10 Fastest Gunslingers in Star Wars
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Han is force sensitive, no argument, too much proof. and he did not want to miss Vader in cloud city.
Lol. Apparently I'm at cadbane levels in quick drawing.
A link in the description of a YTshort, won't work on mobile... Ya a need to put the link in a comment, and pin that comment.
As a former six shooter speed shooter, I just wanted to mention something about Cad Bane. He always, and I mean always, draws after his opponent does. This doesn't mean he's slow. I recognize what he's doing. He's baiting his opponent. In every duel Cad Bane is in, he always lets his opponent draw first because he knows he's just that much faster. Take Fett for example. In the time it took Boba to raise and fire his carbine, Bane was able to draw and fire before his gun was even fully raised. And he moved only after Bane did. On top of that, Bane's first shot hit him in the shoulder safely throwing Fett's shot off. His second shot tore his gun from his hands, disarming him, and his third shot knocked him off his feet without seriously injuring him. Do you have any idea how insane that is? He drew after his opponent and aimed accurately not just to kill but to knock his opponents weapon off alignment. And he followed up by removing the weapon with his next shot. And he did this while Fett was still raising his weapon. Cad Bane did this while 73 years old. Just a reminder.
Edit #1: I fixed some grammar mistakes.
Edit #2: There is some debate regarding Cad Bane's species age and how long they live. His species are Duros and according to the current canon, they live similarly to humans. In Duro society, anything over 70 is considered a senior citizen. To this species, 73 is old and while not uncommon, is about the age most Duros die. In other words, Cad Bane did some of his best work at the physical end of his life. This is updated and current information. Duros used to live up to 200 years but this was amended by Leeland Che a few years back in official source material.
I’ve always agreed with his assertion that he’s one of if not the fastest and most accurate shooters in the Star Wars galaxy. Like you said he baits his opponent.
He know he gets more points if he draws second.
@@sinjin8576 Ah, a fellow competition shooter. How delightful.
73 is old for Humans, but his species live for a long time. In fact you can tell their age by the tone of their skin, I believe the older they are the paler they get.
There have been studies that show that human reaction time is generally faster than voluntary action. So waiting to react to anothers movement may actually be a scientifically credible tactic to be faster. Atleast in theory.
I always had huge respect for Han just straight up trying to shoot Vader on sight.
And one could argue that Lando brought him there hoping he'd succeed.
Good point about Lando - it’s very inline with the way his character would deal with a conflicted scenario.
I can't believe I never thought of this, you're about as on point as #1.
@@fractalelf7760 Lando wold be so screwed if he was responsible for the death of an imperial as high ranking as vader. They would hunt him down with extreme vigour.
"And one could argue that Lando brought him there hoping he'd succeed"
yeah i actually this Lando is not a bad dude
@@JOCoStudio1 The point in my mind is he was between a rock and a hard place. I don’t think it was ever his nature to directly deceive Han. Leading him to Vader in the hopes he would take him out makes the most sense. He could easily explain after and not risk tipping off Vader or the detachment of stormtroopers before. At the very least we can assume Lando knew nothing of Vaders Force abilities and seated at the far end Han against a regular opponent might well get the shot off easily, he was surely surprised to see Vader block shots and then jerk away Hans blaster. I am not sure the Imperials would ever conclude anything other than Han fired first (lol).
What I love about Bane is that he’s just chilling while his opponent is reaching for the blaster. Then, once they’ve almost got it, he draws and fires before they can even react, with blistering speed and precision. Seriously, the shot against Hunter was insane, Hunter already being an altered clone.
Hunter was a better soldier and Warrior But Bane is the Better gunslinger so it was kinda stacked in Banes favor
@@OddHunter5504 Bane also has the better equipment. Not to mention, if your weapon’s strong enough, all you’ll need is one clean shot.
That is my favorite quick draw in Star Wars because it's so incredibly fast. Literally a blink and you'll miss it
Actually, he was the only unaltered clone. But you're right, Bane has got to be one of if not the scariest gunslingers in the star wars universe
@@asaknight321 you’re wrong. His senses are enhanced.
A Fistful Of Credits would be a great Star Wars western.
Personally I favor For A few Credits More.
A Cad Bane/Boba Fett team up? Yes please.
WHY did you eat the bantha dung off the floor?
Think, “A Few Credits More”.
@Mast3rBr1ck George Lucas had his cast and Clint Eastwood is a “wrong thinker” and a white male. Disney will never allow it unless he is cucked like Obi was, and Clint never gets cucked.
The Fett, the Bane and the Jedi would complete the trilogy.
I imagine Jango Fett has a hella fast quickdraw cause he was the best bounty hunter in the galaxy and we don't see it on screen to accurately time it but he took down coleman trebor in record time.
I personally believe Jango might beat Cad bane because his gloves were magnetic to his pistol and with that it might have given him a slight advantage. Plus he did end up teaching and mentoring cad.
Maybe, but i think jango is a skilled bounty hunter because of his cunning and determination rather than him being just a excellent shot. like the time he killed six jedi with just a rock or how he tracked down Visla
@@jesseburrows2341I don’t think determination is what let’s you kill jedi with a rock. That’s just skill
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Determination only encourages development of skill.
@@twinodoom so you agree? In order to develop something u need to have some of it already
I think Tobias Becket deserves a mention here. He was good enough that Han outright didn't even give him the chance to raise his gun, not trusting his skills against the older man.
One Legends character I'd like to see brought into canon is Gallandro. He was a fast-drawing assassin who appeared in the Han Solo trilogy of novels by Brian Daly. He dressed to the nines and sported a unique handlebar mustache with gold beads threaded onto the ends. In one of the books Han Solo faced him down, but Gallandro was just a bit faster, not only outdrawing Han, but placing his perfectly aimed shot on Han's gun arm, wounding him, not killing him. Gallandro even complimented Solo, saying "You came closer to beating me than anyone has in a long time." Gallandro would be a good fit in any of the current Star Wars TV shows.
The best clip for Boba Fett’s speed is when he fought Cade Bane in the unfinished clone wars episode. That was Cade Bane in his prime fighting a very young and inexperienced Boba Fett and they tied in the draw.
Exactly, if it wasn’t for Bobas armour he would’ve surely died. Bane shot hit him right in the forehead, but Boba got an equally good shot on Bane as well
We all know the FASTEST draw was Greedo on Han. So fast some people don't believe it even happened!
gun was already drawn, doesn't really count.
Maclunkey
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@@werewolfjedi38 technically true, but also joke go wizz
On the point about Han being Force sensitive - I’ve thought this all the way back to 1977 when the first movie came out (saw it opening day in jr high). He’s very “lucky”, forms a natural relationship to Luke and Leia, and shows up at just key points doing flukes of action that turn the tide, like intervening in the trench run against Vader, the shot on Boba Fett, saving Lando in the pit, and some nigh miracle shots and moves. No question in my mind he’s at least low level Force sensitive.
Han's daughter Jaina speculates his "Smuggler's Luck" is a mild form of Force-sensitivity.
I’ve always wanted a Cad Bane series.
That would be awesome.
Not if he looks like he did in boba tho I legit didn’t even know that was supposed to be cad bane until someone told me
A clone wars show based on him and the bounty hunters life would be awesome especially if it is set during the clone wars and crosses over a few times
If Gallandro (EU/Legands character from the old Solo novels) shows up on this list, my faith in Star Wars will be fully restored.
Edit: Nevermind, it would be impossible to measure his reflexes, here. Excellent video as always, Alan. 👍
A man of culture, I see.
@@johnmccarron7066 Yes indeed.
Admiral Azul was fast. He once blew off a rebels ear
Fun fact. Quickdrawing is extremely inaccurate. There is one situation in American history when two men were eating dinner. Next thing everyone knew lead was flying as one man quickdraws his revolver, but misses every shot, even at point blank range. Meanwhile the smoother, but slightly longer draw of the other man allowed him to aim and fire. Hitting his target with one shot.
When asked why he brought someone who wanted to kill him to dinner, the man replied "I don't send men to hell on an empty stomach.
Extremely inaccurate, have you ever seen the tournaments?
@@TheIceGryphon tournaments and gun fighting are two different things entirely. There is a ton of examples in American history. Specifically the Old West portion of it. Inaccuracy is an inherent part of shooting from the hip. Modern quickdraw artists practice for years on end and can negate this partially, so I will give you that.
But then you have to consider something else. For tournament shooters, the target isn't shooting back.
@@GiantTinyBalls If it's so easy, then you try shooting at a target that can shoot back, like what they were showing in this video.
The whole point of real quick drawing is to get lead downrange to scare your opponent into missing. If you are lucky, you can hit your opponent, but hip fire is inherently inaccurate. Only a select few can actually shoot accurately without aiming and they have honed their skill for years.
Bat Masterson, one of the more famous historical figures from the old west, once stated that speed in a gunfight was one of the least important factors in winning. Masterson claimed the most important factor was what he referred to as "deliberation," or the ability to stay cool and make good decisions while under stress....like for example when someone is shooting at you.
Wyatt Earp was also not the fastest draw but he possessed that "deliberation" described by Masterson. One person who knew Earp wrote of him that, "He was at the time the most fearless man I ever saw, and Satan and all his imps could not scare Wyatt Earp." Masterson said of Earp that he was one of the few people he knew that was absolutely destitute of physical fear.
The fast draw thing is more of an old trope from dime novels that celebrated the gunslingers, and that trope later made it to film. That isn't a criticism of it of course, tropes exist for a reason and few things are more fun in film that an old fashioned quick draw duel.
The most feared gunslingers in history however weren't necessarily the quickest on the draw, and being quick wasn't regarded as the most essential trait to possess by people who actually were gunslingers.
I actually did competitive cowboy shooting for a while. You can be very accurate with quickdraw, out to 10 meters. Its all just practice
Cad Bane was modeled from Lee Van Cleef from “Good, the Bad, and the Ugly”. Clint had to kill him because he was the fastest threat, which is why Clint needed Tuco to be the extra threat to Sentenza that would slow him down enough for Blonde to kill him knowing Tuco was without ammo. The threat was enough to slow Sentenza to kill him. Outstanding tactics and subterfuge. Blondie comes out as the victor and Tuco gets a little something for himself. Tuco was a dirty filthy bandit, but blondie was a tactician. Sentenza (Angel Eyes) was a real threat and a stone cold killer. Blondie set this up perfectly.
Angle Eyes could easily match Blondie while Tuco is outmatched by both of them
I remember a great story about how Dannik Jerriko (basically a Star Wars vampire) considered Han Solo to have a more potent "luck" than any individual he'd ever met in hundreds of years. I love the idea that "luck" has objective existence within or even outside the force - despite what Obi-Wan says about it.
Personally I definitely think that Han is force sensitive hence his sometimes supernatural reflexes and reaction speed but because he's never had training in the force there's moments of inconsistency.
Han also regularly gets a 'bad feeling' before things go wrong. I've always thought that han was force sensitive.
i dont agree that Han is force sensitive but its interesting theory nonetheless
No, he just decided to murder Greedo before he saw him draw. He read the situation correctly.
Han probably isn't force sensitive enough to actually use the force actively like a jedi, but the force hightens his senses and reflexes which makes him able to draw so quick or feel when something bad is about to happen.
Superior pilot skills, super handy with a blaster, always with a bad feeling something is about to happen, above average gambling skills. I'd say Han was probably force sensitive, though not to the point of ever being considered for Padawan training even had he been identified in his childhood, which would have been difficult considering his upbringing. Who knows, he probably brought something to the gene pool when fathering a child with a force-sensitive Leia.
Timothy Oliphant (Cobb Vanth) always, always, plays a fast drawing gunslinger. I'm starting to think the actor is good at it.
Also, the Han Solo trilogy of books (Brian Daley) introduces the fastest of them all: Galandro. IIRC, he would fire three true shots while Han was still clearing his holster.
You should have timed Bobba Fett's draw in ROTJ thermal detonator scene in Jabba's Palace. It seems faster.
Calo Nord was the fastest but he was also stupid to think that would be enough against Revan.
I'm surprised IG-11 wasn't on this list.
That droid beat the speed of a gunslinger firing from the hip.
Good point
I wouldn't doubt he's faster than everyone, except maybe Cad Bane, but he's less a gunslinger than a literal gun.
A couple of my old instructors always stressed the speed of the draw. The faster you draw, the more time you have to aim.
Cad Bane number 1
Han was not shooting in response to Greedo's shot, he was already preparing to shoot him. And of course we cannot forget that Han actually shot first.
Han didn't just shoot first, he was the only one who shot. The revised scene where he allowed Greedo to get off a shot first was asinine and completely ruined his character. Han was a survivor, not some "woke" idiot who thought it was morally wrong to not let the bad guy get in his chance first.
Good point. Han already had drawn under the table long before he fired. Not technically a quick draw. They were both pointing their blasters at each other for a while. Greedo just didn't realize he had the business end of a heavy blaster pointed his way and missed his chance by attempting a villain speech. Han took a hint at the implied threat and shot first. Self defense under the NAP. Stupid, silly, crispy Greedo and his failure to shoot first.
"It's High Noon!" - Space McCree
We did see boba use jangos pistols in his first duel with Cad bane.
I love how the scene of Cad Bane vs Hunter is an almost exact recreation of Doc Holliday vs Johnny Ringo in Tombstone. Even with Cad tapping his belt like Doc
As a kid I always wanted the third movie to feature a standoff and draw between Boba Fett and Han. I used to play The Good, the Bad and The Ugly theme with my action figures and had them stand off and Han always got the upper hand. Gotta admit I felt robbed when that didn't happen in Return of the Jedi.
Next episode must be 10 best blaster pistols
dew it !
Han's Blastech DL-44 would probably rank pretty high, being a straight up Hand-Cannon to the point it was actually an outlawed weapon for its ability to make a mockery of military grade body armour. And yes, I know, Stormtrooper Armour has a reputation as being garbage, but pretty much anything short of Beskar will not stand up to a direct hit from a DL-44 according to most sources
Easily one of my favorite videos I've seen in a minute. Thanks, Al!
If the math is correct, Han has a ridiculous reaction time. The speed of light is 299792458 m/s. The time it would take light to travel 10 miles is around 0.000054 seconds.
Considering boba was drawing with a carbine instead of his sidearm I'd say that he's got a pretty impressive draw
Toro being number 1 was the ultimate plot twist of the century.
I like it, imagine if such a little shit just happens to have been the best gunslinger in the galaxy but that wasn't enough to keep him alive. His attitude and arrogance kept him from becoming a legend.
I was expecting Jango but I guess we don't really see much as far as quickdraw goes?
Fantastic video! I always loved how Cobb was set up as a super fast gunslinger, better than everybody around him.
Then, Cad shows up and all you can think is, "Please don't kill Cobb..."
Surprise #1, but I think you're correct in your analysis.
My real #1 goes to Cad, but like you said, we've not seen prime Boba.
Again, great, fun video.
Cad Bane said it himself. Your good, Boba, but I am better and have always been faster!
that was a cool video :D more of that!
Love your videos!
Really curious to see how Jango's quickdraw compares to Boba's
Light travels ten miles in 0.00005376 second. That is how time Han had to react when flying through the shield of Starkiller Base. If he didn't have a computer to make that cut-off, he is definitely force sensitive.
I'm the fastest. I'm done before I can even get my pants off
You be a super FREAK!
A little disappointed you didn't time Hunter's quick draw on the probe droid in the series premiere. I've always wanted to know how fast that was
Alan talking about how fast a gunslinger Han Solo is and at 3:42 he shows just how fast he can do a wardrobe change 😂😁
I saw your appearance on Jar Jar Studios channel. Loved it.
*#1 goes to Anakin Skywalker in the Clone Wars Lost Season..*
Anakin used twin blasters and was just screwing around, trying to impress Obiwan and it was scary. I am talking Devil May Cry Dante type scary.
Imagine being someone that hate blasters but still is one of the fastest and accuratest gunners in the galaxy.
Rex, Fordo, Beckett, and Jango would probably rank towards the top of this too, but I don't know if we get a clear shot of any of them quickdrawing to time them.
This was an awesome idea for a video! Sorry I was late commenting
Nobody brought this up but I think Cobb's shooting from the hip is a reference to one of his previous roles as Rayaln Givens in 'Justified'
Man, enjoyed that video quite a bit. Some surprises in there. I bet some of the actors involved would get a kick out of this. Reminds me of Clint Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef comparing their draw times.
CAD BANE - Accurate and Fast. And his Dead Dog Attitude . Does NOT lose his Cool . My Favorite .
Bob Munden was an absolute legend and now just is posthumously 🕊
On the accuracy bit, atleast for Munden, it wasn't too much an issue, because he practiced from the hip after developing a knack for the firing style early on in life if Im not mistaken. Watched the dude many times over the years even after his death, that quick draw double snap shot for "SuperHuman" was and still is one for the ages 🤘
I know in the old West End Games D6 Star Wars and some of the Dark Horse Star Wars comics they had matches called Blast Fights and those in it were Blaster Fighters .
Already know this video guna be 🔥 great idea however had the idea for this video 🔥
6:36 Actually we do see him draw with both of Jangos pistols in his standoff with Cad Bane in one of the many cancelled and unfinished arcs in The Clone Wars show, the clip of the shootout is available on TH-cam
Curious about Leia's time when she was injured but still took down two Stormtroopers
True, but she had her pistol out already, so not a quick draw.
@@ukmediawarrior Yeah less stand-off than the rest
She had already drawn while shielded by Han's body. So, not a quick draw.
Not only did the last guy not have much of an opponent since she was tied, they're standing pretty close so he didn't have to aim much compared to other draws
3:15 - Light travels 10 miles in ~53 microseconds. Fifty three one millionths of one second.
Just for funzies - what was Jyn Erso's reaction time with her batons during the melee round on Jedha? 🙂
Awesome video.
As Wild Bill Hickock once said, it's not the first/quickest shot that matters, it's the first accurate shot that counts.
I wish Boba had his father’s Westar’s in the “Mandoverse” - with Temuera coming back to play Boba, it would’ve just been cool, and I’m sure they could’ve been on Slave 1.
1:10 i want to see speed of this STORMTROOPER, he drawn his gun really fastly and hit him in shoulder. Is this a really even an stormtrooper?
Another great video before football 🏈 and I'm generation tech 😂
Solo got the shot against Greedo off so fast was because he was already drawing his weapon
You should do a best marksmen video as well
Man, I was working on this video for my channel but you beat me to it. Great video and awesome list. I will say I would have kept Cad Bane at number 1 and left that punk off the list completely. He drew faster in that scenario but he would have been killed by anyone else on your list. Still well done and I'm a new subscriber.
Jango fett should be #1! He literally outdrew the reflexes of the Jedi including a council member!
I just realized that Star Wars is a western cross with samurai films.
One part Western, one part Kurosawa film, one part Buck Rogers
Star Wars is a lot of things at root. Cyberpunk, samurai, ww2, political thriller, etc.
Hey Allen, I was wondering if you would do a series on all the battles and how you would go about winning if you were in command??
List of blasters to use by gunslingers in a quickdraw
1. WESTAR-34 blaster pistols
2. LL-30 blaster pistols
3. DL-44 heavy blaster pistol
4. DG-29 heavy blaster pistol
5. RSKF-44 heavy blaster
6. IB-94 blaster
7. HF-94 heavy blaster pistol
8. E-851 blaster pistol
9. Penetrator MB-450
10. Model 434 blaster pistol
Any more blasters I'm missing?
Cool List! I wonder if the Franchise knows about this ranking?
Han is the biggest damn mystery in Star wars to me. I'm just convinced he's so fucking charming even the Force has a crush on him.
2:40 The event you describe did not take place. My memory bank may have data deleted from it, but according to my memory core: official records show that Han shot first(also last, cause crispy Greedo no shoot back).
Also, yes, Han does have greater force sensitivity than the average citizen of the galaxy, though not enough to be a Jedi. The Star Wars CCG card for him placed him at "Force Attuned." This makes sense. It explains why he always gets a bad feeling before bad stuff happens. He likely is a faster shot than most. The faster shot is statistically much more likely to shoot first.....and also last.....cause the slow guy doesn't clear leather and stinks up some poor droidophobe's cantina.....like what happened.
It's really sad that the fastest gunslinger in the galaxy proved to be an idiot. I had hopes for him, too.
Always loved Han. Glad I'm not the only one who think he's Force sensitive.
This was a fun video! Popcorn for the brain.
7:11 "He does fire the second his elbow is locked out"
If he didn't that would kind of be sad
Just a suggestion but I think a video just like this bit about the people who can draw their lightsabers fastest would be pretty interesting too
10 Best Iaijutsu.
Wow, Jango didn't even make the list, 🤣
There was a guy named Gallandro who Han Solo wasn't too anxious to tangle with!
Okay... Not gonna lie, might get those samurai own a sabers... Pretty lit.
Go GO Jango
Nico Okarr. most would say hes not canon but thanks to what Faverau and Filoni are doing. he is now.
Cad Bane vs Gallandro. Now there’s a match i’d love to see
One major difference about blasters compared to real guns is that as one Mythbusters episode pointed out...blaster bolts are ridiculously slow. Like, there are NERF guns that shoot faster than the Blasters in Star Wars. And while it looks cool from our perspective to be able to see each blaster bolt move across the screen and hit targets, scientifically it makes zero sense considering they're supposed to be lasers...which move at the speed of light.
That’s probably because Blaster Bolts are not true lasers, they’re actually plasma which is far slower.
@@tnntaronewsnetwork4514 Except as Kyle Hill once pointed out...without any kind of powerful magnetic field to contain that plasma it would just disperse in a puff of hot gas the moment it exited the blaster barrel.
@@AceSpadeThePikachu Welp. To that we chalk up to sci fi magic
If you take a look at the unfinished episode of the Clone Wars episodes where Boba Fett is in a Dual with Cad Bane using his dad's pistols.
You can actually get pretty accurate with hip firing. You can also get pretty accurate with speed drawing and hip firing.
I'm sure if we'd ever gotten to see Boba at his prime, he might've been the fastest. He literally WAS the greatest Bounty Hunter of the galaxy prior to Episode 6 and his fall into the Sarlacc pit.
Han, had Harrison Ford been REALLY trained in quick-draw, probably would've been one of the fastest, but what we got in Episode 5 was him being DRAMATIC for us of the Audience. He full-arm drawed on Vader. Had he fired from the Hip, as he should have before fully extending his arm, we might've gotten one of the faster draws. Course... Vader would have Force Blocked or used his robot hand to catch the bolts as we saw. Obviously, shooting at a Sith Lord in full armor, with or without his Saber up, is still faulty to a degree, as I don't think even Palpatine or anybody else beyond Yoda could have blocked the shots using the Force. But obviously, that's for the topic of Force Blocking/Absorbing...
I have to agree that Cad is probably the best of the best, and only slower than Tora Calican because again, the kid was shooting at point-blank range.
Generation tech and Alan
I’ve done the math and figured out that light travels 1 mile in 5.3 microseconds so in ten miles Han Solo reacted in 53 microseconds or in 0.000053 seconds
Do bare in my math could be off
There is a deleted scene we’re boba Fett does a stand off with car bane during the clone wars. They both fired and hit each other at the same time. Boba came off better because he was wearing his fathers helmet.
WOW I'm definitely surprised that toro calican is #1, beating hunter, boba fett & cad bane. I do like that you included hunter, I love & enjoy rewatching his standoff against cad bane ESPECIALLY bcoz of that background music by Kevin Kiner.
Totally forgot about that last guy.
Bob Munden would smoke them all effortlessly.
I just knew that the number 1 spot was going to Jambi for what he did to the Jedi on Geonosis. That kid was unexpected 😒😒
There's a legends comic about a jedi after order 66 who absolutely annihilated an entire coliseum of outlaws after outdrawing on the planet's boss, who was a professional quick shot turned bad.
I wonder what sabine wrens time was when she stood off against the leader of the protectors.
another great video yes its true Star Wars has western roots
Han in the miniatures game had 1 force point
Number 1 was a shock. But you have to give credit where it's due.
I get that this video is based on the movies/shows but you really should have included six sister as a honorable mentions.