New York reload
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A New York reload is used to refer to the action of drawing a second gun when the first jams or runs empty, rather than reloading the first, often providing a slight speed advantage. It originated with New York City policemen who would carry a backup revolver rather than an unwieldy speed loader.
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- Combat FAQ at Vaquero 760's Firearm Site
- Tactical reloads in ~spwenger's Defensive Use of Firearms guide
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