Seems like speed, nerves, and aim would be a whole lot more important than how many bullets you could fire. Check out this [1] clip of the world fast draw champ

Seems like speed, nerves, and aim would be a whole lot more important than how many bullets you could fire. Check out this [1] clip of the world fast draw championships. The neat thing to do is to go frame by frame. There's just a huge difference in how fast these guys, who presumably are near the top of the game, are firing. And that's when they're firing at a target they've probably done thousands of times - not some guy who's looking back at you with a gun. And in any case one solid hit on your opponent, and there's a pretty good chance whatever shots he manages to get off after that are probably not going to be the most most threatening / well aimed. [1] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g11oE_nxWSU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g11oE_nxWSU