Larry Eisenberg,
The Fastest Draw
(1963)
“ Amos Handworthy's eyes began to glow with a fire such as Manny Steinberg had never seen and it excited him that his work had brought on so wonderful a response. He slipped the new vest on Handworthy, handed him the wired holster and gun, and stepped back. After fastening his belt and readying himself, Handworthy drew as before and fired swiftly at the Marshal, who was firing back almost as rapidly. Suddenly Handworthy stopped and looked at his gun in dismay."My trigger's locked," he cried."He's killed you," said Manny drily. "You beat him to the draw, but he's hit you in the heart." ”
