To perform a tactical reload, the revolver is placed in the palm of the left hand, just as suggested in the revolver speed reload.

With practice, most of us have learned to speed reload an autoloader without ever looking at the pistol or the magazines. Unfortunately, we cannot do the same with a revolver.

The pocket revolver is carried in the right front pocket. I use Sticky Holsters for this purpose. The primary reload, which should be a speedloader, goes in the same pocket, in front of the revolver.

Reloaders can geek out endlessly with a computer program called QuickLOAD. I learned about it while visiting with Bill Pool, gunsmith and owner of Arkansas Gun Traders in Benton. I was riled up ...

Ammunition shelves are running bare in gun shops across America, forcing gun owners to consider other options, like reloading used casings or making their own ammo. But they're running into supply ...

This post describes the speediest means of reloading firearms in the 19th century. The main focus is not the ammunition capacity of any particular type of arm, but rather how quickly various arms ...

Reloading a S&W revolver was faster than reloading a pre-1858 cap-and-ball revolver; cap-and-ball reloading became much quicker starting in 1858, thanks to a Remington patent discussed in the next ...