Gun Test

Front 1

Four Basic Firearm Safety Rules

Back 1

1.(5)
2.(13)
3.(19)
4.(5)
*Remeber to use capital letters and periods at the end of each sentence.
** Also Aligned has one L, Muzzle two z's and Trigger two g's.

Front 2

Accidental Discharge

Back 2

Unintended discharge as a result of a mechanical or mulfunction of the firearm..Not involving the shooter.

Front 3

Negligent Discharge

Back 3

An unintended discharge of a firearm as a result of a shooter not handling a weapon in a safe manner, violating one or more of the four basic firearm safety rules.

Front 4

Dry Practice

Back 4

Why do we cant our weapon sideways?
To maintain consistency.

Front 5

P.C. 12035

Back 5

Negligence or death caused by being negligent. Officer can face criminal charges. Gun must be stored safely.

Front 6

Ways to keep gun safe

Back 6

*Cable Lock
*Gun Safe
*Disassembly
*Carry it on you
*Gun and Ammo seperate

Front 7

What to do when something falls on the line?

Back 7

Do not pick it up
Notify instructor
Pick it up when line is ready

Front 8

Finger on the trigger

Back 8

It should only be there when you are on target and you intend to shoot

Front 9

High Capacity Magazine

Back 9

Holds more than 10 rounds, only law enforcement and military can buy these

Front 10

Glock 22

Back 10

Holds 15 rounds

Front 11

The Seven Elements of Handgun Markmanship

Back 11

1.Sight Alignment
2.Sight Picture
3.Trigger Control
4.Grip
5.Stance
6.Breath Control
7.Follow Through

Front 12

Sight Allignment

Back 12

The relationship between the shooter's eye, the front sight and the rear sight.

Front 13

Sight Picture

Back 13

The relationship between the shooter's eye, the front sight, the rear sight and the target.

Front 14

Loading Barrels

Back 14

They are for loading and unloading only

Front 15

Tigger Control

Back 15

A smooth continuous press on the trigger, straight to the rear, while maintaining the sight picture, before during, and after the discharge, and follow through.
Surpise break is good! You are not suppose to know when your gun is going to discharge.
*We do not pull or squezze the trigger..We PRESS slow and steady.

Front 16

Grip

Back 16

Proper grip is essential as part of the stance to control recoil and allow for faster follow up shots.
*Thumbs Crossed
**Thumbs Forward

Front 17

Stance

Back 17

*Weaver*
**Isosceles**

Front 18

Trigger Control Reset

Back 18

Always rest the trigger to the minimum distance

Front 19

Surprise Break

Back 19

Smooth continious press straight to the rear to avoid anticipating shot.

Front 20

Breath Control

Back 20

Correct breath control assist shooter in the completion of an accurate shot by REDUCING UPPER BODY MOVEMENT.

Front 21

Follow Through

Back 21

The continuation of all elements of markmanship after shot is fired.

Front 22

Safe Muzzle Direction

Back 22

You are not covering anything you are not willing to shoot.

Front 23

Clean Pistol

Back 23

Why?
To avoid malfunctions
To maintain clean
To maintain lubrication

Front 24

Magazine

Back 24

You need a minimum of 3 magazines on you at all times, 1 in the chamber.

Front 25

Chamber Check

Back 25

Has to be done administratively as long as you follow all 4 safety rules.

Front 26

Range Master

Back 26

Has to declare the line safe to allow you to go down range.

Front 27

4 Grips

Back 27

Overhand Grip
Modified Overhand Grip
Chamber Check Grip
Glock Disassembly Grip

Front 28

4 Counts

Back 28

1.) Count One
2.) Modified close contact position
3.) Low Ready
4.) On Target(Finger on trigger)

Front 29

Combat Functions

Back 29

Fast..Getting things done right away.

Front 30

Administrative Functions

Back 30

For any other functions

Front 31

Stovepipe Malfunction (Failure to eject)

Back 31

Static Trigger
Identify
Tap, Roll, and Rack
On Target

Front 32

Failure to Fire

Back 32

Identify (no discharge)
Tap, roll, and Rack

Front 33

Feedway Stopage (Failure to Extract)

Back 33

Static Trigger
Identify
Finger off trigger
Declare malfuntion to partner
Seek cover
Rip magazine with 2 fingers(Drop)
Overhand grip and rack magazine 3 times
Insert fresh magazine
Roll and rack
On target

Front 34

Disassembly

Back 34

A)Slide Lock
B)Visually and physically check chamber and magazine
C)Chamber Check
D)Point weapon in safe direction than press the trigger
E)Glock disassembly grip
F)Slide forward
G) Disassemble and put back together finishing with a chamber check and a press of the trigger(safely)

Front 35

6 Oiling Points

Back 35

1) Barrel (exterior round portion)
2) Barrel Lug
3)Barrel Hood
4)Inside Slide(barrel hood contact area)
5)Both Slide Rail Cuts
6)Connector(trigger bar contact point)

Front 36

Why access after being on target?

Back 36

To break tunnel vision
To check for potential threats

Front 37

Ammo

Back 37

*Not reloaded
*LAPD approved

Front 38

Approved Guns

Back 38

*Inspected by armory
*On gun card
*Registered

Front 39

What needs to happen to go down range?

Back 39

*Must be holdster
*Line must be safe
*Instrunctor has to declare it safe