Okay so what we're going to do now is a basic magazine change.
Okay.
We're gonna go, we know the pistol is down to four or five, six rounds something left
in it.
We're not sure exactly where so we're kind of anticipating a magazine change anyway.
So what I'd like for you to do next is I'm gonna show you how to make a basic pistol
magazine change efficiently.
Now anybody can thumble through a magazine change but there's some basic that we'll do
to make an efficient magazine change that'll make it work better.
So if you don't mind let me see the pistol.
I'll demonstrate first for you.
Let me see the magazine you have here.
Okay. First thing we want to do when making a magazine
change.
And you come out of your holder.
What I want for you to do is always position your magazine where you're going to be holding
it like this.
Yeah.
When it comes out of the holder, this finger right here is going to be the pointing toward
the bullet portion of the cartridge.
So you run your pistol dry.
All right.
So next thing you do is, I want you to come in like this to where you still have your
target down range inside.
Your still in your stance the pistol comes up here in front of your face.
Drop this mag out all right.
And you come up with this one. All right we have this finger, index finger,
indexed so we're not really looking at the pistol but it's right here in our peripheral
vision.
We're still watching our target out here.
So you look up like this, insert the magazine.
Drive it home hard!
Slide will be back, what you'll do is instead of using this slide cock lever I'm gonna ask
you to just jerk back on it, let it slide home.
Back on target take your shot.
Okay ready.
All right.
Drop the mag.Bring it into you, bring the pistol up closer. Right drive it home.
Right okay three shots.
Okay, close your pistol we'll talk about it.
All right very good, very good job on the first try.
Your grip is fantastic so you really learnt a lot on that first lesson.
You got that going on so that's good.
You're hitting what you're shooting at.
Couple of things I saw that you probably need to work on improving.
When you got ready to drop the magazine you still left your grip way out here.
Okay.
Once you get through, pull back go ahead and bring that in here simultaneously.
Hand goes down to the magazine carriers, pistols here we're looking at our target.
And the magazine is getting dropped.
It's kind of a three-stage process.
All that one time.
So pistol comes in here, you got a safe direction from the muzzle up.
Your mashing the magazine slide I'm sorry magazine release, magazines dropping out and
all at the same time your gong for your other magazine.
Just kind of one fluid motion.
In, back, back on target.
Finish out your rounds.
Cool.
So otherwise fantastic job you're doing a good job, well lets go and have a look at
the group.
So I know this was my first shot because I felt myself pulling it down.
And a couple of things in there, I had to readjust what I was shooting because I felt
my front finger going in front of that trigger guard again.
And I had to pull it down because I think that's what, when I saw this one go low, my
finger was on the trigger guard and I just moved it underneath.
I did notice you readjust your grip lifted lifted everything straight away.
Other than that its one, it's a fantastic group.
You know so your fundamentals have really improved from up here.
Its just phenomenal I would say when you go back, go back home and practice a little bit.
Just take those fundamentals go slow, methodical, steady.
Come out you know and just take some really slow shots, slow stroke in your position.
Slowly speed things up.
You know sometimes slow is fast.
In some tactics, sometimes we can actually overdo it with speed.
And so what we want to do is build a really good basis and base for what we're doing and
after that we'll work our way up in speed.
So id say start right where you're at, continue with that grip.
Sideline, trigger control things you're doing and just slowly progress and build that up
you've got a fantastic basis.
Perfect, well thank you very much indeed Harold I really appreciate it you're doing a good
job.
Thank you practice is all I need to do now.