So a little while ago a friend of mine introduced me to Twins Loading (i.e. load 2), which is heavily used in 3 gun and action shooting. I was blown away at how fast shotguns could be reloaded, but there were some serious downfalls- particularly requiring a dedicated rig. After playing around with it a bit, I developed a modified method to twins load from a regular side saddle. I finally got around to shooting a video on it.
Now why didn’t I think of that?
That’s really slick…Thanks for sharing!
Cool vid, esp like the ShivWorks T-shirt. Subscribed.
Bravo sir, bravo. I will have to keep that in mind the next time I’m at the range doing shotgun work?
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That is such a nice method!
Pretty crafty!
I am going to have to try this out tomorrow
Very creative, and the QD caddy looks nice. Just be careful grabbing that barrel with your support hand, it heats up very quickly. Ask me how I know…
Oh I know lol
Nice. And not too fussy either. Well played sir!
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Jimmy
Great video! Now I want a shotgun…
Nice! How long/how much practice to get that smooth?
The biggest factor is areas where the brass might hang up… Some light dremel work may be needed to round some edges that rounds get caught up on. Besides that, I got really fast and smooth after about two weeks, dry firing for probably 10-15 minutes a day.
That’s slick, gotta try it out. Still looking forward to your QD carrier.
Very slick, thanks for sharing.
Very nice thanks for sharing that is a great method. I don’t do any shotgun competitions but I love to bird hunt, which can be very fast action at times. I’ll have to practice that and keep it in my back pocket to impress my hunting partners and kill more birds than them 
Great post man!
Way cool, Louis Awerbuck would be proud. You should send that vid to Mr. Rob Haught over at 10-8 Consulting.
It saddens me that I never got a chance to train with Louis, though Rob is high on my list. I appreciate the encouraging words.
Damn that’s fast. Makes me want to get a shotgun again…