Shooting like a Cowboy! #shorts

Published on July 25, 2022
Duration: 0:12

This short demonstrates the 'fanning' or 'slip-gunning' technique for rapid firing a single-action revolver. It involves holding the trigger down after the first shot and rapidly cycling the hammer for subsequent shots. The video features a Ruger Single-Action Revolver and provides clear, step-by-step instructions suitable for intermediate shooters.

Quick Summary

The 'fanning' or 'slip-gunning' technique allows rapid firing of single-action revolvers. After the first shot, hold the trigger down and continuously cycle the hammer to fire subsequent rounds quickly.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Cowboy Shooting
  2. 00:02Step-by-Step Fanning Technique

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 'fanning' technique for revolvers?

The 'fanning' or 'slip-gunning' technique is a method for rapidly firing a single-action revolver. It involves holding the trigger down after the first shot and quickly cycling the hammer for subsequent shots.

How do you perform the 'fanning' shooting style?

To perform 'fanning', first pull the hammer back and fire. Keep the trigger held down, then rapidly pull the hammer back to fire subsequent rounds as quickly as possible.

What type of firearm is best suited for 'cowboy shooting'?

Single-action revolvers, often associated with the Wild West era and models like the Colt Single Action Army or Ruger's single-action models, are ideal for 'cowboy shooting' techniques like fanning.

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