the hit, 10" at 10 ft, if they are using DA0 and I have a (chamber empty) lw commander. You aint even C class, when it comes to real speed from concealment, realistic conditions, not bs 'set-position" starts.
10" at 10 ft, varied hand starts, reaction, CCW draw (realistic concealment, not bs unfastened coat) and making 180 or 90 degree pivots prior to each draw, after the start signal. A class time, 5 shot average, is 1.2 second. B class is 1.4 seconds. C class is 1.7 seconds. D class is 2 seconds.
It's every BIT as hard to (FIVE FOR FIVE) react, ccw draw and hit 10" disk at 10 ft as it is to hit 18"x24" target at 10 yds. If you dont believe it, BET a year's pay on the 5 try average, "cold", no warmups. A really top hand is able to "blend" some of the time needed to rack of the slide into the pivot and the clearing of the garment. that's why I say what I say about the pocket rig's speed, when a GOOD hand, using a good gun and rig, in PROPER pants uses such a rig.
10" at 10 ft, varied hand starts, reaction, CCW draw (realistic concealment, not bs unfastened coat) and making 180 or 90 degree pivots prior to each draw, after the start signal. A class time, 5 shot average, is 1.2 second. B class is 1.4 seconds. C class is 1.7 seconds. D class is 2 seconds.
It's every BIT as hard to (FIVE FOR FIVE) react, ccw draw and hit 10" disk at 10 ft as it is to hit 18"x24" target at 10 yds. If you dont believe it, BET a year's pay on the 5 try average, "cold", no warmups. A really top hand is able to "blend" some of the time needed to rack of the slide into the pivot and the clearing of the garment. that's why I say what I say about the pocket rig's speed, when a GOOD hand, using a good gun and rig, in PROPER pants uses such a rig.