| User: brianwv64 |
| read the instruction manual that came with the gun. |
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| User: Jeff W |
| If you have to ask how, please don't load it. Ever. |
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| User: Computer Guy |
| You have to develop strong thumbs, or find a clip loader. |
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| User: SnapperHead |
| Don't. Go take a handgun safety and instruction course. |
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| User: Kevin R |
| A.) Its called a magazine, not a clip.
B.) If you really need to ask how to load it, you should lock the gun in a safe and take a handgun safety course before you ever take it out. |
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| User: C L |
| If you can't figure it out you don't need to be near a gun. Put it down and back away. Take some gun safety courses and try again. |
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| User: solara437 |
| Why is this in the hunting section.? |
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| User: bikermog |
| place the rim of th cartridge on the front of the magazine lip, then press down on the magazine follower and slid the cartridge back and under the magazine lip. then, using the thumb of your other hand press down on the first cartridge, and place the second round on top of the bullet of the first round, and repeat the push down, push back manuver. repeat until the mag is full.
a magazine loader will make this much easier.
if you have never loaded an automatic before, then you should seek out someone with experience to teach you handling techniques before you start loading and firing your pistol. |
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| User: Cray M |
| 1 - It is called a Magazine not a clip
2 - Why did you buy a Glock if you have never shot a gun
3 - Please do everyone a favor and take a safety course before ever firing this weapon |
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| User: bluebeest |
| If you can not load a clip you should not own the weapon. Please take a fire-arms training class before you continue to buy or use a weapon. |
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| User: H |
| Hmm. Okay, I'll assume this is a legit question...
The Glock Model 31 Magazine is held in your strong hand. The .357 Sig rounds go in your weak hand one at a time. Point the nose part of your cartridges away from the magazine and insert into the magazine lip one at a time. Use your thumb to press them down. Especially if you have the high capacity magazine tap on the base of your magazine every five rounds or so to better accomadate them into place. If the tension is too heavy to fully load then use the 'thumb-saver' that came with your Glock.
If you need more help than this then please take the gun safety course and have someone there couch you. Good luck.
H |
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| User: pathfinder |
| Get some training, and get to know your gun. This is the best advice I can give you. You sound like you are real green when it comes to guns. |
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