Reloading 2 At One Time - Tactical Reloads

Published on February 1, 2024
Duration: 0:36

This video by Johnny Q details the tactical reload, a technique used when a partial magazine remains but a full one is desired. It emphasizes retaining the partial magazine for potential reuse and stresses the importance of consistent, repetitive practice to achieve flawless execution under pressure. The demonstration showcases a striker-fired 9mm pistol with an optic.

Quick Summary

A tactical reload is performed when you have fired shots but still have ammunition remaining in the magazine. It involves swapping the partial magazine for a full one, crucially retaining the partial magazine for potential reuse when time and opportunity allow.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Tactical Reloads
  2. 00:04Scenario and Definition of Tactical Reload
  3. 00:11Execution and Retention Technique
  4. 00:21Training and Application Advice

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a tactical reload?

A tactical reload is performed when you have fired shots but still have ammunition remaining in the magazine. It involves swapping the partial magazine for a full one, crucially retaining the partial magazine for potential reuse.

How do you perform a tactical reload?

Retrieve a fresh magazine, swap it with the one currently in the firearm, and immediately retain the partially used magazine in a carrier. This should be done when time and opportunity allow, focusing on smooth, practiced movements.

Why is retaining the partial magazine important in a tactical reload?

Retaining the partial magazine is critical because it allows you to potentially reload it later or use it if the full magazine malfunctions. It's a more efficient use of ammunition and ensures you don't discard a usable round.

How often should one practice tactical reloads?

Repetitive practice is essential. You should practice until the movement becomes flawless muscle memory. This ensures you can perform the tactical reload efficiently and correctly when needed, especially under stress.

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