Travis Haley Cowboy

Published on September 18, 2015
Duration: 19:18

This video explores the practical applications and historical context of revolvers and lever-action rifles. Travis Haley and Jason Burton demonstrate drills like the 'El Presidente' with modern double-action revolvers and high-speed proficiency with single-action 'cowboy' revolvers. They also cover lever-action rifle techniques, emphasizing efficiency and control, and conclude by highlighting the sophistication of historical gunfighters.

Quick Summary

Revolvers remain relevant for law enforcement as backup guns, ankle guns, or for deep concealment. They are also appreciated for their historical significance and simplicity. Drills like the 'El Presidente' test speed, accuracy, and reloading proficiency.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: The Bet & Cowboy Revolvers
  2. 00:45Revolver Types: Single vs. Double Action & Frame Sizes
  3. 01:51Modern Revolver Relevance for Law Enforcement
  4. 02:24The El Presidente Drill Explained
  5. 03:15Mastering Revolver Reloads
  6. 05:59Drill Execution & Efficient Footwork
  7. 09:21Single-Action Cowboy Shooting Proficiency
  8. 13:21Lever Action Rifle Techniques (Browning BL-22)
  9. 16:49Conclusion: Historical Gunfighters & Practice

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 'El Presidente' drill and how is it performed?

The 'El Presidente' drill is a firearms exercise typically performed with a revolver. It involves engaging three targets at 10 meters, firing two rounds at each, then performing a tactical reload and repeating the sequence. It tests speed, accuracy, and reloading proficiency under pressure.

Why are revolvers still considered relevant in modern firearms discussions?

Revolvers remain relevant for specific roles, particularly in law enforcement for deep concealment, backup guns, or ankle holsters. Their simplicity, reliability, and historical significance also contribute to their continued appeal among firearms enthusiasts.

What are the key differences between single-action and double-action revolvers?

Single-action revolvers require the hammer to be manually cocked for each shot, offering a lighter trigger pull. Double-action revolvers allow the hammer to be cocked and released by pulling the trigger, or the hammer can be manually cocked for a single-action shot.

What is the recommended technique for efficient lever-action rifle shooting?

For efficient lever-action rifle shooting, it's recommended to keep the rifle pocketed in the shoulder. This technique helps isolate the lever hand, allowing for faster and smoother cycling of the action without excessive body movement.

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