USPSA clinic on how to zero a stage.
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Slappy McTrigger
My Own Safe Space
Should have stuck with the glock. Then you could have just shoved gravel in the mag and kept it moving! 
OP
I have been leaving the mags off my belt until I'm in the hole for a while now. Trying to cut down on fatigue. I just got iut of my routine here. Totally hilarious bone headed move.
OP
Or I coukd have thrown it at the remaining plates. CZ Shadow 2 is too heavy to throw.Should have stuck with the glock. Then you could have just shoved gravel in the mag and kept it moving!
Slappy McTrigger
My Own Safe Space
I do the same thing.
Serious question: could you have returned the pistol to start position (slide closed/hammer decocked/holstered), ran to your gear to grab your mags, and finished the stage? Obviously you would have suffered but could have retained some stage points.
Good question.
5.2.4
During the course of fire, after the start signal, unless stipulated otherwise in
the stage procedure, spare
ammunition, magazines and/or speed loading
devices shall be carried in retention devices attache
d to the competitor's belt
and specifically designed for that purpose.
Unless specifically prohibited in
the Written Stage Briefing, a competitor may also carry additional magazines
or speed loading devices in apparel pocket(s) and retrieve and use them,
providing that the location of the apparel pocket does not violate the
requirements of
Appendix D
, Item 12 (subject to the provisions of Rule
6.2.5.1).
