If you’re in a gunfight, a speed reload or tactical reload must be done as quickly and efficiently as possible, because every fraction of a second counts. Travis Haley of Haley Strategic Partners discusses the biomechanics of body movement and how that relates to the placement of a spare magazine on the belt. Which placement and angle of the spare magazine holder will allow you to do the fastest reload of your life?
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