[agalindo]

Here's good program to work on your reaction time and it's fun.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/humanbody/sleep/sheep/reaction_version5.swf

 

[AwPhuch]

reaction time clicking sheepies vs drawing a pistol when badguy is charging at you with a 12" kitchen knife are two different critters bro!

P.S. I missed all 5 of those little boogers!

 

[agalindo]

Yea but I posted on guns and games not on CCW. This is all about gaming. Best I've done is .2179

 

[XD357sig]

I got to .2085 one time out of four. All others .21++

 

[jhefner82]

fun game!
.2728 and im 29 years old. not too good

 

[bowl443]

.2534 my first time.

I must improve.

 

[agalindo]

I'm a southpaw and noticed that I can shave of +-.03 of a sec if I use my left hand to manipulate the mouse.

 

[Thunder71]

.2828, best of .267 as a lefty using my right hand (I'm a right handed mouser though).

Fun, but irrelevant.

2nd try .2532 with a best of .216

 

[STiLtd683]

.16 was my best. I average around .22. Entertaining way to waste a few minutes.

 

[agalindo]

Think about this. Those numbers show how long it takes to react to a stimulus. So in a draw from the buzzer it will take some of us, what +-.23?? from the buzzer sound to you actually starting to move your hand down to draw. Nice to know. Now add that to the dry fire drill with par time.

Of my 1.2 draw to fire time .2179 of it is just reacting to the buzzer.

 

[Thunder71]

And in this scenario you know they will run exactly 5 times.

Real world they might run, they might not... maybe 0 times, maybe 10, who knows.

Regardless, those little buggers are fast!