Videos tagged with Firearm Reloading

This guide demonstrates the proper technique for using a speed loader with a revolver. It covers loading cartridges into the speed loader, locking them in place by twisting the central mechanism, and then efficiently transferring them to the revolver's cylinder. The process emphasizes a quick and secure reload, even with minor grip obstructions on the firearm.

This guide details the operation of the Dade Speedloader, an early revolver accessory patented in 1970. It covers the push-button release mechanism and coil spring retention for loading cartridges into revolvers like the Colt Trooper Mk III or Smith & Wesson 686. The video highlights its historical significance and practical use, while also noting a potential drawback of accidental cartridge release.

Clint Morgan differentiates between tactical and speed reloads. Tactical reloads involve topping off a partially depleted magazine during a lull, retaining the original magazine. Speed or combat reloads are for immediate re-engagement when the firearm is dry, prioritizing speed over magazine retention. The decision hinges on the urgency of the situation and the availability of cover.

This video captures a firearms training exercise, specifically an urban barrier drill. Key moments include commands for readiness, engaging targets, and executing reloads under pressure. The participants are shown practicing tactical maneuvers and weapon manipulation in a simulated urban environment.

This video centers around a 'No Look Reload Challenge.' While specific firearm models, calibers, manufacturers, or detailed techniques are not mentioned in the provided title and description, the title itself strongly implies a focus on the action of quickly and efficiently reloading a firearm without visual aid. This suggests a potential emphasis on speed, dexterity, and practiced muscle memory in a shooting context.

This YouTube video demonstrates a technique for performing a speed reload. While the specific firearm and caliber are not detailed, the focus is on an efficient method to quickly replenish ammunition. The description includes promotional links to TENICOR, suggesting a potential connection to holsters or other firearm accessories.

This video provides a tutorial on performing a tactical reload, which involves replacing a partially used magazine with a full one while retaining the old magazine. The presenter, Jeff, demonstrates the technique, emphasizing its proactive application rather than a reactive necessity. The video also highlights the importance of mindset and skill in tactical situations, with links to TENICOR's shop and social media for related equipment and content.

This video provides a tutorial on how to perform a tactical reload, a crucial skill for firearm proficiency. It focuses on the technique and execution of quickly and efficiently reloading a firearm during a critical situation. The content is aimed at individuals seeking to enhance their defensive shooting capabilities.

The Yankee Marshal hosts an open chat podcast discussing various firearms topics, viewer questions, and community support for the Pets and Vets Program. Topics range from single-shot firearms and their utility to specific handgun models like the Dan Wesson DWX, Glock variants, and revolvers. The discussion also touches on firearm maintenance, refinishing with Cerakote, and the aesthetics of different firearm designs, including the minimalist appeal of Glocks versus more complex polymer frames. The host emphasizes practical considerations for carrying firearms and the importance of choosing a firearm one shoots best.

This video focuses on handloading ammunition for the 32 ACP caliber. It specifically details a load using 71-grain hollow-point (HP) bullets with Hodgdon's Hi-Vel No. 2 (HP-38) powder. The content is geared towards reloaders and those interested in specific bullet weights and powder combinations for the 32 ACP cartridge, likely for performance tuning or specific applications.

This video critiques the unrealistic 'Black Widow' reload technique seen in media, highlighting its impracticality under stress. It demonstrates and explains the proper 'workspace' method for reloading firearms, emphasizing efficiency and reliability to avoid fumbling and potential fatal errors during a firefight.