How to EMERGENCY RELOAD an AR #Shorts

Published on October 26, 2021
Duration: 1:00

This guide details the emergency reload technique for AR-15 platform firearms, as demonstrated by a high-authority firearms instructor. It covers the standard procedure of dropping an empty magazine, inserting a fresh one, and releasing the bolt. The video also highlights the advantage of the Magpul BAD Lever for faster bolt release using the trigger finger, emphasizing proficient weapon manipulation.

Quick Summary

Learn the emergency reload technique for AR-15 platform firearms. This involves dropping the empty magazine, inserting a fresh one, and releasing the bolt. For faster manipulation, the Magpul BAD Lever allows the trigger finger to release the bolt, speeding up the process.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Emergency Reloads
  2. 00:13Reload Techniques
  3. 00:32Standard Reload Procedure
  4. 00:39BAD Lever Advantage

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an emergency reload on an AR-15?

An emergency reload on an AR-15 platform occurs when the firearm is 'dry' (out of ammunition) and the bolt is locked back, indicating an empty chamber. This requires a specific technique to quickly chamber a new round and resume firing.

How do you perform a standard emergency reload on an AR-15?

To perform a standard emergency reload, maintain your rifle at the shoulder, hit the magazine release to drop the empty magazine, insert a fresh magazine firmly, and then use your thumb to slap the bolt release, chambering a new round.

What is the benefit of a Magpul BAD Lever?

The Magpul BAD Lever (Battery Assist Device) allows the shooter to release the bolt using their trigger finger instead of the traditional thumb slap on the bolt release. This can significantly speed up the emergency reload process.

What firearm is shown in the video demonstrating the emergency reload?

The video demonstrates the emergency reload technique on a Sig Sauer MCX Rattler, chambered in .300 Blackout, highlighting its use with aftermarket accessories like the Magpul BAD Lever.

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