EXECUTE MARINE CORPS COMBAT MARKSMANSHIP PROGRAM (MCCMP) ENTRY LEVEL PISTOL PROGRAM

1. EXECUTE MARINE CORPS COMBAT MARKSMANSHIP PROGRAM (MCCMP) ENTRY LEVEL PISTOL PROGRAM CMT 0931-MARK-2016

2. Overview • Training Schedule • Range Set-up • Range Regulations • Securing the Range

3. Learning Objectives

4. Method/Media • Evaluation • Safety/Cease Training • Admin Notes

6. Training Schedule • Preparatory Training • CMT Responsible for Conducting Training • Knowledge Based Lecture • Practical Applications • Dry-Fire Exercises • Detailed Instructor Guides

7. Training Schedule • Detailed Instructor Lesson Plans • Located on MPMS Website • Same Training for Entry Level and Annual • 10 Required Classes for Entry Level Pistol Training • 19 Total Classes

8. Training Schedule • Block 1 • Marine Reporting with Required Material • Completed Preparatory Training • Limited Technical Inspection(LTI) • Pre-Fire Inspection (PFI) • Range May Conduct Weapons Handling Test

9. Training Schedule

10. Training Schedule • Day 2 • Consists of Block 2 Training

11. Training Schedule

12. Training Schedule • Block 3 • Consists of Block 3 Course of Fire • Block 4 • Consists of Block 4 Pre-Evaluation • Block 5 • Consists of Block 5 Evaluation • Minimum Score of 245 • Remediation if Time Permits

13. Training Schedule

15. Range Setup • A known distance range with the capability to fire 9mm ball ammunition from 7, 15 and 25 yards is required

16. Range Setup • Entry Level Pistol Training Range Requirements • Targetry/Target Supplies • Communications Equipment • Range Safety • Range Personnel • Course of Fire/Commands • SOP/Emergency Procedures • Safety Vehicle/Corpsman • Copy of MCO 3574.2_ (Latest Edition) • Hearing Protection/Eye Protection

17. Range Setup • Gather All Required Material • Check Out Range • Setup Range Flags • Left/Right Lateral Limits are Valid and Visable • Targets and Supplies Set up • RSO/OIC Call into “Hot” Status • Check Ammunition/Sign for Ammunition

18. Range Setup • Line Safety Brief • Pit Safety Brief • Functions Check • Coaches Pass out Ammunition • Blocks Brief on Blocks 1, 4 and 5 • Coaches Time • Move Shooters to Firing Line • Commence Course of Fire

20. Range Regulations • Enforced with: • MCO 3574.2_ (Latest Edition) • MCO 3570.1B (Range Safety) • MCRP 3-01A (Rifle) • Local and Range SOP

21. Range Regulations • Minimum Required Equipment: • Issued Pistol • Cartridge Belt • Holster • Two Magazines • Magazine Pouch • Hearing Protection • Eye Protection

22. Range Regulations • Firing Position Requirements: • Must be Able to Assume the Two Firing Positions • Importance of Building a Solid Shooting Foundation • Using Body and Associated Equipment

23. Range Regulations • Isosceles • Body Squared to the Target • Firing Side Foot May be Slightly to the Rear of the Firing Side Foot • Both Hands Will Support the Pistol • Isosceles Style Grip • No Portion of the Pistol or Body Will Rest Against any Artificial Support

24. Range Regulations • Weaver • The Body Will be Angled From the Target at About 40-60 Degrees on the Firing Side • Both Hands Will Support the Pistol • Weaver Style Grip • No Portion of the Pistol or Body Will Rest Against any Artificial Support

25. Range Regulations • Scoring Procedures • Coach Scoring • Shooter Scoring • Block NCO or Higher Makes Corrections • Excessive Hits • Insufficient Hits

26. Range Regulations • Scoring Procedures • Value of Shots (Grease Ring) • Verifiers • Targets

27. Range Regulations • Alibi Procedures • Circumstances That Rate an Alibi • Faulty Ammunition • Weapon’s Malfunction Caused by Stoppage • Range Operations • Circumstances That do NOT Rate an Alibi • Any Condition Caused by the Shooter

29. Secure Range • RSO/OIC Calls in “Cold” • Conduct and Check Police Call • Line Out • Ammunition Counts/ Turn in/ Expenditure Reports • Secure Range Flags and Materials • Police Call and Secure Targets • Dismiss Personnel on the Range • Turn in Range and Range Materials

30. QUESTIONS

31. Summary • Training Schedule • Range Set-up • Range Regulations • Securing the Range