Knowing the different types of reloading procedures and when to use them is not only a fundamental, these same strategies and tactics are used by protection agencies and special forces.  Join Adam Painchaud as he walks you through the right and wrong way to perform tactical reloads, as well as differences in reloading and when to use them.

You’ll see what a tactical reload is, and why you would want to reload when you still have ammo. Be sure to note the safety steps you need to take whenever you do a magazine exchange. Discover what to do if you don’t have time for a tactical reload, and see where to store used and unused magazines properly. Adam will show you how to do a “swap” exchange, plus give you a best practice to always do after you pop in a new magazine. You’ll also hear why thinking you don’t pouch a half-empty magazine may not be true.

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Adam Painchaud is one of the most highly regarded small unit tactics and advanced firearms instructors in America. He is Army Ranger and Airborne qualified. Adam is a senior non-commissioned officer with nearly 22 years of experience in both active duty and reserves. He has completed federal investigations as well as protective services missions worldwide including missions for the war against terrorism.

Adam has since transitioned to being the President and Co-Founder of E3 Firearms Association, as he continues to serve as a police officer. Adam remains active helping with training agencies, SWAT teams, and the community. He is  dedicated to making a positive difference in the firearms community and in people’s lives. Adam is the driving force behind E3 Firearms Association.

Did you find this tutorial useful? How do you think you will apply this the next time you’re out on the range? Share your thoughts with us below.