Competition Reloading: 101 Consistency and Efficiency - USPSA - IPSC - IDPA -Grand Master

The most important part of a reload is doing it efficiently and smooth. I see lots of shooters lose valuable time during there reload and wanted to address how I conduct my reloads and how to go about practicing them.
If you have an questions about the instruction or something you think could be added as well , leave a comment down below!

[@WestPat23]

Can’t Do Two Things Great at The Same Time solid last thought to end it on.

[@WestPat23]

Thank you for speaking to me directly in this video! Your presentation is excellent and quite helpful.

[@ikeo1]

Thanks for the smaller tips! I’ll be working on it.

[@dennysalisbury7471]

I appreciate you sharing this knowledge! Thank you!

[@k.c.91]

Great tips. Thank you.

[@jerryabrego8488]

Thank you, great information

[@johns6147]

Thank you.

[@drewmaruski8515]

Solid tips and I have found unneeded tension is what causes fumbles or not smooth reloads. Congrats Pan American match results at Florida 🤘🤘

[@brantleymerriam]

100% man. Tension is the cause of lot of bad things when it comes to shooting. Generally the more relaxed the better. Thanks man!

[@jonathanl2748]

At first glance, I thought this video was about reloading -as in using a Dillon machine. I stayed for the rest of the video. Well done! I’d be curious as to your thoughts on reloading your ammo with your brass, Bullets, powder, primers, etc….

[@whiteknucklemtb7511]

Do you mind telling me what holster you are using in this video? Any info will be appreciated!

[@brantleymerriam]

This was a Carey Concealment X1 Raptor