Tactical Training Techniques: The Easy Way To Load Pistol Magazines with Alien Gear Holsters скачать в хорошем качестве

Tactical Training Techniques: The Easy Way To Load Pistol Magazines with Alien Gear Holsters

Here's a great tactical training tip - there's an easier way to load pistol magazines without giving yourself arthritis in the bargain. Another top tip? Have a few mag carriers for your next trip to the range. Get some here: https://aliengearholsters.com/mag-car... Loading pistol magazines by hand is normally difficult due to the spring tension. Loading a double-stack magazine or compact single-stack magazine isn't incredibly easy, especially if you don't have considerable hand strength. If you're loading magazines repeatedly, it gets tiresome after a few repetitions. If you're spending all day at the range, you're looking at hand cramps by mid morning. So here's a smarter method, shown to us by Jason Beighley of Skeleton Key Tactical. You grasp the magazine with just the fingers of the weak side hand, leaving the thumb free. Insert the first round or two, which usually are easy to insert. Take the next round you're going to insert in your thumb and forefinger of your dominant hand, and put the base of the cartridge across the case of the top round in the magazine. Push down on your strong side thumb with your weak hand thumb, depressing the top round with assistance. As the top round goes below the feed lips, rotate the case of the cartridge you're pushing the top round down with in place and seat fully into the magazine. This method takes a little time to develop rhythm with, but once you've got it you'll notice that it saves you a lot of pain in the long run. You can get pretty quick with it too. You can also check out some other great training tips and concealed carry gear at: https://aliengearholsters.com/ Alien Gear Holsters can also be found on these social media channels: Facebook:   / aliengearholsters   Twitter:   / aliengholsters   Instagram:   / aliengearholsters   YouTube:    / aliengearholsters