How to TAC RELOAD the Hk 416 (or AR15/M16) #Shorts

Published on October 13, 2021
Duration: 0:43

This guide details the tactical reload technique demonstrated by Arm&Gun for the HK416 (or AR15/M16 platform). It emphasizes swapping a partially spent magazine for a full one while retaining the original, utilizing the 'claw' method for efficiency. The instruction highlights that no bolt release is needed if the hammer is already cocked, a crucial detail for smooth weapon manipulation.

Quick Summary

The tactical reload 'claw' method involves gripping a fresh magazine with your dominant hand, then using that same hand to 'claw' the magazine in the rifle. Press the release, swap the magazines, and stow the old one. No bolt release is needed if the hammer is cocked.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Tactical Reloading
  2. 00:16The 'Claw' Technique Demonstration
  3. 00:33Final Steps and Storage

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a tactical reload?

A tactical reload involves swapping a partially spent magazine for a full one while retaining the original for later use. This technique is performed to ensure a full magazine is ready without expending the partially used one, often done when there's a lull in the action.

How do you perform the 'claw' method for a tactical reload?

The 'claw' method involves using your dominant hand to grip a fresh magazine, then using the same hand to 'claw' the magazine already in the rifle. You then hit the mag release, swap the magazines, and stow the partially spent one.

Do you need to release the bolt after a tactical reload on an AR-15/HK416?

No, if the hammer is already cocked (as is typical after firing the last round from the previous magazine), you do not need to release the bolt. The fresh magazine insertion will chamber a round when the trigger is pulled.

What types of magazines were shown in the video?

The video specifically showcased Magpul PMAG 30-round magazines in both Flat Dark Earth (FDE) and grey color variants, highlighting common accessories for AR-15/HK416 platforms.

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