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When it comes to loading for different speeds, they seem to come with a certain "rhythm". My 4, 3.5, and 3 second loads all have their own rhythm to them. I try to take on my 3.5 rhythm in matches, because my 3 second rhythm feels on the edge of controllability. It doesn't have so much to do...

3.5 is usually what I shoot for on the move in match conditions. If I try to go for much more than that, the fumble factor probably goes up by 50%. I've also been getting into the habit of keeping my head up and not looking at the load. Odd enough, my body seems to know exactly what it needs to...

Like Austin said, practice and bloody fingers. I've had these for about 4 months now, and it was just taking the time a couple times a week to throw some shells in the gun to get to this point. That and accepting my left thumb is going to hurt a lot of the time.

One is a QL8 and the other is a QL4. Buying two QL8s when I was getting set up was a bit too rich for my budget haha. They are great until you have to pop into prone or if you were to hit a buttstock on them or something. I'm trying to figure out how to get my hands on an Invictus carrier system...

Mossberg 930 Rhythm, welded lifter, and I opened the loading port a bit myself. It's a great starting shotgun, I'd like to move up to an M2 eventually though. I have a solid remount on the 4 second one, so I at least got that! But the 3.8.. Ehh.. Possibly? It's still at least another 4 second...

I just saw that video of that guy calling out Jesse on YouTube with his load 12 video. I mostly practice loads of 8, but thought I'd give 12 a try going fast. I at least tied the guy, my 3.8 try was too close for me to call. http://youtu.be/xbn0IkajNHk