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Originally Posted by gkitch
Some form of K-38 seems to dominate, with various S&W and Colt 357s out there as well.
The SA technique also dominates, and I've tried both SA and DA for the timed events.
My method is to have the pistol cocked and aimed in firmly while holding an extended thumb up high to be ready to cock the next shot (a target hammer is beneficial here). As the target turns the first shot should break, allowing almost a full 10 seconds to individually thumb-cock and fire four more precision shots.
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For anyone interested in "old school" Bullseye shooting, especially for revolver, check out this thread I started some time ago.
It features a link to an old instructional film by Bill MacMillan (Olympic Gold Medalist and long-time Camp Perry competitor) demonstrating, amongst other things, his rapid/timed revolver dry fire technique.
How to REALLY shoot a Pistol! (Film)