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Puella Magi Madoka Magica : Homura, the walking armory of the series, is so fast she can unload a full Beretta in Kyubey's face in less than half a second, thanks to time mastery.

Furthermore, he uses a rather large sniper rifle, not a pistol.

Van Augur from One Piece was able to do this to Ace (with no effect, of course).

Usually by Blasting It Out of Their Hands. He's also shown to take out three or more people who have already aimed their guns at him before he's drawn his Magnum.

Lupin III: Jigen is said to possess a 0.3 second quick-draw.

Too bad it doesn't help him with his love life.

The eponymous Sheriff, from Lies of the Sheriff Evans: Dead or Love has never been out-drawn, and has a ( deserved) reputation as the best sheriff in the West.

She's show practicing this as part of her daily routine. Doesn't have a reputation, so doesn't count as Fastest Gun in the West.

Kino from Kino's Journey is extremely talented when it comes to drawing and using guns at a moment's notice.

So he makes an appearance just as he's hauling a woman out of a car - the fraction of a second it takes for the mafiosi to let go of her is enough.

In the anime series, Golgo is up against a Mafia bodyguard who can draw faster than him.

In one episode, a hitman measured it at 0.17 seconds.

Golgo 13 has a notoriously quick draw speed.

Batman Gambit at its finest (with a bit of Thanatos Gambit). Knowing that if Izumi saw him fire he might turn and kill Tae out of spite before the shot reached him, and that getting hit wouldn't be an Instant Death Bullet unless it hit him in the head, he let Izumi shoot him, then fired from the ground, blowing Izumi's head off once he'd stopped paying attention to Kuruno. However, as Izumi exults in his victory and heads over to kill Tae, Kurono pulls the SECOND trigger on his gun, having worked out that pulling one trigger locks the gun onto a target and then pulling the second fires a shot that can't miss. They both raise their guns but Izumi shoots and Kurono goes down without his gun lighting up, which would indicate he got a shot off. Regardless, he has no choice but to go ahead with it. It's hardly a fair contest for Kurono as Izumi is armed with a pistol while he only has a Gantz gun- which is devastatingly destructive but functionally almost useless for duelling because of the massive time lag between the gun being fired and the target suffering the horrific effects.

In GANTZ, Izumi challenges Kurono to a quick draw duel at the end of his murderous shooting spree with the life of Kei's girlfriend Tae at stake.

He turns her down the first time, but not the second. Ginji wins and Revy can't resist challenging him herself. She then leads him to Ginji, who challenges Chaka to his own quick draw contest, with Ginji only armed with a samurai sword. But Revy has such contempt for him she charges at Chaka and knocks him down with a kick to the face. Yakuza thug Chaka challenges Revy to a quick draw contest, with them drawing when the soda can he's holding hits the floor. You may also have the firearm in an apparatus that sends it directly into your hand.

Shooting from the hip is a way to improve the speed of the draw at the expense of accuracy. Subverting the quick draw by removing an adversary's ammunition before the showdown is a well-known ploy. Guns and holsters are commonly altered to make the quick draw more effective. Which of course led to it being expected in any genre work depicting said history.Д«ecause the trope is so well evolved, there are many refinements. This is instead a case where the fictional trope shaped popular understanding of history. There are few records of such fights ever happening, probably because without the mentioned Instant Death Bullet, being a split second faster will not save your life even if you are also accurate. This is critical to their ability to deliver the Instant Death Bullet rather than receive it, although they may choose to blast the gun out of their adversary's hand. Thus, a key characteristic of many gunfighters is their ability to field their weapon of choice with lightning speed. The one-on-one gunfight is a derivation of the more ancient practice of duelling.

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