Has anybody done Todd Green's FAST drill with a revolver?

[Magic_Salad0892]

Specifically a J frame. Also wondering what some times were.

I tried the other day with a friend's Smith 442. 9 awful seconds or so. With my groups not being nearly as good as they should be.

I don't own a revolver anyway, so I guess it's a non issue. But it was fun, and I was wondering if other people were doing it.

[PlatoCATM]

The reload is what keeps me from trying it. If I had a speed loader I might try it, but then I would be gaming the drill. When I do carry the j-frame, if I bother with extra ammo it is at best in a speed strip. I can't imagine how long it would take me on the clock to get four in the cylinder off the strip.

Between this and Greg's j-frame thread, I might have to break out the 442 and put it on the clock. That might be what pushes me to buy the apex spring kit and laser grips, though.

[Surf]

Never tried a revolver, but I do run it from time to time as a one handed incapacitation drill.

[Magic_Salad0892]

Never tried a revolver, but I do run it from time to time as a one handed incapacitation drill.

I do that too. What would your average time be with something like a G19?

LHO = 7.5 or so for me.
SHO = 7.3 or so. Shooting is a little faster, but reloading is the same.
Both hands strong hand = 5.4 or so is average for me. 4.8 is my fastest on it ever. That I can recall. I've written down and recorded my times, but I don't have my log right now.

The reason I got so bad on the revolver one (both hands, strong hand) is because

A.) I'm not an amazing revolver shooter.
B.) Full power loads. Makes recoil, with a short barrel suck.
C.) I reloaded with a speed strip. I don't have access to speed loaders because I'm not a revolver shooter.