Came across this picture which was causing an intense amount of debate and lowkey oneupsmanship by people on the prowl to show of their expertise in all things military who were also completely out of the loop on the gear they were talking about.
Came across this picture which was causing an intense amount of debate and lowkey oneupsmanship by people on the prowl to show of their expertise in all things military who were also completely out of the loop on the gear they were talking about.
You’re forgetting another scenario: when you’re behind cover.
Also, I never specified whether the person is under fire
That would fall under “When you’re not in immediate danger.” And again, that’s not a scenario where you’re going to drop the mag. You can freely retain it for later. That’s what it comes down to; if you’ve got time to retain the mag, you retain the mag. If you’re in a situation where retaining the mag would cost time you don’t have, you are de facto also in a situation where you’re not swapping a partial.
No, but you replied to a comment where I did.