zignal_zero
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STEEL TALON nailed it! Until I saw his post, I thought nobody was gonna mention rotation. That's how I was trained, in the academy - don't be lazy, if you take the round out of the chamber, you take EVERY round out of the magazine and line them up. Then, you put the previously chambered round in the bottom and reload the mag. This means you can unload yer gun 13-15 times before you need to worry about dumping yer HP's into a backstop 
And, much like COALMAN, I will just "ride the slide". Yes, it is definitely bad practice, but if you can train yerself to do it when it's appropriate and to NOT do it when it isn't, it isn't a big deal. It's like running a redlight at 0200 compared to 1730, same offense, different ramifications
I noticed it most on .40 Cal Glocks.
And, much like COALMAN, I will just "ride the slide". Yes, it is definitely bad practice, but if you can train yerself to do it when it's appropriate and to NOT do it when it isn't, it isn't a big deal. It's like running a redlight at 0200 compared to 1730, same offense, different ramifications
I noticed it most on .40 Cal Glocks.
