Veteran Invents Revolutionary Pistol Reloading Device for Shooters with Disabilities
Former Navy serviceman Andrew Bottrell, a passionate shooter and patriot, has designed a revolutionary reloading device for pistol magazines. This innovative tool is tailored for individuals with significant physical limitations, a challenge Bottrell knows all too well after losing his left hand and both legs in Afghanistan.
Bottrell, who served on a Los Angeles class submarine and later transferred to Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD), earned his 'crab' and 'dolphins' insignia for his service. In 2011, a severe combat injury led to his medical discharge from the Navy. Despite these challenges, Bottrell has channeled his experiences into creating practical solutions for the shooting community.
The newest invention from Bottrell's company, 'Bobcat Tactical Solutions,' is a testament to his resilience and ingenuity. The reloading device, designed with accessibility in mind, will be manufactured by Blade-Tech and showcased at the upcoming SHOT Show. This device is not just a product; it's a symbol of Bottrell's commitment to empowering shooters of all abilities.
Andrew Bottrell's reloading device, a result of his personal experiences and dedication, will debut at SHOT Show. This invention aims to break barriers and enable individuals with physical limitations to participate fully in the shooting community. Bottrell's journey from serviceman to inventor is a testament to his courage and determination.
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