[genesis]

If you enjoy revolvers as much as I do, you will certainly enjoy these videos. Many of you probably know of Jerry Miculek. But there are many new shooters don't know of him or his expertise with a revolver.

Watch how fast a revolver can be emptied, reloaded, and emptied again. 12 shots in under 3 seconds.
If you blink, you will miss his reload !
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Jerry Miculek is both fast and accurate.
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You will learn a few things from this one.
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In competition, Jerry shoots a S&W 625 in 45 ACP. You would think it has a light DA trigger pull, but it doesn't. It has an extremely heavy DA trigger pull so the trigger can reset faster. S&W makes this gun in the Jerry Miculeck edition, but without the extremely heavy DA trigger pull as most shooters wouldn't like such a heavy trigger pull. If you really want a stiffer trigger pull, just install a stiffer trigger spring.

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Part 1 of a review on the S&W 625 Jerry Miculek Edition
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Part 2 of a review on the S&W 625 Jerry Miculek Edition
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Here is a review of the 625's concealed carry version, the 325 Nightguard.
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[mountainman13]

Yeah he is unbelievable. He can shoot faster than most people with a full auto.

 

[Intheshop]

Yeeeup,Jerry can fly with a revolver.

If you want a good read,get Ed McGivern's....."Fast and Fancy,Revolver Shooting".I won't give away too many of his "tricks"...but one is:When dry firing,pay close attention to how trigger returns.Its like weight lifting,to get the most out of the exercise,you not only work on the "pull"....slow returns of trigger also builds muscle memory.

Don't know the proper English word for it but,he goes into some loooong sections about his times and groups.Kinda like he's just using it as filler?But getting past that,theres some VG tips on fast/accurate Dbl action work.Good book.