Pawn Shop Revolver Challenge!

Published on April 4, 2025
Duration: 29:15

This video details a 'Pawn Shop Revolver Challenge' where participants purchase revolvers and compete in a series of shooting drills, including a Bill Drill, quick draw, speed reload, and long-range accuracy test. The competition, featuring firearms like the Ruger GP100 and Colt DA .45, culminates in a punishment for the loser. The participants demonstrate high-level enthusiasm and practical shooting skills throughout the event.

Quick Summary

The Pawn Shop Revolver Challenge pits enthusiasts against each other in shooting drills using revolvers bought from a pawn shop. Drills include the Bill Drill, quick draw, speed reload, and long-range accuracy tests, with the loser facing a Can Cannon punishment.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Challenge Introduction
  2. 00:50Pawn Shop Selection
  3. 02:37Firearm Selection
  4. 08:26Range Setup and Specs
  5. 10:29Challenge 1: Bill Drill
  6. 12:16Challenge 2: Quick Draw Showdown
  7. 13:22Challenge 3: Jerry Miculek Challenge
  8. 18:46Challenge 4: Long Range Challenge
  9. 22:50Challenge 5: Poker Table Massacre
  10. 25:40Punishment

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Pawn Shop Revolver Challenge?

The Pawn Shop Revolver Challenge involves participants buying revolvers from a pawn shop with no budget limit and then competing in a series of shooting drills. The individual with the lowest score faces a humorous punishment.

Which revolvers were featured in the Pawn Shop Revolver Challenge?

The challenge featured a Ruger GP100 in .44 Special, a Colt DA .45 (likely a New Service or Model 1917), and a Ruger Police Service Six in .357 Magnum, all acquired from Circle D Pawn.

What shooting drills were part of the Pawn Shop Revolver Challenge?

The drills included a modified 5-round Bill Drill from the hip, a quick draw from the holster, a speed reload challenge, a long-range walk-back drill using double-action, and a final steel target engagement.

How was the loser of the Pawn Shop Revolver Challenge determined and punished?

The loser was determined by cumulative scores across five shooting drills. The loser, Mark, was then subjected to a punishment involving being shot with a foam projectile from a Can Cannon.

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