revolver - single hand draw with block 25 times

close quarters should you need left to block and use in addition to getting shots off with one hand, at close quarters you may not have time to get both hands on the gun, in a emergency the right hand should not have to wait for the hand but be able function independently with out codependency, this is why the one hand draw is the most important and that first shot then left hand can meet right as you create distance for those additional shots