Average civilians are not very likely to have the need, nor the time, to change magazine in a self-defense engagement situation. However, having an extra fully loaded magazine can be useful if you learn how to replace it
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The semi-empty magazine can be held between the pinkie finger and the annular finger
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The weaker hand should hold the spare magazine; in this case, the magazine is partially depleted and there's a round in chamber
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The magazine is initially held with the index finger along the rim, with the gun still pointed at the direction the threat comes from
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The fresh magazine is now held between the index and the middle finger
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The thumb and the index finger can hold the depleted magazine
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Proceed to slab the spare magazine in
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The depleted (or partially empty) magazine may be put in a pocket, as such a stressful situation may make it difficult to place it its holster
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