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* ''Film/TheMasterGunfighter'' is [[TheAtoner reluctant to kill]] so in one scene he tucks his hands into his belt to show he has no intention of drawing. When the villains are about to shoot him anyway (in fairness, they even give him a warning shot) he draws and kills them both.
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* ''Film/TheMasterGunfighter'' is [[TheAtoner reluctant to kill]] so in one scene he tucks his hands into his belt to show he has no intention of drawing. When the villains are about to shoot him anyway (in fairness, they even give him a warning shot) he draws and kills them both.both, before one of them can pull the trigger of a pistol aimed at his head.
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* ''Film/TheMasterGunfighter'' is [[TheAtoner reluctant to kill]] so in one scene he tucks his hands into his belt to show he has no intention of drawing. When the villains are about to shoot him anyway (in fairness, they even give him a warning shot) he draws and kills them both.
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* ''Series/Hunter1984''. Hunter kills a Central American diplomat who raped his partner Dee Dee [=McCall=]. A later episode has the man's brother turning up for revenge. He's a fan of Westerns so he kidnaps Hunter and says he will duel him for his life. Hunter shoots the gun out of his hand, then repeatedly shoots the pistol as the man keeps grabbing for it. This was despite a previous episode where Hunter ridiculed the idea of BlastingItOutOfTheirHands.
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* ''Series/Hunter1984''. ''Series/Hunter1984''
** In "The Shooter", a guy on a motorbike goes around challenging police officers to a quick draw shootout and killing them. This is because of a WildWest arcade game in his favorite bar where he's routinely the best, and he goes after people who beat his high score. Rick Hunter deliberately scores higher on the game because he knows it will draw out the cop killer, but when the killer goes to challenge him, Hunter turns around with his gun already drawn. He flees but the chase ends with Hunter holding him at gunpoint, whereupon the killer proves he's TooDumbToLive when he tries drawing despite Hunter's clear advantage.
** Hunter kills a Central American diplomat who raped his partner Dee Dee [=McCall=].A later The episode "High Noon in L.A." has the man's diplomat's brother turning up for revenge. He's a fan of Westerns so he kidnaps Hunter and says he will duel him for his life. Hunter shoots the gun out of his hand, then repeatedly shoots the pistol as the man keeps grabbing for it. This was despite a previous episode where Hunter ridiculed the idea of BlastingItOutOfTheirHands.
** In "The Shooter", a guy on a motorbike goes around challenging police officers to a quick draw shootout and killing them. This is because of a WildWest arcade game in his favorite bar where he's routinely the best, and he goes after people who beat his high score. Rick Hunter deliberately scores higher on the game because he knows it will draw out the cop killer, but when the killer goes to challenge him, Hunter turns around with his gun already drawn. He flees but the chase ends with Hunter holding him at gunpoint, whereupon the killer proves he's TooDumbToLive when he tries drawing despite Hunter's clear advantage.
** Hunter kills a Central American diplomat who raped his partner Dee Dee [=McCall=].
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* ''Film/{{Surrounded}}'': Mo always manages to outdraw every opponent she faces in the film.
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* ''Series/LawmenBassReeves'': Bass shows himself to be one in the first episode while pulling a revolver and shooting dead three slave patrollers within seconds. This continues throughout the series.
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* ''Anima/YuGiOh5Ds'': The Crashtown arc features duels in the titular town that emulate this. The duel disks are shaped like guns, and the first turn goes to whoever sets up their duel disk and draws their starting hand first. While this doesn't necesarily guarantee victory, going first is a huge advantage in the game.
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* ''VideoGame/PizzaTower'': Upon depleting the last of The Vigilante's HP, he'll rope you into a draw duel for one last attack, and you have to fire first to finish the fight.
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* ''VideoGame/PizzaTower'': Upon depleting the last of The Vigilante's HP, he'll rope you into a draw duel for one last attack, and you have to fire first to finish the fight. When playing as The Noise however, he'll automatically shoot first before the draw prompt appears.
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* ''Film/SevenMenFromNow'': After every one of the seven robbers is killed, Stride and Masters have a face-to-face showdown; things are quickly settled as Stride kills Masters by simply pulling out his gun faster.
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* ''TabletopGame/ChroniclesOfDarkness'': The Quick Draw Merit lets a character draw their weapon and make an attack in the same turn. It explicitly stacks with the first dot of the Firefight Fighting Style, which adds a character's Firearms skill to their initiative when they use a gun.
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* In ''Film/{{Serenity}}'', Mal finds himself up against The Operative who is a more skilled opponent, but Mal has a faster draw as seen in their final confrontation. The Operative's StaticStunGun ''is already drawn'' and Mal still draws and fires before the Operative can get a shot off, sending him diving for cover. This is pointed out in the film's commentary.
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* In ''Film/{{Serenity}}'', ''Film/Serenity2005'', Mal finds himself up against The Operative who is a more skilled opponent, but Mal has a faster draw as seen in their final confrontation. The Operative's StaticStunGun ''is already drawn'' and Mal still draws and fires before the Operative can get a shot off, sending him diving for cover. This is pointed out in the film's commentary.
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* ''Film/LeProfessionnel'': Though Beaumont has a chance to shoot Rosen in the back during the climax, he calls out and gives him a chance to drawn his gun. Cue a classic staredown followed by a quick draw.
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* ''Film/LeProfessionnel'': Modern day (then-[[The80s 80s]]) example. Though Beaumont has a chance to shoot Rosen in the back during the climax, he calls out and gives him a chance to drawn his gun. Cue a classic staredown followed by a quick draw.
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* ''VideoGame/HornOfTheAbyss'': Being based on archetypal cowboys, Gunslingers and Bounty Hunters have the preemptive shot ability. If they're targeted by an enemy shooter in combat, they'll pull out a quick draw pistol and fire at their attacker before they even have a chance to shoot.
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* In the first ''Film/RushHour'' movie, Detective Carter is able to drop from a standing position, fire an ankle-holstered gun, stabilize his aim with his off-hand, and get a kill shot, in the time it takes the assassin Sang to draw and shoot a waist-holstered gun. In the second film, in the time Kenny takes to assume his fighting stance, Carter has his gun out and aimed at Kenny's ''head''. Because of the over the shoulder camera shot, viewers can see Jackie Chan's Inspector Lee visibly startled. An earlier shot does show that about 8 seconds prior, Carter has his hands on his hips, and subtly moved his suit jacket out of the way of his draw, in case the weapon was necessary.
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* In the first ''Film/RushHour'' movie, Detective Carter is able to drop from a standing position, fire an ankle-holstered gun, stabilize his aim with his off-hand, and get a kill shot, in the time it takes the assassin Sang to draw and shoot a waist-holstered gun. In the second film, in the time Kenny takes to assume his fighting stance, Carter has his gun out and aimed at Kenny's ''head''. Because of the over the shoulder OverTheShoulder camera shot, viewers can see Jackie Chan's Inspector Lee visibly startled. An earlier shot does show that about 8 seconds prior, Carter has his hands on his hips, and subtly moved his suit jacket out of the way of his draw, in case the weapon was necessary.
