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PRESENTED BY BULLSEYE SHOOTERS
AMERICANS ENJOY A RIGHT THAT CITIZENS OF MANY OTHER COUNTRIES DO NOT—THE RIGHT TO OWN FIREARMS.
BUT WITH THIS RIGHT COME RESPONSIBILITIES. IT IS THE GUN OWNER’S RESPONSIBILITY TO STORE, OPERATE AND MAINTAIN HIS OR HER FIREARMS SAFELY.
IT IS THE GUN OWNER’S RESPONSIBILITY TO ENSURE THAT UNAUTHORIZED OR UNTRAINED INDIVIDUALS CANNOT GAIN ACCESS TO HIS OR HER FIREARMS.
AND IT IS THE GUN OWNER’S RESPONSIBILITY TO LEARN AND OBEY ALL APPLICABLE LAWS THAT PERTAIN TO THE PURCHASE, POSSESSION AND USE OF A FIREARM IN HIS OR HER LOCALE.
GUNS ARE NEITHER SAFE NOR UNSAFE BY THEMSELVES. WHEN GUN OWNERS LEARN AND PRACTICE RESPONSIBLE GUN OWNERSHIP, GUNS
ARE SAFE.
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Why are you here?
Target Shooting & Personal Defense?
(Two Different mindsets and skills)
Do you intend to carry for Personal Defense? Why?
Do you plan to get additional training?
Can you make the decision ahead of time to use a weapon in your defense? Deciding at the time of a critical incident is too late. Are you capable of using deadly force?
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Why Train? Why Practice?
6 areas of skill development and awareness
Sources for training and information
What happens to your body when you experience a violent attack?
A study of the LAPD and NYPD shootings results
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SAFETY IS JOB ONE.
Treat all guns as if they were always loaded
When should it be loaded?
Never point a gun at anything you are not willing to destroy
What is a Safe Direction
Keep our finger off the trigger until you are ready to shoot and the sights are on the target
Always make sure of your target and know what is behind it
Be familiar with your equipment and ammunition
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SAFETY IS JOB ONE.
Don’t totally rely on mechanical safeties
Use eye and ear protection
Pass a gun to another person covering trigger
Misfire, Hangfire, Squib Load
Let IT Drop
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Types of weapons and ammunition
Revolvers
Semi-Auto
Shotgun
Rifle
Which is best for Home Defense?
Pistol, Rifle, Shotgun Weight, Trigger Pull, and Sight Radius
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BARREL
FRAME
FRAME
ACTION (SLIDE AND PARTS WITHIN FRAME)
FRAME
BARREL
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MUZZLE
RIFLING (LANDS & GROOVES)
CHAMBER
LOCKING LUGS (ENGAGE RECESSES IN SLIDE)
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SPIRALING LANDS AND GROOVES THAT ENGRAVE THE BULLET AND GIVE IT SPIN AS IT TRAVELS THROUGH THE BORE
LAND GROOVE
LAND GROOVE
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PROPER CARTRIDGE IDENTIFICATION IS NECESSARY TO ENSURE THE CORRECT AMMUNITION IS LOADED INTO THE PISTOL.
THE CARTRIDGE DESIGNATION IS:
• MARKED ON THE PISTOL
• STAMPED ON THE HEAD OF THE CARTRIDGE CASE (HEADSTAMP)
• PRINTED ON THE FACTORY AMMUNITION BOX
SOME CARTRIDGES HAVE MORE THAN ONE DESIGNATION, SUCH AS 9 MM PARA/9 MM LUGER/ 9X19 MM, AND 45 AUTO/45 ACP.
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Types of weapons and ammunition
Caliber / Gauge, Velocity, Energy, Stopping Power
Designation
+P and +P+
Lead, Full Metal Jacket, Hollow Point, Buckshot, Birdshot – Which for Home Defense?
Practice vs. Personal Defense – Be sure it works in your gun
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Skills and Equipment
Stance – Isosceles, Weaver, Modified Weaver – Movement, Turning, Recoil Control.
Gun Fit
Grip – Two Handed Grip for Stability and Recoil Control vs. others
Sight Alignment and Sight Picture (Dominant Eye)
Trigger Control – Why did my shot go there?
Trigger Control – Trigger Reset
Breathing Control
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Skills and Equipment
Sight Alignment VS Point Shooting
Target Shooting
6 o’clock hold
Bullseye hold
One Eye or Two
Focus Point
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SIGHT ALIGNMENT REFERS TO THE
PROPER RELATIONSHIP OF THE PISTOL’S FRONT AND REAR SIGHTS
PROPER SIGHT PICTURE IS OBTAINED
WHEN THE ALIGNED SIGHTS ARE PUT
INTO THEIR PROPER RELATIONSHIP
WITH THE TARGET.
FOCUS POINT
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Skills and Equipment
Combat Focus Shooting - Intro
In a critical combat incident, your eye focuses on the threat.
Both Eyes Open – Don’t limit the info your brain needs to have
Lean into the Gun. Weight forward, knees bent
Arms out straight, Parallel to Eye Level, locked or unlocked (Isosceles)
Combat Focus Accuracy
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Skills and Equipment
Breathing
Dry Fire Practice – Trigger Control and Sight Alignment
Practice in your garage with a BB or Airsoft Gun
Lasers
Holsters
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Liabilities / Legal Issues
Myths - A judge does not care how you interpret the law
Ability , Opportunity, Jeopardy
SHOOT TO STOP THE THREAT (Not to Kill)- How many shots does it take to stop a threat?
Know where the bullet is going?
Storage and Maintenance
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If you own or carry a firearm you are responsible for whatever happens with it and should never be allow it to fall into the hands of an unauthorized person.
Children should never have access to loaded firearms; in fact, it is illegal to allow unsupervised access to anyone under the age of 17
Children should be trained to never touch a firearm without responsible adult supervision.
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Store guns so they are not accessible to unauthorized persons
Ask yourself –
Is your storage place safe from children?
Do your storage devises work?
Is ammunition separate from firearms. When?
What if you need to access the firearm?
What are the implications of storing in a vehicle, workplace, home, or public places?
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Sample Storage Options
KNOW the LOCAL laws Where can you carry?
State Reciprocity
What is Deadly Force and When is it Justified?
Castle Doctrine?
When and Where can you shoot?
Five Rules for CC
Ability, Opportunity, Jeopardy
Deadly Force Decision Making
SHOOT TO STOP THE THREAT - How many shots?
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When and Where can you shoot?
In public
What are the implications?
At the Defense of Another?
Home Invasion
In or From Your Car
To Protect Property????????
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1. Retreat to safety 2. Secure the room
3. Call police/911 – Prepare a Script 4. Verbal warning
• Secure/lock door • Retrieve firearm (is it loaded?) • Have phone ready • Have flashlight ready (if appropriate) • Listen
Have an Emergency plan for responding to a possible break-in
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What do you do afterward? When to call 911 and what to say
When the police arrive
Use only basic communication –
Be cooperative and compliant
Know your lawyer
You may be arrested
CYA Can You Articulate why you did it?
Can You Authenticate that your actions were within the legal use of Deadly Force according to Local Laws and Standard Rules of Engagement and Practices?
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Skills and Equipment
Tactical (Retain Mag) and Speed Reload (Drop Mag)
Malfunctions
Stove Pipe - Sweep
Slide Lock - Reload
Fail to fire – Tap, Rack
Double Feed – Lock, Rip, Rack, Rack, Reload
The Draw - Hand In, No waste of motion
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Skills and Equipment High Ready Position
Presentation
Lean into the Gun. Weight forward, knees bent
Consistent Grip, Presentation, and Trigger Pull
Combat Focus Shooting – Making use of what your body does naturally
In a critical combat incident, your eye focuses on the threat.
Both Eyes Open
High Ready Position – Can Shoot from here and better retention
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Skills and Equipment Combat Focus Shooting –
Arms out straight, locked or unlocked (Isosceles) Arms and Gun Parallel to and aligned with eye level No artificial stopping of movement by muscles See the front sight but don’t focus on it. Distance from the threat can change the technique You will know when to use the sights Tunnel Vision – 360 degree check Assess and Re-Assess the threat level OODA Loop – Orient, Observe, Decide, Assess Multiple Shots (How many shots does it take) Multiple Threats Combat Focus Accuracy
Any hit that significantly affects the target’s ability to present a lethal threat
When under stress – 8 inch pie plate
Movement – Improve Chance of Survival but don’t sacrifice accuracy
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Skills and Equipment Dry Fire Practice – Timed with draw and presentation drills Range Drills Trigger Control
Tip of Finger Pad or Joint? Maintain contact with trigger Find minimum reset point or travel distance
Balance of Speed and Precision Too Slow Too Fast
Recoil Control – hold through Close Quarter Combat How to cure a flinch How fast do I have to be? Shooting from Multiple Positions Weak Hand Shooting
Draw Recovery Malfunction Drills
Train like you fight Force on Force
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Take Advantage of what the body does naturally: Amygdala – Area of the brain that Produces Auto
Response to fear or startle
When you hear or feel a threat, the brain focuses on learning more about it and orients the body towards the threat
Your eyes focus on the threat – could be the weapon in the targets hand
Don’t limit the amount of info to your brain by focusing on a thin piece of metal with one eye.
Duck – Lower center of gravity which puts the body in a position to move.
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Take Advantage of what the body does naturally: Hands up in front of face. Even after the draw, it is
natural to have hands between eyes and the threat. Tunnel Vision increases visual acuity in the center of
the field of vision. This helps the brain get more info from the threat. It must be broken to assess further threats.
Tachypsychia – Perceived Distortion of time – it slows down because the brain speeds up the processing of info from the eyes.
Loss of fine motor skills because the blood supply is decreased from the periphery of the body and to the large muscle groups.
Use consistent large movements to align firearm to the threat.
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Practice and Study:
BECOME VERY FAMILIAR WITH YOUR EQUIPMENT – BE SAFE
PRACTICE SHOOTING REGULARLY AT THE RANGE
DRY FIRE PRACTICE AT HOME
CHECK OUT GOOD SOURCES FOR TRAINING IN SHOOTING SKILLS AND LEGAL IMPLICATIONS
BOOKS BY MASSAD AYOOB AND ROB PINCUS
TAKE HANDS ON TRAINING AT LOCAL RANGES
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