Videos tagged with Competition Reloading

This guide details a technique for rapidly accessing and reloading shotgun shells using a specialized holder, as demonstrated by Ziga from Polenar Tactical. The King Competition Shotgun Shell Holder, made in Finland, features a mechanical locking mechanism with a button release for secure retention. The technique focuses on efficient shell retrieval and immediate use for reloads, particularly relevant for semi-automatic shotguns like the Benelli M4 in competitive or tactical environments.

This guide details a competition reloading technique taught by Khil Biray, an IPSC World Champion. The focus is on consistency, using the thumb for magazine release and the index finger as a guide for magazine insertion. Drills progress from dry fire to live fire, emphasizing smooth transitions and muzzle discipline during movement.

This guide details the 'violin reload' technique for shotguns, as explained by Chris Baker. It's a stable and efficient method for single-shell reloads, particularly useful for beginners and in competition, allowing the shooter to maintain weapon control and situational awareness. The technique offers advantages over traditional support-hand reloads in certain scenarios.

The Stoeger M3K is presented as an affordable, factory-ready competition shotgun for three-gun and bird hunting. It features an inertia recoil system similar to Benelli, an oversized bolt release and charging handle, and a widened loading port for faster reloads. While requiring a break-in period, it offers good value for its price point.

This guide details the one-shot reload technique for revolvers, crucial for Cowboy Action Shooting competitions. World Champion Jim Finch 'Long Hunter' demonstrates methods for Colt-style revolvers and Ruger Vaqueros, including a faster technique for free-spin cylinder models. Consistent practice is key to mastering these speed reloads.