Handgun Slide Manipulations After an Emergency Reload

[@alanpennick1764]

Great instructor explains everything so well

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

Glad it was helpful!

[@onpsxmember]

Well done! You found a good level between the music and Rossen talking. The segues are shorter and less distracting. One potential downside of using front serrations is to get some of the meat in the ejection port and some have the serrations quite close to the muzzle. The upside of gripping in front is not moving the hand backwards over the other, the motion ends near re-establishing the grip. Only thing missing is the classes and upcoming dates.

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

Thanks! We really appreciate your advice! 🍻

[@DavidLopez-dr1eq]

I use the slide stop method seems to be fastest for me and the first method after 17/20 rounds gets hot

[@lukequigley121]

New sub man.. GREAT info.. Older dude w/ low arm strength , so the friction will not work w/out moderate pain.. I use the front of slide w/ thumb and 1st and middle fingers to pull back while pushing forward on grip..Can get rounds out in 2.1sec.. It's my best way.. Adapt and options.. AND the comment , " move your position for a way less target" YOU a great teacher.

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

Thanks for the sub! Welcome to the channel 👍🏻 We are glad you like the information here! Welcome to the world of Reactive Shooting Science!

[@alphaeligon9540]

Can't wait to get back on the range...with Instructor Rossen info and knowledge.

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

Let us know how you do!

[@alphaeligon9540]

@@TacticalPerformanceCenter Definitely will! Watching videos on pistol marksmanship, assault rifle marksmanship, and tactical shotgun basics (do have videos on revolver tactical shooting)? Great content...absorbing information!

[@82lowe36id]

Great topic. I run the CZ P07 and P09 as well and prefer using the slide stop to release the slide. It is nice and big and in the perfect location to use with the support hand thumb.

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

Right on

[@diosdadoapias]

being a user of the 1911 I use the slide-lock press to release the slide but when using other release method I prefer the slingshot method than the palm to release the slide just like it is done in the "Israeli Draw."

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

The idea is to use what works best for you👍🏻

[@diosdadoapias]

there is always one that is more efficient or better than the rest.@@TacticalPerformanceCenter

[@chadfontaine2717]

I use to use the slingshot method in IPSC all day, every day on a slide lock. It just felt fast and right. Looks cool too ;) 9 years later... using my Mantis X... I found out real fast that its not fast at all. I'm much quicker getting my grip and using the slide lock with my thumb.

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

Not many times do we go to the slide-lock in the IPSC match unless something goes wrong with the stage planning. If the start procedure is without a round in the chamber, it makes sense! That's where it is most applicable in practical shooting sports. IDPA is a different story. We agree with that.

[@chadfontaine2717]

@@TacticalPerformanceCenter haha ya. I should have clarified.. slide lock due to my stage math going out the window due to partially full mags, dud rounds and basically my own poor planning ;) I always slingshot or palm the first round into the chamber if the stage start is loaded :)

[@oldiescovers]

Wow! The Best

[@bardonut]

Over-grip ftw! Another great video. Wish the p-07 and p-09 were on the roster here in Cali. They are such good duty-guns. Rossen's guns seem to shoot flatter than anyone else's too haha.

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

It's time for a roster update!

[@woodystube1000]

Good informational video, but a lot of the comments seem to confuse "Emergency Reload" with "Competition Reload." An “Emergency Reload” assumes a real-world, high stress situation, and not competition or range practice/training. Your stress and adrenaline levels will be through the roof, your fine motor skills will be virtually non-existent, and your hands will turn into oven mitts with thumbs. You will not debate with yourself which reloading/slide manipulation technique to use. You will do (or attempt to do) EXACTLY what you always do at the range, without giving it a thought. Only one of the techniques shown in this video is realistic when your hands are basically oven mitts. If you expect to ever be in such an emergency situation, maybe you should practice the ‘over-grip” technique until it is muscle memory. If you do not expect to ever need it, then why do you carry and train? Just my opinion.

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

We should say pick up a technique that is the best for you and stick with it until it becomes a subconscious skill. The goal of the video is to show the pros and cons of the different techniques and that there is no universal one. We are individuals who have different coordination, strength, etc.

[@nikolarogachev9752]

Невероятно видео. Ако беше и на Български!😀

[@TRISKEL.ACADEMY]

Excellent performance as usually. We use and highly recommend the slower but most reliable and most universal - “over grip”. Well done.

[@anthonyluisi7096]

Have to agree here , this works under all undesirable conditions, hot , cold , wet , humid , dry , muddy , bloody , etc .. slower but works all The time !!!!

[@TRISKEL.ACADEMY]

@@anthonyluisi7096 very happy to hear that more of of us are at the same page 😄👍. In our academy we highly recommend that way of working with the slide.

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

We totally agree! Thank you for the feedback! 🍻

[@joaquinmariano6286]

Rossen you are Good!

[@PJ35]

Good video. Very helpful

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

Glad it was helpful!

[@alphaeligon9540]

Instructor Rossen...😇😇😇

[@RaiAli-kr4tm]

Nice job

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

Thank you! We are glad you like our content!

[@tbenson5966]

I’m fond of releasing the slide lock.

[@robertreynolds2726]

These are great videos. I was hoping to get to your class in indiana but unfortunately I work weekends.

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

We have an upcoming Handgun Mastery in Mesquite NV (45min from St. George UT) in Oct. tpc.corsizio.com/c/62ce6ef5e98eb303ead2b070

[@elvislima4310]

Muito bom padrão

[@isidrojrelias2996]

Sir, What Firearm you used in this video?

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

CZ P07

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

CZ P07

[@scottmac007]

where can I get one of those steel target stands?

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

We have had them for a very long time, we are not sure about the exact manufacturer. We will double-check and will let you know! 👍🏻

[@elmergando453]

Hi god bless

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

Amen!

[@pondacres]

Laughs at slide release in lefty.

[@TacticalPerformanceCenter]

You have two options: 1) to manipulate the slide catch lever with the index or middle finger of your support (control) hand (if you are lefty that means the right hand) which with some guns can be challenging; or 2) to manipulate the slide manually, using the slingshot or over grip method.

[@pondacres]

@@TacticalPerformanceCenter hi, it depends on the pistol. I can do pretty easily with my trigger finger with Beretta 92FS,, My other ones I slingshot.

[@9776]

👍👍👍

[@AjaychinuShah]

The Black Dude was awake for 1000 years total on and off before and during beginning of Time. From this pie, you had 120 years to complete all Skills and if possible Training. Never again, now, what's with that calibre thing do you reload before, really.

[@AjaychinuShah]

We could use you for Westerners crossing the border into Mexico, not other way around you Jalepeno.

[@billyo7932]

Video sucked but the music was great…said no one ever