[FlaLagarto]

If you want to know how fast this is... try starting and stopping a stop watch and see what your fastest time is. Then think about drawing, firing and hitting two targets. LOL

 

[trapshootin hippie]

It's a shane that he is no longer with us. He passed on several months ago.

GneJ

 

[Jawhawker]

He was truly amazing to watch. Being an addicted western watcher of the 60's and fast draw enthusiast, I marveled at his ability.

He spoke, actually hinted of a technique he learned that refined his lightning effectiveness. Does anyone know if he ever published writings related to this?

 

[320090T]

He and Ed McGivern are drawing on each other in heaven.

 

[zzt]

Thanks for posting- simply astonishing.

 

[wolfram]

Pretty nice guy too. Not actually as arrogant as he acts when in front of the camera. I met him at a fast draw championship in Fallon a few years ago, he was sittin right behind me as a spectator. We started up a conversation and talked about fun things to plink at. Turns out he and his wife Becky also enjoyed trap. One of the greats and I feel lucky to have talked with him.

 

[jbbor]

I never saw him at work but Neal Crausbay was a competitor at fast draw before he took up trap. Ask Neal about impressing a highway patrolman who shook him awake beside the road one time. Jimmy Borum

 

[Jack L. Smith]

Impressive.

I guess he was continuing to shoot blanks. I also suppose the balloons burst due to changes in air pressure, or shock (sound) waves?

Was it odd that, later in the video, he was facing back on the trap range and shooting a loaded gun toward ...well, what?

Was Bruce Lee killed by a blank?

js in PA

 

[Ahab]

Bruce Lee was poisoned.

 

[X Trap 2]

Now I wonder if he could three or more ballons? Fast is fast.

Had good links also.