Basic Pistol Marksmanship - The Ohio State University Pistol Club

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The Ohio State University
Pistol Club
Safety and
Pistol Marksmanship
Training
Website: pistol.org.ohio-state.edu
Email: PistolClub@osu.edu
Firearm Safety Rules
1. ALWAYS keep the firearm pointed
in a safe direction
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2.
ALWAYS keep your finger off the trigger until
you are ready to shoot
3.
ALWAYS keep the firearm unloaded until you are
ready to use it
4.
NEVER go forward of the firing line for any
reason
© 2015 The Ohio State University Pistol Club
Firearm Safety Rule: #1
ALWAYS keep the firearm pointed in a
safe direction.
永远把枪口指向安全的方向
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ALWAYS keep your finger off the trigger
until you are ready to shoot.
永远不要把手指扣在扳机上直到你已
经准备好开枪射击
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ALWAYS keep the firearm unloaded until
you are ready to use it.
永远不要将枪械上膛直到你准备使用
它。
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NEVER go forward of the firing line for
any reason
严禁以任何理由跨越警戒线
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Failure to follow the first safety rule
“ALWAYS keep the firearm
pointed in a safe direction”
will result in an immediate expulsion from the
range and a permanent ban from club.
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Other Safety Rules
 Eye and ear protection must be worn at all times!
 Leave all backpacks, purses, coats, and other items in the
downstairs classroom.
 You may only handle guns at your station!
 If you need help, put your gun
down first, then raise your hand!
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Health and Hygiene Considerations
 Refrain from eating, drinking, or smoking on the
shooting range.
 Wash your hands and face when finished shooting.
 Do not wear sandals or low cut tops on the range.
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Range Commands
If you hear:
“Range Hot” or “Commence Firing”
This means you…
…need to wear your eye and ear protection!
…can handle and load ammunition into your magazine
and load your magazine into your gun.
…may begin shooting.
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Range Commands
If you hear:
“Range Cold” or “Cease Fire”
This means you…
…must stop shooting immediately!
…must put your gun down and step back from the firing line!
…do not need to wear your eye and ear protection.
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Range Commands
Everyone can call “Range Cold” or “Cease Fire” if they
see something dangerous!
But only a Club Officer can call “Range Hot” or
“Commence Firing”!
Don’t know if the Range is Hot or Cold?
Then ASK a Club Officer! Err on the side of caution and
never assume!
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in a safe direction
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2.
3.
ready to use it
4.
reason
Pistol Parts… semi-automatic
Sights
Slide
Chamber
Muzzle
Trigger
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Trigger
Guard
Pistol Parts… semi-automatic
Slide Lock
Safety
Magazine
Release
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Pistol Operation
 Loading
 Cocking
 Firing
 Unloading
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Loading…
Bullets into the magazine:
Pull down on the catch and
line up the bullet.
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Press down and slide the
bullet back.
Loading…
Magazine into the gun:
Make sure that the magazine is
facing the proper direction.
The magazine should slide in
easily.
DO NOT force the magazine
in if it gets stuck! You might
break the gun!
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Cocking
Press the slide
lock to the down
position.
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Firing
Acquire your
target, place your
finger on the
trigger, and
commence firing.
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Unloading
part 1 of 3
Is the slide
locked
back?
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Unloading
part 2 of 3
Press the magazine release
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Pull the magazine out
Unloading
part 3 of 3
(1) Slide back
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3
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(2) Magazine
out
(3) Chamber
facing up
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(4) Pointed
downrange
Ammunition
Potential ammunition malfunctions
 Hang fire
 Misfire
 Squib Load
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Shooting Fundamentals
Physical Characteristics
Dominant
eye?
Shooting
hand?
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• Stance
• Grip
• Aim
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Pistol Stances – Isosceles
 Stand feet shoulder width
apart, square to target.
 Weaver grip.
 Lock both arms with pistol
centered between
shoulders.
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Grip
● “V” high on the
back strap.
● Lower three
fingers wrap &
hold.
● Thumb & middle
finger touch.
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Grip
● Wrap four fingers of weak
hand around lower three
fingers of strong hand.
● Thumbs on the same side of
the pistol.
● Why?
● Because I don’t like
blood on my guns!
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Sight Alignment
Rear Sight
 Front sight makes an ‘I’
shape.
 Rear sight makes ‘U’
shape.
 Front sight should appear
in middle of notch in rear
sight; the top of each
should be level.
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Front
Sight
Sight Alignment – Sight Picture
 Target, front sight and
rear sight aligned.
 “Center of Mass” hold.
 Point the horizontal line
of the pistol sights at
the center of the Bulls
eye.
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Questions? Jams? Malfunctions?
 First, Place the firearm down,
facing downrange with the chamber
side up.
 Raise your hand. A Range Officer
will be standing by to assist you.
 Do not turn around with the
firearm. EVER.
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Safe Pistol Handling
Downrange
Downrange
 If the pistol malfunctions or you need to rack the slide,
keep the pistol pointed downrange toward the target.
 Instead of rotating the pistol towards you, rotate your
body so that the pistol does not move.
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in a safe direction
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2.
3.
ready to use it
4.
reason
Competency Test
(aka: show that you’ve been paying attention)
1) Load your gun with one (1) plastic “dummy” bullet
2) Dry-fire the gun
3) Unload your gun
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Basic Pistol Marksmanship - The Ohio State University Pistol Club

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