pure draw time with a single action

[@charlestea3642]

Hey man, great videos! This has inspired me to join my CFD here in AZ & have some fun. Cheers & Thanks!

[@emilianofernandez6872]

I watch a some of your vids, I like em. Thanks for making it and I like how u try to teach or let people learn from this votage

[@ShanerDee]

1.9!!! Jeesh man, unreal! Legendary my friend! Keep up your great, original work!

[@gohst101pubg8]

Thank you mr . Cisko for this lovely video we love you bro and keep it up 💪❤

[@purpnurp533]

Just found your channel, great content, I'm very interested in learning more about the use of wax bullets and I'd like to hear your opinion on your favorite revolvers and why.

[@wachinima5927]

First time i here about this type of shooting, its amazing i love it, i wish i could practice this where i live, blessings from argentina.

[@oilfortheworld]

This is Legendary! You are a Living legend WOW

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

oilfortheworld thank you, have you seen any of my other videos

[@oilfortheworld]

Yes I am from Germany and i love guns :) But the German Law is shit :(

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

oilfortheworld pls tell me what other videos on my channel that you like

[@oilfortheworld]

You teach a blind man shooting a Target under a second this is great!!

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

oilfortheworld tks for subscribing more to come soon

[@nickreynolds1440]

I’m so glad that you reminded me to shoot fast and straight..I forgot

[@davidmcghee660]

Cisko.. I have a ruger vaquero fast draw gun built for me by Bob Graham of San Antonio. titanium barrel and cylinder a built up fanning hammer.... tuned like a violin!!!

[@CplSkiUSMC]

Gotta wonder what you'd have been like in the old west. Ol Wild Bill would have been hitting you up for pointers.

[@sovereignviper]

What a surreal thing to think about... Cisko is the old west revived.

[@AmbroseBoaBowie]

I dont know if i asked this before. When you fan the gun. Do you hold the trigger or do you need to let the trigger go each time the hammer strikes?

[@AmbroseBoaBowie]

Mr E Neet,Thanks

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

American Berserker for multiple shots, I hold the trigger down

[@AmbroseBoaBowie]

Cisko Master Gunfighter Thank you. Im thinking of getting a Colt Peacemaker soon so i thought i would ask

[@ricoflores7874]

Definitely a legend

[@exothermal.sprocket]

Yeah the holster and gun have been so modified as to be beyond any practical or era correct use/design, and it's as you said like a dragster designed to do only one thing. But I'd be satisfied using a stock Vaquero and a normal holster and maxing it out, keeping in practical function and use.

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

Lifted_Above the thumbing shot was done with a Vaquero, live ammo capable and the holster was competition legal, I did both shots to show the difference

[@brandon4383.]

Cisko! Have you ever tried and of these fast draws with lead ammo?

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

Brandon Rodrigues tks for asking, pls go to my you tube channel (ciskomastergunfighter) most of what I do is with live ammo, I feel it gives the shot more validity, I DON'T RECOMMEND TRYING IT

[@brandon4383.]

Oh, I thought you always used wax ammo. Thanks for your answer!

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

Brandon Rodrigues let me know what you think about some of the other videos, tks

[@brandon4383.]

I have always thought your videos were pretty cool, don't see a lot of people shooting like you do on youtube!

[@kaikang1096]

Awesome！

[@ncanca916]

Hoy you doing?. Can yo be so fast with another revolver with a 7.5 inch barrel?

[@kaikang1096]

Aw

[@ناصرالعتيبي-ط2ذ]

👍👍☝

[@reds7vn644]

So using a non are rigged with a non air firearm you were able to get an insanely Fast Draw wow shooting for all intents and purposes stage ammo at a man size target hitting it it the thigh or stomach. Do it for real with live ammo, with a standard error correct rig and Pistol and actually hit the target in the vitals or better known as the A zone. I'm not taking away from your accomplishment I'm just saying do it with real gear and pull off an actual solid shot.

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

Take a look at my card splitting shot, done with. 45cal, live ammo, or axe vs Gun, also done with live ammo.Taking your time and getting a sight picture ,can be done by a lot of people, look at Bow vs Bullet, that's a 50 yard shot from the hip after launching an arrow with .38cal live ammo, maybe those shots will be more to your liking

[@reds7vn644]

@@CiskoMasterGunfighter Did you get it the first take or was it multiple takes until you achieved your goal?

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

@@reds7vn644 with both thumbing and twisting it was within the first 4 or 5 rounds, and frankly I believe I can do them both faster, tks for asking

[@reds7vn644]

@@CiskoMasterGunfighter that's cool. I just come from a military background 20 years retired with seven years of active law enforcement 14 total. I'm one that if you're going to shoot you shoot with the intent that every realm hits the intended impact Zone. Meaning I don't care how fast somebody can put off six rounds and it just hits the target or those six rounds exactly where you intended them to go. Like I said I just don't understand or I should say I don't have the patience for trick shooting in my opinion and that's all it is is an opinion it's a novelty and it can get people to focus off of real-world practical shooting. What you do and the speeds, they are impressive I'm not going to take that away. I doubt I could do it. Thanks for taking the time to answer the questions.

[@jamesrlocke81]

​@@reds7vn644 I can help elaborate a bit. He is very humble and well know in the sport. You mentioned his accuracy. He set world record of .291 or 291ms at 14 feet on a 17 inch target with a visual reaction NOT an audible! (Very crucial point, you only draw a gun legally by visual threat) Bullet only travels 800 feet per sec to stop the clock on impact, so even with travel time his shot is finished before an average person can simply process what they are looking at and begin to start their gun draw. You mentioned practical shooting? 70 to 80 percent of self defense is close quarters requiring a close combat draw. He has one the fastest in the world and has no problems surviving knife attacks and 2 leg take downs in real life simulations. Lots of cops get stabbed and cut being in bedrooms where they can't get off the X. However some of them who develop something fast enough to be successful have very similar techniques as he does to survive every encounter. A lot of swat members and tier 1 people love this sport because it works their brain and close combat arm movements good. But this sport is much faster than what is needed for a close combat scenario. It is for fun and exhilaration and you get a experience very similar to what a race car driver has, where they say time slows down as their brains speed up. But you don't have to buy a fancy car or risk your life. This is for people chasing speed and having fun the same as any other sport. Nothing practical about golf, baseball or basketball... just fun and people respect the athleticism. This sport is hours of fun and for any age with good safety observations. Older men never lose their reflexes and do develop more Neurogenesis as they keep practicing and untonomic response. This man's athleticism by visual reaction time and twice muscle speed is a real marvel!