TFBTV: Does Shooting A Revolver From a Jacket Pocket Actually Work?

We’ve all heard that one of the perks of carrying a revolver is the ability to avoid the time necessary to draw and present by simply firing from concealment: In other words, blowing a hole through your jacket pocket. But does this tactic actually work? Or are you just ruining a perfectly good coat? James investigates this popular theoretical strategy in this episode of TFBTV. Equipped with a velvet blazer, James drops a copper-washed Ruger LCRx into his pocket to see if he really can dump a cylinder into a cardboard mugger. For the sake of comparison, James also tries pocket-firing a KelTec P3AT as well to see if the tiny auto pistol can fire off more than one round. Check out this episode for the results.

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