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docholiday · March 27th, 2013, 17:59

Good point. I think it depends.

Let's say you have a full secondary and only 1 mag left on your belt for your primary with 10 rounds in it. If in that case your primary goes dry i would speed reload the 10 round magazine if i can only engage the target with my primary due to distance.

If its close enough so I could effectively engage with my secondary I i would probably transition to that instead of speed reloading the primary.

However I need about 2 seconds to speed reload my primary so if I know i can take the target down with what i have left in my primary mag i will probably still speed reload the primary rather than going to my secondary. So for me i think it takes the same time to reload my primary or to draw my secondary.

I think it depends on how comfortable you are using your pistol vs your primary, good point though for people that like to transition!!

Thanks for the comment.

March 27th, 2013, 17:59	#3
docholiday docholidayy Trader rating Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Toronto	Good point. I think it depends. Let's say you have a full secondary and only 1 mag left on your belt for your primary with 10 rounds in it. If in that case your primary goes dry i would speed reload the 10 round magazine if i can only engage the target with my primary due to distance. If its close enough so I could effectively engage with my secondary I i would probably transition to that instead of speed reloading the primary. However I need about 2 seconds to speed reload my primary so if I know i can take the target down with what i have left in my primary mag i will probably still speed reload the primary rather than going to my secondary. So for me i think it takes the same time to reload my primary or to draw my secondary. I think it depends on how comfortable you are using your pistol vs your primary, good point though for people that like to transition!! Thanks for the comment.