Sneak Peek Tactical Lever Action!

Published on June 25, 2022
Duration: 0:39

This video demonstrates advanced tactical handling of a modernized lever-action rifle. It showcases rapid firing techniques, efficient reloading methods using a side saddle, and accurate engagement of steel targets at various distances in a desert environment. The instruction comes from Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical, an experienced shooter.

Quick Summary

Master rapid fire and efficient reloads with a tactical lever-action rifle. This expert drill demonstrates smooth cycling, quick loading gate techniques, and the use of a side saddle for faster ammunition access, all while maintaining accuracy on steel targets.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Rapid Firing Lever Action
  2. 00:11Lever Action Reload Technique
  3. 00:18Saddle Shell Reload
  4. 00:25Long Range Engagement

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I improve my lever-action rifle reloading speed?

To improve lever-action rifle reloading speed, practice consistently feeding cartridges into the loading gate with smooth, deliberate movements. Utilizing a side-mounted shell saddle can significantly reduce the time needed to access spare ammunition, allowing for quicker transitions back to firing.

What are the key components of a tactical lever-action rifle setup?

A tactical lever-action rifle setup typically includes an optic like an LPVO for versatile engagement distances, an M-LOK handguard for accessory mounting, a bipod or foregrip for stability, and a threaded barrel with a muzzle device or suppressor. A side saddle shell holder is also crucial for tactical reloads.

Is rapid firing a lever-action rifle practical?

Yes, rapid firing a lever-action rifle is practical with proper training. By mastering smooth cycling of the lever and trigger control, shooters can achieve a high rate of fire, making it effective for dynamic shooting scenarios and engaging multiple targets quickly.

What is the advantage of using a side saddle on a lever-action rifle?

A side saddle provides a convenient and accessible location to store spare ammunition directly on the rifle. This allows for much faster reloads compared to reaching for ammunition from a pouch or pocket, which is critical in high-stress or time-sensitive shooting situations.

More Training & Techniques Videos You Might Like

More from Roger Barrera (QVO Tactical)

View all →