Conquer the common mag-release blunder with my go-to reload technique—reload faster and smarter. ⚡ #firearmtraining #tacticaltraining #reloadtechnique #sobtactical

ken shelton

Midway, TX · 4 days ago

I keep both hands on my weapon and use my non-shooting hand to drop the mag unless it's a revolver, the cylinder release is back far enough that I can use my thumb for brass dump.

Paul Feasal

Glendale, AZ · 4 days ago

He has the dexterity to push it. Its because of the way his thumb is shaped, like mine. I don't have that big of hands but because of my thumbs position I could push it and it would release from my firing position. Some people don't have their tumhumbs out and they can't use their thumbs as well. They are at a disadvantage. This guy because of his thumb shape will also hit you harder then anybody you will fight. He will also have a stronger grip and more strength then what he looks like.

CM

11 hours ago

Basket weavers grip allows you the keep your point of aim as well as support for the firearm.

Jason Hill

South Ogden, UT · a day ago

I carry an Hk Vp9, the ambidextrous mag release is in trigger guard. fantastic improvement.

Zk Sharpe

Bridgeport, CT · 2 days ago

He wants to spill the “Tea” so bad he can taste it

Connie Lingus

4 days ago

Thats a 1/2 second adjustment with an empty gun. Not significant enough to matter if you’ve practiced.

Get out of my Space

Crawfordville, FL · 6 days ago

This is John "Shrek" McPhee, a Delta Force Sergeant Major in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. He was known as the Sheriff of Baghdad and was a one man army!! He did a bunch of solo missions in hostile territories and was once an undercover cab driver in Baghdad. While he might not look super intimidating here, he was a guy with a plan, super smart, with cahones of steel. Everybody respected this dud cus he would handle it and take no prisoners once he got intel.

Chad King

Halethorpe, MD · 6 days ago

I thought that was Brett Favre because I skipped past it too fast at first.