way to know controlability is use timer, and

[Hardin]

a standard target-distance, I use 10" chest circle, and 10 ft, (weaver) or 6 ft with one hand. Less than 4 hits per second (.25 sec "splits" on the timer) is not acceptable controlability for me, and 6 hits per sec (.17 sec splits) are quite attainable with true carry guns, at such realistic defensive ranges. You will find that you must slow down a bit at 20 ft, even more at 30 ft, and forget any sort of speed at 25 yds, because adrenalin dump wont let you hold and squeese carefully enough

 

[WESHOOT2]

I feel well-armed with my splits at .25 -- .35.

My favorite is still "start - draw - till - first - shot - on - target" time...

(target = 'A-zone')

 

[Hardin]

HAND in pocket (on a gun)

lets anyone be as fast from concealment as Leatham is from a speed rig. No fumbling or snags, no poor grip on gun, so far ahead of concealed belt rig to let one fire 3-4 more shots.

 

[WESHOOT2]

That's why they're called 'pocket guns'.