Since my experience to this point (and may it always remain so) has been at a conventional range, I drop the magazine first.cyphertext wrote:I say that "Tap, Rack, Bang" is the proper procedure on a two way range (i.e. firefight). The object of the procedure is to get you back into the fight ASAP. If the weapon does not fire at that point, it is time to take cover and clear the stoppage.
On a nice sunny afternoon at the local public range though, the proper procedure would be to remove the magazine, observe the stoppage to identify, and clear... no need to hurry in that case.
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- Sun May 07, 2017 11:12 am
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