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    Me practicing Emergency Reloads


    I hope this is the best place to post this...

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQ4CYQCluwA

    Figured id make a video of my ER practice. no better way to learn then to watch yourself suck. obviously i need to keep training to get the muscle memory of the mag wells location... any other tips?
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    Might I suggest bringing the pistol in closer to your body on the reloads? You can keep the pistol in your line of sight while looking down range at the threat, but it is much easier to conduct the reload when doing so.

    Also, you may want to look at your mag placement and orientation. For mags on the support side, vertical orientation with the rounds pointed toward the center line are recommended. For rounds on the strong side, horizontal orientation with the rounds pointed upward is recommended.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jlweems View Post
    Might I suggest bringing the pistol in closer to your body on the reloads? You can keep the pistol in your line of sight while looking down range at the threat, but it is much easier to conduct the reload when doing so.

    Also, you may want to look at your mag placement and orientation. For mags on the support side, vertical orientation with the rounds pointed toward the center line are recommended. For rounds on the strong side, horizontal orientation with the rounds pointed upward is recommended.
    would the over all time from shot to shot be as fast if i brought the gun in and reloaded and then brought the gun back out and re-aquired the sight picture?

    also its hard to see in the video but im using 2 double stacked horizontal velcro mag pouches. bassically my options are only how i stick them in the pouches either bullets facing down or bullets facing up. also let me add that this setup is for "combat" not competition although this is what i use in competition aswell.

    I guess where i got the feel of keeping the gun all the way out is from rifle reloads. you keep your eye down the sights and reload blindly bassically. if its a piss poor way of reloading a handgun i have no problem switching it up.
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    While I am certantly no expert, what training I have had all concur with JLWeems suggestions. For weak side mags, mine are vertical, bullets down and facing forward. While you may (or may not) be slightly slower with follow-up shots by bringing the gun closer, it is certantly faster than fumbling with the reload while you remain locked out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheLaw View Post
    While I am certantly no expert, what training I have had all concur with JLWeems suggestions. For weak side mags, mine are vertical, bullets down and facing forward. While you may (or may not) be slightly slower with follow-up shots by bringing the gun closer, it is certantly faster than fumbling with the reload while you remain locked out.
    10-4.. ill have to flip my left side mag pouches vertical and see if that helps. thanks for the tips guys

    ill make a video while reloading by bringing the gun to me and also with the new mag pouch configuration. well see how it goes eh? lol
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    Another tip is to orient your index finger on the tip of the top round. This way you are "pointing" it into the magwell.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jlweems View Post
    Might I suggest bringing the pistol in closer to your body on the reloads? You can keep the pistol in your line of sight while looking down range at the threat, but it is much easier to conduct the reload when doing so.

    Also, you may want to look at your mag placement and orientation. For mags on the support side, vertical orientation with the rounds pointed toward the center line are recommended. For rounds on the strong side, horizontal orientation with the rounds pointed upward is recommended.
    I agree bring the gun in closer and in the line of sight. Watch this for a demonstration of what is meant.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAFxgQmxbGI

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    Nice video, Major... it shows exactly what you're doing and makes it easy for others to critique.

    It always amazes me at how specific most of you all are on small detailed issues... Issues that could make a big difference when seconds count... Good comments!
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    Quote Originally Posted by MajorFlinch View Post
    would the over all time from shot to shot be as fast if i brought the gun in and reloaded and then brought the gun back out and re-aquired the sight picture?

    also its hard to see in the video but im using 2 double stacked horizontal velcro mag pouches. bassically my options are only how i stick them in the pouches either bullets facing down or bullets facing up. also let me add that this setup is for "combat" not competition although this is what i use in competition aswell.

    I guess where i got the feel of keeping the gun all the way out is from rifle reloads. you keep your eye down the sights and reload blindly bassically. if its a piss poor way of reloading a handgun i have no problem switching it up.
    Yes, your overall times will be faster and you stand a MUCH lesser chance of dropping a mag.

    As for my recommendations for the mag orientation, that was based on combat/duty carry and not competition. You want to be able to draw the mag with your index finger along the front of it so that you basicly point your finger to the magwell. The method in which you are holding the mags leads to either dropping the mag or missing the magwell.

    I hope that doesn't read like I'm beating up on you as that isn't my intent.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sfguard View Post
    I agree bring the gun in closer and in the line of sight. Watch this for a demonstration of what is meant.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAFxgQmxbGI
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