ive seen in cod4 tourney playing promod hey have this technique of doing fast reload, i ask sum1 while playing at narraka bout it, all player at promod does it, he says most of them bind it, this fast reload technique, my question any1 noe's how 2 do tis, the binding or button need to bind of wutever, teach me, i really wanna noe, i google around pun x jumpe, so teach the noob here

just change weapons quickly (from ur primary to secondary then back to primary weapon) at the rite moment while ur reloading

This post has been edited by slainemcroth: Dec 25 2009, 10:00 PM

so its like press R, thn press 1 and press 1 again ryte?

easy friend.ok i ve seen tis and it only work on AK47 And AKU74.After The mag Like Inserted u Tap 1 or 2 twice.then it done.

so its not on all weapon huh?

The fast reload depends on your timing, as well as the weapon you using. Not all weapon can do fast reload.

basically once ur mag goes into ur gun, ur weapon has been reloaded, but there is a delay as the animation takes place..

its different from gun to gun, some mag goes in, some must cock aswell... in promod, once u see ur ammo counter reload, then u can just cancel it buy quickly double tapping ur switch weapon

or the easy way out is to use "weapnext;wait;wait;weapnext" bind.... most ppl use this bind on one of their mouse side buttons.. this bind just replaces the action of double tapping your switch weapon, it dosent reload for you, u still have to press R
an example of usage would be /bind MOUSE4 "weapnext;wait;wait;weapnext"


hope this helps!

It works for all weapons that have their reload time faster than their reloading animation. Whenever the ammo bar is filled, you can immediately cancel out the remaining animation with one of these techniques:

-Sprint
-Swap weapons
-melee
-throw frag/special nade
-call in killstreak reward.
-climb over obstacle/ladder

Sprinting is by far the fastest method to cancel the reloading animation, followed by switching weapons and back. However, since sprinting will require you to generate footsteps and hence give away your position, folks from the competitive scene would usually prefer to use the swapping method.

This post has been edited by Luftwacko: Dec 26 2009, 04:32 PM

thanks guys, will try it