A "tactical reload" is a crock, but if you want to practice it, knock yourself out. Military encounters aside, there's NEVER been a case of someone getting into a firefight, then somehow sensing a lull in the action, performing a 'tactical' reload, getting into ANOTHER firefight on the way home, running out of fresh ammo, remembering you might have one or two in your pocket (which one was it again?) being able to retrieve that mag amidst all the coins and keys then blow out all pocket lint from the mag, reload your gun, all while taking incoming fire, racking the slide and have THOSE 1-2 rds save the day.
I train with mostly military and ex-military gents so the tactical reload is something that is part of the training. Suffice it to say the shooitng world is diverse enough for all sorts.
