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Reloading: Slide Stop, Slingshot or Over the Top?

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There are many strong opinions about how one should go about reloading. Should they use their slide stop/slide release, use the slingshot method, or how about the over the top method? In this video, after training with numerous experts, Myles shares what he has experienced and the common denominators he has noticed among all instructors.

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