There are no "ninja like skills", it is called common sense. You don't stand there and shoot. You try to protect yourself with a hard surface between you and the bad guy. This allows you the extra time to reload and negates a need for rapid fire cause he'll either get behind cover too or die from calm, accurate shots from the revolver. The less-effective part of this has literally stemmed down to less capacity and your inability to shoot it accurately.
I'm not against the pistol. I'm against the idea that the revolver is less effective in real world situations. I think we've all expressed our opinions on the matter thoroughly enough. I'll finish though by asking, how do you know? "Shooting a DA revolver quickly and accurately requires a lot of work, a lot more than an auto, and I don't see the need to put in the extra work to master a less-effective weapon." If you don't feel like putting the time in, obviously you can't know if it is so difficult to run one. Watching YouTube will never answer the question of what you yourself can do.
I'm not against the pistol. I'm against the idea that the revolver is less effective in real world situations. I think we've all expressed our opinions on the matter thoroughly enough. I'll finish though by asking, how do you know? "Shooting a DA revolver quickly and accurately requires a lot of work, a lot more than an auto, and I don't see the need to put in the extra work to master a less-effective weapon." If you don't feel like putting the time in, obviously you can't know if it is so difficult to run one. Watching YouTube will never answer the question of what you yourself can do.