Knife V. Gun

[The Original Lumpy Gritz]

I don't care if you can outdraw me, can you get you knife into me before I shoot you?

I work'd and trained with several that could with ease.

Is it worth bet'n you life on?

OLG

[Sedalia Dave]

Then there is the 21 foot rule...

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fx4UOPSuVB8&feature=youtu.be

Now that's funny.

[Sedalia Dave]

I don't care if you can outdraw me, can you get you knife into me before I shoot you?

Better question is... Can he still get his knife in you after you shoot him???

[Blastmaster]

I work'd and trained with several that could with ease.

Is it worth bet'n you life on?

OLG

I take that as you work'd and trained with folks that could draw a knife and inflict wound before one could draw and shoot? Or the other way around?

[The Original Lumpy Gritz]

You got in 'rite' in the first line.

My T/O(training officer)was scary fast with a knife and taught me much in the art of the blade, and just how deadly in the right hands they can be-

 

OLG

[Sgt. C.J. Sabre, SASS #46770]

Anybody remember Rod Redwing? He had a stunt where he would draw and throw a knife. Then he'd draw and fire a SAA. He did it so fast that the knife would wind up sticking in the bullet hole.

He did this on "The Rifleman" one time, subbing for Sammy Davis Jr.

[Sedalia Dave]

Anybody remember Rod Redwing? He had a stunt where he would draw and throw a knife. Then he'd draw and fire a SAA. He did it so fast that the knife would wind up sticking in the bullet hole.

He did this on "The Rifleman" one time, subbing for Sammy Davis Jr.

Yep he was fast. No doubt about it.

He was also the exception to a lot of rules.