necessary thing and a great sport but it just made me feel bad so I still hunt, just different deal. Like many of you i move turtles out of the road. Of course they usually turn right around. Makes me feel bad to run over anything. Really feel bad when we hit deer. Really bad. Between our house and the interstate, for example, a distance of just over a mile, we have counted over 150 on one occasion at night and that's just what was close to the road. Ya'll probably know the rule that if you see one crossing in front of you and it makes it, stay hard on the brakes because the rest of the family is coming. One neighbor hit 3 at one time. In our rural area it can be deer, cows, horses, hogs, etc. Every drive is an adventure. BUT, I did shoot rats. Them big city sized monster rats at an illegal huge dump near where I lived on the side of a mountain. It must have been a hundred years old and was probably over a hundred feet deep. The BB gun only pissed em off so I started with a .410 bolt action shotgun. When that got kinda easy changed to a Savage/Glenfield 22LR semi-auto rifle. Still have em both. Got pretty good with it and then a brick layer I worked for durin summer break loaned me that High Standard revolver. It looked like a single action but was double. Held 9 rounds. I decided that I would not aim with it either but draw and shoot the cowboy way to shoot at the rats....and a lot of not moving cans. I must have fired a thousand rounds before I hit a fast moving rat. Close range or up to probly 30yds. Once I got the hang of it and the draw smooth I could at least hit one in four or five. On a good day. There were thousands of rats but it got more difficult to find targets. I could share a creepy story about the "hive like intelligence" of rats but no one would believe me unless they have had a similar experience. I have only had similar experiences or yes, fear, in foreign countries just before sheite hit the fan firefights. Doubt anyone reads all my drivel but if you want to hear it I guess I can share it. Creeps me out 50yrs later just thinking about it. Anyway, PTSD and me have done it again and wrote a mini-novel instead of a comment but this is supposed to be like therapy for me. I do not have crippling PTSD and you don't have to go to war for it to be on you but I stay at Level Orange 24/7. Don't sleep much and seldom at night. Hence writing what no one will see at 4:30 to 5:30am. I also have trouble thumb typing on this tablet. Well, where it's readable anyway. Plus I'm kinda grounded after just goin thru 33rd surgery and 17th under general anaesthesia. Friggin 4th cancer. When they removed my right kidney and bigassed tumor in 1997 I was told that the odds of it hitting my left kidney were near astronomical. Guess I should get an award or something because it got me again but at least, due to another undeserved miracle, this one was spotted early and now they can do surgery on a kidney and not have to remove it. Took five holes in my abdomen but darn well worth it. Hopefully. But at 67 I figure I'm pretty much out of time. Was almost back in shape after spinal fusion to take a few more missions as a contractor but in 2 months time a near head on car crash, a routine eye surgery gone bad, then a mystery illness with a 105° temperature and here I am in the mancave writing on air. Oh yeah, mite as well share the miracle. A few weeks ago my wife got up early, as she always does, and noticed from the kitchen level that my door was open but I wasn't in bed. Not in my bathroom. Not unusual but when she returned to the kitchen she heard me talking out back. Figured I was talkin to a cop friend. Not unusual, but when she looked outside I was leaning on the hood of my Suburban wearing my sleep pants, tank top and holding a military jacket from a country I work in. When she came outside she could hear me planning an op with my team except, of course, my team wasn't there. I didn't know who she was and was a bit upset that she couldn't understand me. She has been thru so much with me in our 50 years together, she gets over 800 years credit, that she didn't panic. Knew something was wrong but was dealing with it. First thing was to get me back to bed. That's when she noticed how hot my skin was. Wound up at ER, admitted, got fever down and me back to my normal at least. While searching for cause of fever they did CT of my abdomen and either a computer or radiologist spotted a small lesion on my remaining kidney. Never found the cause of my fever, tho pumped me full of antibiotics, but if had not gotten sick and no CT I would be dead man walking sooner than might be expected. These type kidney cancers are not symptomatic until they spread to other organs like lungs, liver and so on and by then it's usually too late. The other tumor was the same size and shape as my kidney and fooled 5 doctors and a radiologist and no one would speculate on how long it took to grow that big. Hopefully the robot that did the actual surgery this time got it all. Won't know for a week or so. I died in a terrible car crash in 1978. Did the NDE, near death experience, and got to come back so every day since June, 1978 has been a bonus and a gift so while I may mention incidents about my health I will NEVER complain. Not with millions worse off than me. Especially our soldiers and first responders. I'm 67 and have had 25 plus breaks and fractures including shattered pelvis that wasn't fixed as I would soon be dead. That's what the doctors told my then young wife, but to look at me you would never know anything had ever happened to me. I don't know why I'm still here and dont believe I deserved any miracles but try not to question em. Just sorry I haven't done more to pay em back. Tho I have tried. Would apologize for this way too long whatever this is but I usually go back and put a warning at the start. So ya'll take care, all none of ya that read this. Remember this if nothing else: "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing". Edmund Burke

[@robertnolan667]

i would hate to meet you in the middle of the street like the old west great job scarey fast keep it up

[@dobermanpac1064]

Brilliant

[@jackrichards1863]

Now who wants to back to the days of the old west ? Eh, kids? I'd definitely be the sort to meet Cisko ; lookin' wicked and mistake him for a poser. Call him out and get wasted. Oops - Last mistake.

[@0Sunny_Ray0]

The secret of a shooter is the eyes, there just like the eye of an eagle they see the bullet right on the target.

[@burtvincent1278]

How many shots before he scored? Just wondering. I could spend the rest of my life with unlimited ammo and never pull it off.

[@andreainzaghi7373]

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