^^^Nice Shootin'.
I wasn't referring to being fast and sloppy.
There's no point in that.
The emphasis on accuracy should always be the goal.
But, in my mind at least (and sometimes a very fuzzy place to be), speed has to be a consideration for good accuracy.
For example, even at my advanced years and deteriorating eyesight, there's no problem hitting a clay bird at 50 yards with handguns.
(One of my favorite things to practice).
But only if I go very slowly and concentrate very hard on the fundamentals.
Try to speed up and forgetaboutit.
But there's plenty of folks who can do that with each and every shot with no more than 1/2 seconds or so between them.
They can be unequivocally be considered accurate shootists.