Having consistency in your training is extremely important. Especially when it comes to being able to reload your firearm during a dynamic critical incident. Executive Director Rob Pincus shares some ideas to consider when practicing reloads.
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In my previous question, I’m not trying to say practicing reloading is not important, I’m just curious if anybody, besides law inforcement types have every had to reload, but I do think it is more apt to happen because of a malfunction rather than emptying the gun which leads me to say the reload for civilians should be practiced a lot more because of a malfunction than just reloading.
I was just wondering if there has ever been a documented case of a civilian, just a regular person, getting into a gun fight where they had to do a reload?