Assuming you have Combat Reflexes (the ability to make more than one AoO per round), you could make attacks any time a creature provokes. Moving into a threatened square doesn't provoke (so not at 15). Moving into 10 would provoke, and moving into 5 would provoke. As long as you can reload as a free action, you would get two attacks.
I dunno, free actions can normally be taken only on your turn, so there's a fair question if he can reload after an attack of opportunity.
Then again, I think bowmen with combat reflexes and snap shot can draw arrows after AoOs, is that a free action? That'd be all the precedent we need I think.
The FAQ talks about Snap Shot and Attacks of Opportunity. LINK
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Assuming you have Combat Reflexes (the ability to make more than one AoO per round), you could make attacks any time a creature provokes. Moving into a threatened square doesn't provoke (so not at 15). Moving into 10 would provoke, and moving into 5 would provoke. As long as you can reload as a free action, you would get two attacks.
The movement would only provoke one AOO. From the PRD: Moving out of more than one square threatened by the same opponent in the same round doesn't count as more than one opportunity for that opponent.
I stand corrected. At least for this scenario.
