Pump action & Semi-auto Shotgun Change-over drill.

This video is to assist with pump action and semi-auto shotgun work. While Sometimes during an engagement the nature of ammunition will need to be switched on the move. For an example; the magazine tube is loaded with bird shot or buck shot. Size of the target, distance to the target, potential of collateral damage/backstop, stopping power in relation to the intended target are some considerations for conducting a change-over drill. A smooth change-over drill allows the shooter to chamber a specific nature of ammunition in a timely fashion to ensure the desired affect.
Hope this helps.
Shoot straight, shoot safe.
Alway stay in the fight.
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[@flip97gt]

On the semi-auto, stage your slug on the foregrip before opening the action. Louis Awerbuck taught it that way.

[@davidf2092]

With the pump action you fired a round and then you pumped it, so as you say, you know there is birdshot/buckshot in the chamber. You also know there is at least one empty space in the magazine tube. The correct way to do the changeover at that point is to simply shove the desired slug shell into the magazine tube and pump the action. There is no reason to go through partially sliding the pump back, pushing the next shell into the tube and then fully ejecting the chambered shell.

[@nicholashanson837]

This dude is the best!

[@cesarmelchertvick919]

Congratulations

[@SynthRockViking]

Make sure ~click~ You don’t forget the safety 😅