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Maybe old fashion, bur not obsolete! Skill trumps everything else!! Thanks!

Might try these maneuvers once spring arrives And to keep it vintage I’ll use my Colt Official police in 38 (circa 1955) Blued finish 4” barrel And still has the original wooden grips with the serial number etched in pencil on the inside

Gene Frusher was one of my instructors in the criminal justice program at Northeastern State University in the late 70’s.

Damn son! Grizzly medicine!

What a fkn badass

Did OklahomanJellybean Bryce train this guy?

Thanks for putting together this great biography of my granddad. He was the best sort of granddad a little girl could ask for. He'd tack up my pony every morning before preschool, buy me hot dogs at the PX, and we had a rule I was allowed two snaps of his suspenders per day. I miss him dearly every day.

An elegant firearm for a more elegant time.

Super rare dokument.👍

Fellas, that’s as cool as it gets! 👍

"It's not the Empty Gun that Kills, it's the Empty Head"!... Well Said!....

This took me back to the late 60's when I subscribed to Guns and Ammo magazine.

You guys are great. I’m in NC so I can’t come to the shop but keep up the great content. Especially the old gunslinger stuff. It is part of our history and culture that can’t die. #makewesternsgreatagain

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He is fast, but a couple demonstrations where he beat the guy in front of him with reaction was due to trickery. He drew while the guy listens and try’s to obey rules of the game, while he is still talking he draws, cmon bro oldest trick in the book. So good for him, BUT a real perp not playing games with the drop on a cop will be able to squeeze one off before he gets his off.

I have a copy of both of the books that are of his writings. Both are missing their dust covers from when I bought them new,oh so many years ago. I have even had to reflux some of the pages back in. But ill tell you what, I doubt I'll ever get ride of them. For rereading them is like visiting old friends you haven't seen in a while. Thanks for the video.

My Great Grandfather, wonderful man

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I was having a johnny ringo flashback

I would definitely add a model 70 to my collection someday Also in 30-06 since I’ve been using one for as long as I can remember I currently have a Remington model 770 that was my first deer rifle

God bless all our faithful law enforcement.

I know this trooper. I have watched him perform 6 or 7 times growing up I also took a gun safety course he taught for 2 weeks. He's no joke and the guy is super bad A.

Every things a killer 😂😂

There's a few things shown in this video that need to be addressed and I'm surprised these things weren't addressed back when this film was made. I made these mistakes learning how to shoot and I still practice / drill to keep myself fit using a sidearm. I shan't point out what I am talking about, but please be aware these better and proper points exist. Any instructor can spot them in the blink of an eye and fill you in on them. Your shooting skill will improve from it. I instruct my students in them so I know it will work for those learning. Stay safe and best wishes. THis is a great film otherwise. Thanks for posting!

Damn, if i could just spend 1 hour with a 70 year old elmer keith. The TUNING, AND knowledge i would learn. Hell, long enough to drink a cup of coffee ar a campfire!

Best art piece I'll see today. Thank you.

Met Lt. (at the time) Combs when he put on this exhibition at our Dallas Police Association annual picnic many years ago. Amazing man. Phenomenal speed. After stunning us with his speed, he apologized for being slower than normal due to three broken ribs he had suffered after falling off a 10' step ladder a week earlier while rearranging shelves in his garage.

When cops looked professional.

I would guess this to ve from the 1950s or early sixties. The talk about the fast draw craze which was sweeping the country during those years.

Warning! This training vid containts modern warfare in traces.

Interesting to see how condescending to the people there he was back in the 40s.

Why have made the everything in law enforcement so bureaucratic and we suffer from the expectation of perfectionism. So the prudence and judgement of the gunfighters is gone

That picture is from the manual kill or be killed. An old army trainin manual.

Some classic stuff right there!

You're doing our community a real service helping keep this history alive. PLease keep it up. "It's not the empty gun that kills, it's the empty mind!" Amen.

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A great demonstration of skill speed and reflex! Back in the day,cops were not under/out gunned! Thanks!

Anthropoids? Omg

Ty for the education about his life and his achievements

They were best friends, they loved each other immensely. I believe Jerry was taught his gun handling skills during the filming of 'Pardners', his 15th movie with his partner, Dean Martin

The way he described the "battle" between those two baby Mountain Gorillas had me rolling LOL

I would love to make a adult fim and have this narrator narrate it for me

Dude said these people have been doing the same thing for thousands of years and then calls them simple people with no future. Well if their history is any indication I feel like they do have a future. Amazing what white Americans consider a future. Also hippos can’t swim. Good video though.

Y’all should do one on Lanny Beniot the famous north east deer hunter. Famous for his love of a remington 760 carbine

I think it would look better with the screws blue/blacked.

Very nice, looks awesome.

A legend

I love these old American military videos! Straight to the point!

If you're ever in Chanute, KS, drop into the Johnson museum.