Article: The fired casing does not get pulled out of the chamber and a new round has now being loaded into the breech. This is known as a double-feed and a failure to extract. Grab the slide and Lock it back (optional) Press the magazine release and (while your magazine may fall out on its own normally, a type-3 will prevent it from doing so now) strip the magazine from the gun. You have an option here. Either you drop the magazine, or practice retention where you hold onto the magazine to continue to use it. Grab the slide again and rack it hard three times. Reach for a fresh magazine (or use the one in retention), put it in the gun (same as the tactical reload) #*Rack the slide one more time to load a round into the chamber.
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Identify the malfunction. Fix the malfunction:
Article: No matter what you're doing in the summer heat, you'll be happier if you're wearing clothes that keep you as cool as possible. Your clothes can play a big role in how hot you feel, so take a moment to consider your outfit before you leave the house in the summer. A good summer outfit: Is made from mostly breathable fabrics like cotton, linen, or artificial fabrics that "wick" sweat away from the skin. Uses mostly light colors like white and light blue, which absorb less heat from the sun. Is fairly loose-fitting, allowing air to flow next to the skin. Shorts, dresses, flowing gowns, and looser shirts work well. Doesn't leave much naked skin exposed to the sun. Especially important for people vulnerable to sunburn. While it's always important to stay hydrated, your water intake needs special attention in the summer. Getting plenty to drink when you're in the sun won't just make you feel cooler it's also important for your heart and muscles. Try keeping a bottle of water with a few ice cubes in it with you whenever you go out in the summer so that you'll always have something to drink. When it comes to hydration, plain old water is usually the best choice. If you're exercising extra hard in the summer heat for longer than about an hour, a sports drink (e.g., Gatorade, etc.) can give you a boost of carbohydrates and electrolytes. However, these drinks tend to contain lots of sugar, so balance your consumption with your daily nutrition needs. If you need to cool off right away, it's nice to have a cold compress handy. A cold compress is just something cold that you can hold against your skin to lower your temperature. There are many different ways to make one see our article on cold compresses for a few different ideas. Below is just one easy recipe: Take a clean rag or sock and soak it in water from the sink. Wring it out to remove excess water so that it is still damp. Place it in a plastic bag in the freezer. After a few hours, take the compress out and lay it across the back of your neck. It should quickly have you feeling cooler. Re-soak it and return it to the freezer when you're done. The more you move, the more heat your body generates. If your goal is staying cool, try not to use your muscles more than you need to. Walk around your neighborhood instead of running, coast on your bicycle instead of pumping your pedals, or simply consider driving if it's an option. Most important of all, take plenty of breaks. Resting allows your body to dissipate some of the heat you've built up from exercising.
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Dress for the weather. Stay hydrated with cool drinks. Make a cold compress. Limit your exercise.
Article: . Sometimes we want to fight for a relationship that has ended or is in the process of ending. This is not an uncommon thing. In fact, as many as 50% of younger adults reportedly reconcile at least once after a breakup. Try to read the signals to see if your ex is still interested in you. Be subtle. Your ex may feel badgered if you overdo things so it's best to keep your distance, at least at first. Don't force contact and avoid having friends investigate on your behalf. Try to glean hints from things like social media, from people like mutual friends, or from your ex-partner if you are still have some contact. Remember: the odds are probably in your favor. If you are still interested and have reason to think your ex is, too, you'll need to reach out. Try something low-key. Send your ex-partner a short message on Facebook, for example, or a short email. Be brief and do not be overbearing, otherwise you may scare them away. Have a reason for initiating contact. For example, say something like "I was eating ice cream today and it made me think of how much you love Chunky Monkey. How are you doing?" Or, "I just saw your name on Facebook and thought I'd say hi. I hope you're doing well." Let your ex's response guide the next move. If the reply is curt, i.e. "Yeah, hope you're well too," your prospect of a reconciliation might not be good. A more effusive response can indicate interest. Try to arrange a meeting if the response is positive. Ask to talk over coffee or a drink, for example. Make it clear that you just want a short meeting, with no strings attached. Know what you want to say beforehand and how you want to say it. Choose your words carefully, because your ex probably still harbors strong feelings for you both good ones and bad. Say what's on your mind express regret, apologize if you need to but be tactful. Say that you are sorry things didn't work out and want to talk to put the relationship in perspective, e.g. "I just wanted to see how you've been and to talk about what went wrong between us." Let the discussion guide what you say. Don't press the issue if your ex is happy and seeing other people, but gradually steer the conversation toward reconciliation if they seem to retain strong feelings for you. Take things slowly if your ex wants to rekindle the relationship. There were probably good reasons why things ended, issues that you'll need to talk through seriously, maybe in counseling. Be ready to move on if your ex isn't interested in reconnecting. At the very least, know that you can have final closure on the matter.
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Find out if your ex is still interested Make contact. Clear the air.