6. Ruger Gunsite Scout Rifle -- Reloading

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The over whelming reception of Ruger's Gunsite Scout Rifle prompted us to put together an introductory video series on how to properly train with this versatile tool. So we went to the birthplace of the Scout Rifle and teamed up with Gunsite Range Master Il Ling New, an expert in long gun training, to bring you a series packed with useful information on how you can get the best out of your Ruger® Gunsite Scout Rifle.
In this episode Il Ling demonstrates how to efficiently switch out magazines.

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1 окт 2024

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@jeffadams9807 Год назад

I Want Me 1 Of Those Rifle's...

@EZCProductions 7 лет назад

Love watching your videos; great info and teacher!

@RugerFirearms 11 лет назад

You can find full specs for the Gunsite Scout Rifle at Ruger.com I believe the answer you are looking for is a twist rate of 1:10

@aaronwilcox6417 Год назад

Yikes, that's complicated. It would be fine on a range but in the reality contest when you need rounds immediately you drop the mag and insert the fresh one.

@MyHollowpoint 11 лет назад

Got one, love it !

@dtna 3 года назад

I noticed that you stopped being an instructor at Gunsite. Are you still teaching?

@cgvhjm Год назад

You guys need to start production back up

@whiterabit09 3 года назад

need to fix your playlist

@themadminuteman 11 лет назад

This is more of an admin reload than a combat/high stress/speed reload, hence her not dropping or throwing the mag away.

@FFFre4k 11 лет назад

I wonder if its easier to use other techniques when you have a weapon which mags have to be insterted in an angle like here. You make the same amount of hand movements if you just take the mag out and put it in to your dummy pouch, take a new mag from a holster when you hand is in that area and instert the mag in to you gun. This lets you to do the loading action quicker too and you dont have to brake your fingers. Im not an expert or anything but thats looks overcomplicated.

@ttodusgc 11 лет назад

This is a very effective reloading or “topping off” technique. You maintain control over your mags and with practice, very smooth… also effective with handgun reload. Remember this is a topping off reload…In a “gunfight” you would use a different technique to drop the mag and reload before it hits the deck.

@MavHunter20XX 11 лет назад

They did, it's called the tactical

@noway63244 11 лет назад

I prefer Ruger's smaller polymer mags for this rifle.

@teamhinson 11 лет назад

I love Ruger and I own several. This reloading technique, however, seems to have the fresh mag in a very unsecure position as it comes up to the gun. In a high stress situation, I see this technique being very difficult to carry through effectively without dropping the mag. Just my .02.

@rustyshackleford17 7 лет назад

This is a modern reload for an "ancient" style of rifle which is why it is so funky. In the tacticool world, this is an admin reload. You have all the time in the world to reload your gun but you're still trying to be as efficient as possible with your reload. While everyone uses weakhand reloads, she uses strong hand presumably for less movements needed. Ultimately, it really is a worthless reload that requires a lot of precision. Again, you have all the time in the world to reload, you don't have to be super efficient with your movements. Under a stress full situation, look at the various AK emergency reloads. Using your new mag to kick out the old. Thumbing the old mag away.