When view videos of people loading their semi-auto shotguns, I typically see people using this method:
1. With the bolt open, drop a shell into the ejection port.
2. Hit the bolt release button to chamber the 1st shell.
3. Insert the rest of the shells into the magazine.
I'm using a Benelli by the way.
My shotgun manual illustrated 2 different methods however:
Method A.
1. Pull bolt back while holding bolt release button to cock hammer.
2. With bolt closed, insert shells into magazine until full.
3. Pull bolt back and hold it open, insert shell into barrel via eject port.
4. Release bolt to push shell into chamber.
Method B.
Same as Method A except at step 3, pull bolt back to open and hold, then press the cartridge drop level to deposit shell into carrier. Release bolt to push shell into chamber. And then top up magazine with 1 shell.
Are there any advantages/disadvantages to the 3 method above? Thanks.
1. With the bolt open, drop a shell into the ejection port.
2. Hit the bolt release button to chamber the 1st shell.
3. Insert the rest of the shells into the magazine.
I'm using a Benelli by the way.
My shotgun manual illustrated 2 different methods however:
Method A.
1. Pull bolt back while holding bolt release button to cock hammer.
2. With bolt closed, insert shells into magazine until full.
3. Pull bolt back and hold it open, insert shell into barrel via eject port.
4. Release bolt to push shell into chamber.
Method B.
Same as Method A except at step 3, pull bolt back to open and hold, then press the cartridge drop level to deposit shell into carrier. Release bolt to push shell into chamber. And then top up magazine with 1 shell.
Are there any advantages/disadvantages to the 3 method above? Thanks.



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