The Ultimate Showdown: Single Action Revolver vs. Modern Semi-Auto

[@Absaalookemensch]

I'm very impressed. Those who haven't rapid fired .45 ACP 230gr have no idea how much talent this feat takes. Well done. No cameras were hurt in the filming of this video. PETC approves.

[@357Dejavu]

I’m glad that you don’t hide the mistakes (we all make them). I liked that you didn’t just cut that you forgot to rack a round! Very awesome video by the way! Love your channel, it gives me a goal to shoot for!

[@TUCOtheratt]

Thanks for the nice comment!

[@bellcoolmountain6650]

Except for J. A. Bryce aka Jelly Bryce. He never missed

[@TUCOtheratt]

@@bellcoolmountain6650 Yes...thank you for the stupidest comment of the day.🙄 Jelly Bryce was a legendary gunfighter and lawman but to think that he never missed?...please.

[@bellcoolmountain6650]

@@TUCOtheratt during Jelly Bryce's gun fights he always hit his target. Do you know of any gunfight where he missed? If so let me know.

[@TUCOtheratt]

@bellcoolmountain6650 Well, if he missed. He didn't tell. Really, if you have any experience shooting, you know that misses are part of the experience. Why are you trolling me anyway? I don't claim to be a gunfighter. I'm just having fun on my shooting range.

[@peterruiz6117]

I graduated my police acadamy in 1989, with a Smith & Wesson M586 357 Mag. Over half the class utilised the Beretta 92 FS. I won "Top Gun" pretty easily, and my two reloads for their one gun load was always faster. The double action taught me accuracy (only six rnds), trigger control, but I had to come up with my own reloading technique. The basics are golden, and I say there is no actual "advanced" shooting technique. This exebition of your is a great idea. Folks assume that autos made revolvers "obsolete", when the objective is lost...Put a bullet on target to stop an attack. More if needed.

[@MrTbirdteddy]

😊 hopefully you’ve obtained a 686 with a seven round cylinder😃

[@SaintAndrewTV]

It’s mighty impressive that you were able to get similar results with firearms that were 150 years apart from one another in terms of production. I mean it when I say you’re one of the best. Great video!

[@TUCOtheratt]

Thank you so much Andrew!

[@johnmassa6303]

I love the honesty you have provided. Real world sincerity.

[@TUCOtheratt]

Thanks for noticing that!

[@RayKilleenMusic]

Modern guns may be faster in some cases, but Doc Holiday wouldn't be carrying no Glock.

[@burhanbudak6041]

In any situation Johnny Ringo won't win .

[@smitty2821]

Raylan Givens begs to differ.

[@eagle5501]

Doc would definitely be carrying a glock if they were available.

[@KaldekBoch]

I'll be your Huckleberry

[@isaacshefton5835]

Doc was badass with revolvers but he would definitely be using the most effective weapon he could

[@lanedexter6303]

I am impressed. It’s been years since I pulled Fast and Fancy Revolver Shooting off my shelf, but as I recall, Ed McGivern tried auto pistols and concluded he could run double action revolvers faster. Your work with a single action is very impressive.

[@TUCOtheratt]

Thank you Sir!

[@smitty2821]

Fundamentally, this is like a guy with a stick and a rock versus a guy with a modern hammer... A guy with a pointy stick vs a knight with a sword. It's nuts he scored as well as he did.

[@cmbaileytstc]

I’d say the hammers are a good comparison indeed, because the more advanced tech of one is gonna be irrelevant in many cases.

[@cpteds]

I just have to say, that revolver belt/holster is awesome. Makes me wanna make my own someday. (Also great shooting, and thanks for sharing this with us!)

[@TUCOtheratt]

Thanks for the nice comment!

[@Seofthwa]

So it is possible, just not easy to do. Also sometimes we do things not because they are easy, but because they are hard. I also think that it makes you better for having done it. Thanks for the effort.

[@christopherbrown1850]

That's what I would call prof of concept. I would say seeing it done for real would be a treat but that was still impressive!

[@inhocsigno9151]

Excellent, great comparison. You handled the SAA very well.

[@TUCOtheratt]

Thanks!

[@larrynason8716]

Awesome video, lots of fun, learned some stuff. Thanks.

[@TUCOtheratt]

Glad to hear it!😃

[@traildusttv8178]

No way the Sig 320 is superior, it has no soul. Great work.

[@bradw0535]

Excellent demo sir! Way to keep things as even a playing field as possible. Impressive shooting as always buddy 👍 😎🤠

[@anotherpluss1adventure905]

Fast shooting. I was looking at your shadow on the berm. Looked like your shadow was moving slower. The great advantage is your experience

[@HoongEi]

Not only is he an good content creator, he is also a good teacher.

[@oolooo]

Inherent superiority of the Single Action Iron .

[@oolooo]

Also , the video refuses to reproduce

[@SteGoughdotCom]

I love this long form video, warts-an-all. A good visualisation and comparison of Hit Factor. Like others, it's great that you left in the mistakes and showed not just that it can be done, but just how hard it is and how things have to line up to be achieveable. Is it possible to beat it, yes, is it repeatable and do-able everytime? probably not... But the more you practice, the more repeatable it would become. Excellent video. Cheers!

[@TUCOtheratt]

Glad you enjoyed it and understood all that.

[@graelgraan2428]

A lot of fun! Would love to see the same test done two shots on two separate targets at each distance. Would also love to see how well you do. Shooting minor with your single action.

[@larryfinley9221]

My take-a-way: The weapon you practice with is the weapon you want to take to a gun fight.

[@DustinWoloschuk]

This was an awesome idea and turned out to be a fun and great video!!! You're doing an awesome job of keeping your channel fresh and interesting!!! Im literally constantly waiting for a notification to pop up and let me know that youve posted a new short or video!!! Very well done sir...can't wait to see what you come up with next!!! 😉👍

[@TUCOtheratt]

It's great to hear that and thanks for the nice comment!

[@theaccountant5133]

I would think that those fellows in the 1870's to 1890's who had lots of ammo and little else to do in life would have really gotten good with those pistols with practice. I don't think we really know how good some of them were. We just hear the stories.

[@tullyontherocks]

I carried a SAA .45 for many years. Familiarity, competence, and confidence is the point. Great vid, yeah I know it's old, so am I... obviously!

[@TUCOtheratt]

Ha Ha! Thanks for watching and the nice comments. 😃

[@theguyinmaine]

The very last run with the SAA you could see the confidence when you drew. I could tell you had it before seeing. Like you didn't try, just muscle memory.

[@TerryHartman-zz3bs]

Impressive! The 'cool' factor of the quick-draw shoot from the hip SAA just really appeals to me.

[@thinman8621]

SAA wins! Think there was a stipulation in the original USPSA Rule Book that firearms over 100 years old were allowed a maximum of two mulligans in comparison competitions with late model firearms. Nice shooting.

[@TUCOtheratt]

Ha Ha! Thanks 😃

[@bigrod0069]

it goes to show, if you practice with it, you can be scary deadly with whatever. That is sure impressive, sure a great shot!

[@HansBelphegor]

Tuco is asking the real questions

[@TUCOtheratt]

Ha Ha!👍

[@donphilp7511]

I have always loved The way you are humble and real yet always stroving

[@bretmavrick-ph2ip]

watching old Bob Munden videos,,,he was way faster than any of us getting our Glocks into Action,,,strangely i feel more secure carrying my 357 Montado Vaquero, than my Glock 48😮,,,i enjoy your videos Tuco👍👍

[@TUCOtheratt]

No doubt

[@klei_toriz]

Great vid. I like how you don't edit out the mistakes. Makes it feel more authentic.

[@dennisobrien2578]

Thanks for spaining that power factor, always wondered about that.

[@user-tl5tt5yw3c]

It almost seemed like on the times we're it took you longer to pull the gun out you made up for it with a faster trigger I might be wrong it just appeared that way great shooting !!

[@TUCOtheratt]

Thanks for that! Ya, sometimes not hurrying is best.

[@6Shooter357]

Entertaining and intelligent content. Thank you!

[@bradleycollings8440]

Also the single was fired below the line of sight. Good shootin!

[@nikkihayes5411]

Sadly, as a Brit, I'm no longer able to shoot pistols, but in the 80s I switched to pin shooting because I found the scoring system much easier than PPC. Wish I'd tried black powder guns when I had the chance as I now shoot only co2 revolvers. Going to check out your videos on fanning and try that🔫😸

[@robertflint4115]

That’s confidence 😎. Setting the camera up right next to the target. 🤘🤠

[@TUCOtheratt]

Ha Ha! The worst thing was that all those clips were backlit so bad I couldn't use them so the risk was for nothing!

[@SteGoughdotCom]

@@TUCOtheratt yeah, it's a shame the clips weren't useable, but the rest of the video being shot in the golden hour was worth it!

[@nicklewis7291]

“ I bet you could almost get that fancy gun out of that fancy holster before some gentleman with an old fashioned six shooter blew a hole in you.” John Wayne in "Big Jake". Good show Sir.

[@kernpetersen4901]

Best video ever. I do totally disagree with the equality of the two weapons. Red dot 2 handed grip semiauto vs SSA hip shooting! Give me a break! You didn't even shoot the Red dot from the hip. Your speed and muscle memory in that arm are amazing. I, like most people, can't hit an oil barrel on the first shot. Sure I can slowly dial it in and hit it but I'd be long dead before that. You're too humble Tuco. You know how long it took to learn to do what you do.

[@TUCOtheratt]

😊 Thanks for the nice comments, my friend.

[@andrewsema359]

That was a fun test. Enjoyed speed vs accuracy

[@TUCOtheratt]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@deadplays9366]

you deserve thousands of likes man . really skillful , thnx for shooting the head as i asked for ( even tho it cant be the reason, biiiig respect for you sir )

[@TUCOtheratt]

Thanks man!

[@outlaworganics5991]

As always another great Tuco video. Thanks for the head to head comparison between guns that were designed 150 years apart , definitely gives people that have never fired one or both a perspective. Definitely cool stuff about the power factor/ hit factor ( something I didn’t know before) always impressed with no matter what level shooter one is there’s always something to learn from Tuco!!! Rock on and have an awesome day.

[@TUCOtheratt]

Thanks for watching and the nice comment!

[@fergusonranch1130]

Super cool. Tried one like that the other day with a 454 casull. Major major power. Hammer spur bit just a little bit.

[@Backtoreality1873]

Nice work Tuco, I enjoyed that! Hip shooting helps pull back the time here. Inspired to practice this myself.

[@TheIronHeadRat]

Thanks for sharing 🤠

[@user-xf7ec9yu7h]

This is awesome! Just found your videos tonight. I grew up pre ban era all semi or fully automtic tax stamp guns just for the coolness factor. Only owned 2 revolvers the big colt anaconda and the Taurus raging bull .454 casull. Again for coolness factor but honestly didn’t even take the time to understand how they work. Back in the day I converted and tax stamped ak’s uzi’s, ar bushmasters, HK and Benelli weapons. Now 57 and just more interest in bugout bag weapons. I’ve been experimenting with just total blackout anarchy reloading. Stuff like worst scenario 12 gauge shell reloading. If you have a primer, hulls, and powder you can use stones, broken car glass, almost anything as shot. Now interested in cap and ball revolvers. Never owned one can’t find any real info on the web about improving them. In my searches found you KZbin channel. Not just cool and amazing but so informative. I can convert almost any semi auto to full auto but making a revolver shoot fast wow! You not only can but shoot but have the knowledge on revolvers. I was looking at one of the Remington 1859 cap and ball with faster changing cylinders for the bugout bag. This is a bag only for the worst of the worst scenarios hopefully never have to use. I have hand packed shotshells with black powder, paper for wads, even grass. Pretty much anything you can put in the 12 gauge hull will work for shot. You can hand crimp and even use a stick to close the shell. Now just started looking at the black powder cap and ball revolvers. Want to jump in the rabbit hole you have already went deep in but asking on your recommendation. First can a cap and ball be modified and tweaked for speed and which would you recommend? I will probably get the .45 colt conversion cylinders as well but I am really looking to go grass roots. Been as far as I can go the other way, full auto, silencers, blah blah blah. I watched your video on differences between the standard and what is needed to modify into a race gun. Understand 100%. The fun will be learning to utilize it like you do. I have never seen or held a black powder revolver, barely any info or images online of one apart. Been researching for two weeks. Tonight saw your channel, so much info. Do the black powders work similar to the army you showed or am I in a fantasy world.😂

[@TUCOtheratt]

The Pietta 1958 Remington cap and ball copy is probably the best made cap and ball. Everything Uberti is inferior to Pietta, at least in revolvers.

[@charliesierra6919]

Great vid. But a moot point after all for us pistoleros. I would rather go down firing my single action and looking so cool as opposed to maybe firing a touch faster with a semi-auto. Along with the greater risk of jams on the semi of course. Nice shooting as always mi compadre!

[@bobsburgers2071]

my favourite gun youtube channel

[@deputydang8291]

Can we please see a walkthrough of your saloon building there?

[@TUCOtheratt]

Yep on the live stream I posted this evening. See live streams on my channel. Thanks!

[@daveclarke100]

Great shooting aside, your shadow on the target at close range was very artistic!

[@TUCOtheratt]

Thanks 😃

[@anthonyvinci5987]

Do you have building plans for your saloon? That is awesome🙌

[@Templar1129]

Very cool. I think for the long distance shots you should’ve aimed fully. Shooting from the hip like that is awesome up close, but I’d say at any distance aiming with the arm extended is better. Just my option. Cool beans though!!!

[@geoffkeller5337]

Great shooting!

[@joshuarogue9345]

Man I really dig your style, and I know the trains might be annoying for you on site, but I think it makes it a bit more western lol. Like hearing a train rolling through an old west station lol. I am trying to get my first revolver, and have been really enjoying the content you put out.

[@TUCOtheratt]

Thanks for the nice comments 😃

[@Johnver97]

Tuco, I think It would be interesting to see the results of the comparison using the iron sights on the glock too. I know your purpose here is comparing State of the art with 150 year old state of the art, I’ve never shot with a reddot sight myself, but I believe they also have low power magnification, which can make a huge difference in score, leaving the SAA at more disadvantage. It would be interesting to test the glock with and without the reddot sight, to see the actual advantage added to the glock as a result of the sight alone. That difference should bring the SAA even closer to the glock performance. Thank you for your interesting and educational videos, I really enjoy them!

[@TUCOtheratt]

Thanks for the idea. I'll see what I can do about that.😃

[@user-rk6uw8xp8d]

Nice job, the demonstration was a success. Shooting from the hip ain't a easy feet to hit target at that distance.

[@TomKappeln]

You know its a Cowboy in the night when you hear his leather gear from 2 miles. 🤠❤

[@user-vb9jw7dg6k]

Just ran across your channel today. Great videos I've really enjoyed them. Merry Christmas

[@TUCOtheratt]

Thanks, you too!

[@SeanPat1001]

I watched this video last week and I’ve been thinking about it since. In the early 70s I carried SA revolver for self-defense while working my parents gold claim. Later, I qualified expert with the .45 ACP in the Navy. So I’m familiar with both types of weapons and both methods of shooting. I think you were thrown off a bit by using the sights and that it would’ve been better if you did some practice shots with your revolver before scoring. In other words, I have no problem with you not counting the first two shots in the close and the far positions. Great shooting, by the way.

[@TUCOtheratt]

Thanks for the nice comment and for excusing the do over with the SAA!😃

[@AbdelOveAllhan]

In the immortal words of Peter Venkman, "WHOA-WHOA-WHOOOOOA...Nice shootin', Tex." Seriously, getting both shots on target at long distance with flying ashtrays must feel good. 👋🤠👍

[@TUCOtheratt]

Ha Ha! I was pretty happy because I was rooting for the good ol SAA. Thanks for watching!

[@raiiny_day42]

Oh wow i thought it was the trains outside my window. Lol

[@donphilp7511]

Is excellent explanation

[@ShivSilverhawk]

So sincere. So much fun to watch! Great skill.

[@TUCOtheratt]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you. 😊

[@cousinyak1803]

You're hella fun and i'm having hella fun watching ya. Army wins, Hell ya!

[@TUCOtheratt]

:)

[@DLB1858]

Never realized Billy Bob Thornton was a gunslinger

[@richkennedy2550]

Love this! Can you shoot the sig 320 from the hip like the SAA?

[@TieToter]

Good video!. I like that you don't edit out the bloopers to make yourself look good. Just real fast shooting!

[@TUCOtheratt]

Thanks 😊

[@blackdog7275]

That's very impressive, you are one fast shooter!

[@motorgearhead]

Quite impressed! This was very enjoyable, and thank you for taking us along with you. How would bench accuracy compare between the two pistols? Iron sights vs iron sights?

[@TUCOtheratt]

Thanks for watching! I do very little bench shooting. Not sure which one is more accurate.

[@davidgardner863]

Who in his right mind would walk around with a cocked and chambered semiautomatic with the safety off in the holster? If you add the time for that, which would win?

[@billgrogan7856]

Sorry about some of Miss wording or text I speak in my phone and sometimes it doesn't say exactly what I say sorry about some of the stupid stuff it sounds like I but it's not me it's the way the phone texts it love you videos keep them coming I'm sharing them with all my friends and they are really getting it

[@TUCOtheratt]

Thank ya kindly!

[@danielrickner7190]

In your learning, was triple shot developed for use with live rounds on lower caliber weapons to compensate for for reduced power? Or was it developed because "ye olde gonne doth brrrt"

[@leonardarola]

Very good video. Thanks for sharing.

[@guillaumelefrancois5255]

This train klaxon is perfect for western ambiance soundtrack❤ I can't figure out why the driver do klaxon constantly like that. And it would kill me if i leave just beside there But for a sound track, it's just perfect

[@machinistmikethetinkerer4827]

Nice shooting and lots of tech info, for me anyway. Hey I think me and mama are in your neck of woods-hwy 90 into Butte. Beautiful country, Tuco.

[@TUCOtheratt]

Thanks for watching!

[@rodschweiger4195]

Judging from the bluing on the cylinder of the SSA, it looks like a race gun.

[@vinniejones8009]

Well done.

[@AKAKiddo]

Actually you took a second run with the Sig 320 on the first round, because you drew on an empty chamber. Maybe this is a false start in IPSC, but in real life it could be fatal. It's a common mistake with automatics. It's all operator error. What a great comparison. Well done.

[@TUCOtheratt]

Wow, thanks for the nice comment!😃

[@vinniejones8009]

I enjoyed watching this. Where I live in the UK we aren’t allowed guns like these, more’s the pity cos I love the SAA. We are allowed airsoft and air guns. I do own a race airsoft Colt 1911 and an Umerex SAA co2 air pistol and a fast draw western holster. I love to practice my fast draw and I’m not too bad for a 69er. I am going to try to recreate this test on my own indoor range, I know there’s no comparison to the real steel but I bet its going to be a lot of fun to see if I can beat the 1911 and maybe the co2 Luger

[@TUCOtheratt]

Right on!

[@ddsharknads7782]

This was one of the most fun gun videos I've watched on youtube in quite a while. Well done.

[@TUCOtheratt]

Thanks man!

[@searaider3340]

Big Iron is the winner in my heart 🤠

[@adam41280]

Yeah that was fun to watch the match between both guns with the same shooter I thought you went ahhh and was going to say that you hit the camera there for a second 🤣 so when are we going to see the inside of the triple shot saloon looks like? 🤔🤔🤔🤔 just wondering

[@TUCOtheratt]

Thanks for watching the inside is unfinished and I don't want to spoil the experience so sometime next year I hope to show it.

[@bboyd2034]

Great fun video champ

[@TUCOtheratt]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks 😊

[@WhyWeLoveDogs-ld1qw]

This shows it's the talent behind the gun.

[@TUCOtheratt]

Thank you!

[@mikeseier4449]

That was a Hell of an interesting comparison. Do you think you would be able to defend yourself with the single action as well as the Sig if you ever had to?

[@TUCOtheratt]

No, I hope I have a sig 320 handy should the need arise.

[@mikeseier4449]

@@TUCOtheratt Perhaps, But I think you would do pretty well with the revolver.🤠

[@jamesshackelford6721]

Tuco I think you are underestimating yourself or your ability with a single action in a situation where a gun is needed. I’ve been watching your videos ever since I first saw your channel. You’re fast and accurate so I am pretty sure if you had to use a single action that anything from 1 shot to 3 after you draw from the holster and shoot from the hip you would definitely come out on the winning end of the confrontation. With your skills with a single action once you fired then it would be over because no matter how many there might be I think that first shot with your quick draw speed along with accuracy they will have second thoughts about staying and wanting the confrontation to keep continuing. So in my opinion You would have the advantage to end the fight with 1 or maybe up to 3 shots . That’s my opinion on it .

[@TUCOtheratt]

@@jamesshackelford6721 Thank you for the vote of confidence!😃 There are a few reasons I would reach for a Sig 320 or Glock. One is I can quickly operate a semi with one hand. I never thumb cock a revolver in the holster for safety reasons so it's skill I don't have. My SAA quick draws require 2 hands.(draw and fan with the other hand) In self defense you never know the situation and must react to the bad guy trying to kill you so you start out at an extreme disadvantage. It might even be within arms reach and if he ties up either hand I'd be in trouble with a SAA. It's true that I can react, draw and fire on target with a SAA very quickly. But that only works when I wear my speed rig as shown in the videos. I could wear that rig in public legally where I live but the danger is that anyone could grab my gun from behind. (this happens in real life to open carryers) Also the element of surprising the bad guy with a concealed weapon is lost with open carry. Add to that ammo capacity and reload time disadvantage with an SAA. However, if I had to, in a life or death self defense emergency because no other gun was handy I'd use an SAA to get the job done.

[@jamesshackelford6721]

@@TUCOtheratt I think You are able to be able to get that first shot off with a single action army before whoever is facing you will know what happened. I know how fast it is using a single action a da/sa along with simiauto . I’ve handled all those at one time or another. There is a slight trick for being able to draw a single action army pulling the hammer back then firing as soon as you clear the holster. I was told by some old men years ago about it. When you first grab the grips in your hand to start bringing the gun out of the holster you slip your thumb on the hammer pulling back as soon as the cylinder is pretty free. Then fully cock the gun all while clearing your holster so by the time the end of the gun is almost totally out your ready to fire . They also said to keep your finger off the trigger until the end of the barrel is clear of the holster and towards your target. I do carry a single action army 45 and practiced that years ago.

[@hounddog4363]

Is it apples to apples when you're hip shooting one & aiming the other?

[@barrykarpowich731]

Amazing I think that was GREAT

[@beneagle5653]

Good stuff! So one might be able to assume that a lashed down open carry SAA might also have a chance at besting an appendix carry subcompact semi auto as well. I think the train sounds fit well with the scenery. Maybe use the train horn as the shot timer sometime. You could also use the train noise as the perfect time to unleash a real barrage of hellfire with multiple guns for a few seconds that won't be as disturbing to the neighbors.

[@MrTbirdteddy]

😂 I don’t think he has neighbors I do. They hate me shooting stuff around my property but they feel safe in the Adirondack mountains of upstate New York.

[@mkshffr4936]

The bottom feeder is like a pair of vice grips. Useful tool but no soul. 😇

[@davidr7333]

Did you mention the measured distances?

[@behnamzadeh1936]

that was perfect.thi is the fastest can be exactly like me

[@kennethfrick9879]

Great Shooting!! 👍

[@christalbott1852]

Excellent shooting. Do you think drawing the SAA to a Weaver stance at mid and long range would be advantageous over firing from the hip? Trading speed for accuracy.

[@TUCOtheratt]

Absolutely for accuracy, but it will take longer. Thanks for the nice comment!

[@stanleyroberts4381]

Either way little buddy's kin are pushing up daisies.

[@TUCOtheratt]

Ha Ha! "kin" 👍

[@BasaBoi]

I need to seek instruction when I get the time from work 😎

[@dougboal7620]

TUCO, thank you for a very enjoyable and informative video. The fact of using the red dot system on the semi auto, increasing your ability and potential of speed and accuracy, is certainly expected. But, what if the semi auto pistol was set up, in the same manner as the SAA? Remove the benefit of the red dot system, using only the stock sites, and the same for the SAA? Finally, use the semi auto in the same manner as the SAA, from the hip, without the benefit of sites. With the elbow being bent, and firing with only one hand, could lead to a fail to cycle issue. In my humble opinion, in the right circumstance(s), the "Peacemaker" is still a viable option for self defense. Stay safe my friend.

[@TUCOtheratt]

Thanks for the nice comment! I might spin this idea in a different direction like you suggest sometime in the future.

[@samuelneil2691]

When you consider, the Sig P320 you are shooting conventional whereas the SAA you are hip firing and fanning the hammer that is pretty damn impressive. Hip firing the Sig P320 would probably lead to similar results at that distance as far as misses. You're basing it off of feel instead of sight. Pretty neat test regardless.

[@TUCOtheratt]

Thanks 😊

[@squallwilde7713]

The SAA is the greatest handgun ever made, google even knows so

[@jeffreyyucel9373]

That was a great demonstration… even taking the second runs with the SAA into consideration. As I said before, you sure do know you way around shootin’ irons. I’m assuming the same applies to rifles and shotguns. I’d feel safer being in a foxhole with you than with almost anyone else except maybe Paul Harrell or Massad Ayoob when the SHTF here in 2024.

[@TUCOtheratt]

Thanks for the nice comments! I'm pretty average with long guns because I never worked on it and don't shoot them regularly. The world is looking like SHTF is imminent.

[@jeffreyyucel9373]

@@TUCOtheratt Well all we can do is try to be prepared the best we can to defend ourselves, our loved ones and our fellow countrymen against anyone who goes against the Constitution or tries to further damage our great country. We owe it to every generation that came before us to save our nation.