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Practice Your Reloading Skills | Tactical & Emergency Reloads

The Two Most Important Types of Reloads in a Defensive Situation. If you are someone who strives to be a well rounded defensive pistol shooter or professional end user, the reload is ever so important. Not all reloads are created equally. Two reloads which are paramount with a defensive handgun are the emergency reload and tactical reload. Knowing the when and how to employ these two types of reloads could make or break you. We’ve just switched over to AXIL for hearing protection, and I wish I would’ve sooner! Click here to see what I’m wearing and use code HFS15 to save yourself some bread: https://bit.ly/3rSPAoH Emergency Reloads: Your gun is empty and you still have a threat which needs to be stopped, this means you need to perform an emergency reload and quickly get rounds back in the gun. The condition of the gun will be slide locked to the rear with an empty magazine in the gun. This will need to be performed quickly and efficiently. The full magazine will be retrieved as you simultaneously are releasing the empty one from the pistol. Many people get hung up on keeping your eyes on the threat, but you will need to glance at the magwell as you insert because if you miss or fumble the reload, it will cost you way more than the half a second you take your eyes off the threat. Emergency reloads need to be automatic causing you to reload nearly without thought. Adding movement into the training of reloads will show your deficiencies and will tell you immediately if the emergency reload is an automatic response to an empty gun. Other great ways are to add stress, target transitions or an unknown number of rounds into each magazine and see how you respond. Tactical Reloads: The tactical reload is often overlooked but believe it or not, would likely be used more often in real world domestic conflicts. The purpose of a tactical or tac reload is to top off the gun with a full magazine. Self defense and officer involved shootings around the United States show us the people involved rarely use all the rounds in the gun. This means the tac reload should be completed once it's reasonable or “safe” to do so. Tac reloads are always done when there is a lull in the gunfight and while using cover. Unlike an emergency reload, they are methodical and the magazine in the gun will be retained when switched out to a full magazine. Retain the partially full magazine on your person in a location where it could be retrieved quickly if need be. Important things to remember with a tac reload are they are done when there is a lull in the gunfight, behind cover and the used magazine will be retained for possible future use. Always keep in mind that with a tac reload, you are doing it to top off your gun because it’s reached a point in time during that lethal force encounter where you can complete it without putting yourself or others at a disadvantage. Emergency reloads and tac reloads are extremely important and they need to be practiced to perfection. They both have a place in your arsenal and knowing when to use them is what’s important. Practicing these two types of reloads can be done with dry fire or on the range with live rounds if your budget allows. Regardless, train, train and train some more because it could be the difference between winning and losing. Products used in video: Springfield Armory XDM Elite Tactical OSP 9mm w/ Hex Dragonfly Hornady American Gunner 9mm XTP Blue Alpha Gear Molle Double Belt Rig Blackhawk Omnivore Streamlight TLR1 HL HSGI Taco double pistol mag pouch Patrol Incident Gear Delta Gloves law enforcement Hope you enjoyed this reloading video here at Hunt Fish Shoot! If you are looking for gun reviews, tactical training, or other gun related content be sure to subscribe and we will see you next time! #TacticalReloading #EmergencyReload #TacticalTraining