What is up everybody joined here today by Mr. Adam Maxx, excuse me, Grand Master?

Oh wow.

Oh wow. Just Adam will do. Okay we'll go Adam from here on out.

Gonna talk about something that I think is really cool. Something that maybe goes

somewhat overlooked. You can tell me that at least overlooked by some people.

executing a fast and efficient meg changes.

There's definitely a lot of opinions about it.

Okay, okay. What would be some of those opinions?

Well, it's kind of one of those things that a lot of people think, well, yeah, I'll just do what works for me, but as you

whittle it down and really think about it, like everybody kind of ends up in the same place because

with the same methodology you mean similar anyway because the end state the end state is with the magazine going in here.

Like, so everything you do, every millimeter you get away from this position adds time.

So it's just a matter of how fast do you want to go, how important it is, and what

other caveats are there behind doing your fast reload, you know, are you doing it in a competitive environment where it's a

essentially a scored skill is it is it a

Because just because the longer it takes you to do it it's going to cost you time it's

engineered into the game so they they set you know in US PSA and the other action

sports they essentially make the course long enough that you don't have enough

bullets so you have to execute a magazine change at some point and that gets into strategy of the game. So where are you going to do that?

You know is it more advantageous to do it one place versus another?

Maybe try to get two in instead of one?

That kind of stuff. So it is, it is a piece of the strategy in the action shooting sports as you transition more into

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