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The SIU Team presents

The SIU Team presents. NRA Basic Pistol. Classroom Rules. No Loaded Firearms No Horseplay Follow All Instructor’s Instructions Do Not Handle Firearms until instructed No Alcohol or drugs If you have a question or don’t know something ask!. Range Rules.

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The SIU Team presents

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  1. The SIU Team presents NRA Basic Pistol

  2. Classroom Rules • No Loaded Firearms • No Horseplay • Follow All Instructor’s Instructions • Do Not Handle Firearms until instructed • No Alcohol or drugs • If you have a question or don’t know something ask!

  3. Range Rules • Always keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction. • Keep your finger off the trigger until ready to fire. • Do not load your firearm until ready to fire. • Know your backstop and what is beyond it. *Eye and ear protection are mandatory. Jeff Cooper- “All guns are always loaded.”

  4. Gun Rules • Never point a gun at anything you aren’t willing to destroy. • Keep your finger off the trigger until your sights are on the target. • Be sure of your target and what’s beyond it. • It isn’t unloaded until you are sure it is unloaded.

  5. VIDEO DEA Agent Shoots Self

  6. Personal Defense Stances • Weaver • Isosceles • Modified

  7. Personal Defense Grip • One handed • Two handed • Web of Hand • Finger position • Thumb position

  8. Time to Shoot!

  9. Course Goals • Knowledge • Skills • Attitude

  10. Knowledge • Parts of a gun • Anatomy of a bullet • Why we own pistols • Malfunctions • Dominant Eye • Fundamentals of pistol shooting • Etc…

  11. Personal Protection • Levels of Awareness • Aware • Alert • Alarm • Most people live at a 4th stage: Unaware

  12. Skills • Practice • Practice • Practice • We will shoot much more than the minimum 2 hours.

  13. Attitude Upon completion of the course you will: • Be able to successfully handle a pistol, and compete in any competition without getting thrown out. • Know the rules for safe gun handling. • Recognize what it means to be a responsible gun owner.

  14. Why Americans Own Pistols • Personal Protection • Competitive Shooting • Recreational Shooting • Hunting • Collecting • Constitutional Right

  15. Revolvers • Frame • Grips • Trigger Guard • Rear Sight • Backstrap • Barrel • Bore • Rifling

  16. Revolvers • Barrel (cont.) • Muzzle • Caliber • Front Sight • Action • Trigger • Hammer • Cylinder

  17. Revolvers • Action (cont.) • Cylinder release latch • Ejector • Ejector Rod • Single Action vs. Double Action • Questions?

  18. Semi-Automatics • Frame • Grips • Trigger Guard • Backstrap • Safety • Slide Stop

  19. Semi-automatics • Barrel • Bore • Chamber • Rifling • Muzzle • Caliber

  20. Semi-Automatics • Action • Trigger • Hammer • Slide • Rear Sight • Front Sight • Magazine • Magazine release button • Single and Double Action • Questions?

  21. Operation-Revolvers • Loading • Cocking • Uncocking • Unloading

  22. Operation-Semi-autos • Loading • Cocking • Uncocking • Unloading

  23. Gun Rules • Never point a gun at anything you aren’t willing to destroy. • Keep your finger off the trigger until your sights are on the target. • Be sure of your target and what’s beyond it. • It isn’t unloaded until you are sure it is unloaded. Jeff Cooper- “Owning a handgun doesn't make you armed any more than owning a guitar makes you a musician.”

  24. Time to Shoot!

  25. Ammunition • A cartridge consists of: • Case • Primer • Powder Charge • Bullet • Rimfire vs. Centerfire

  26. Ammunition • Firing Sequence • Firing pin strikes and ignites the primer • Flame generated by the primer ignites the powder charge • Powder burns and produces gas • Gas propels the bullet out of the barrel • Right cartridge for the right gun. • +P, +P+

  27. Ammunition • Storage • Malfunctions • Misfire • Hangfire • Squib Load • Types of Ammunition • Wadcutter • Semi-Wadcutter • Ball • Hollow Point

  28. Dominant Eye • Eye dominance exercise • Left handed/right eye dominance • Left eye/Right handed dominance • School misdeeds

  29. Fundamentals • Position • Grip • Breath Control • Sight Alignment • Trigger Squeeze • Follow Through

  30. Shooting Positions • Benchrest • Prone • Sitting • Kneeling • One Handed Standing • Two Handed Standing

  31. Grip • Same Grip Every Time • Same one we have been using all day • One Handed vs. Two Handed • (Guy shoots himself with a Glock 18 17 Converted)

  32. Sight Alignment • Proper sight alignment • Covering or below • Focusing on the front sight • Point of aim • Sight Picture • Optics • Electronic Sights

  33. Trigger Squeeze • Squeeze, don’t pull • Problems with point of impact • Surprise

  34. Follow Through • What is follow through? • Why is it important? • Distance

  35. Gun Rules • Never point a gun at anything you aren’t willing to destroy. • Keep your finger off the trigger until your sights are on the target. • Be sure of your target and what’s beyond it. • It isn’t unloaded until you are sure it is unloaded. Jeff Cooper- “Safety is something that happens between your ears, not something you hold in your hands.”

  36. Time to Shoot!

  37. Evaluation of Shots • Groupings • High, Low, Right, Left • Adjustable Sights • Common Mistakes

  38. How to Select a Pistol • Know the laws in your area • Why are buying the gun? (intended use) • How available is ammunition? • Does it fit your hand? • Simplicity of ease and cleaning? • Manufacturer? • Dealer?

  39. Wrong GunsWrong People • .60 Cal Handgun • Most powerful gun in the world • Guns and Morons • Funny Gun Accidents! • A guy falls down and his gun shoots • Jeff Cooper- “Remember the first rule of gunfighting... "have a gun." • Good Guy 1, Bad Guy 0, CCW

  40. Strong Side/Hip Cross Draw Shoulder Small of the Back Ankle Pocket Paddle Belt Inside the Pants Jacket Wallet Shirt Fanny Packs/Purses Leather Kydex Synthetic Blended Plastic Holsters/CCW

  41. Accessories • Magazine Holders • Flashlight Holders • Speedloader Holders • Cell Phone • Pocket Knife

  42. Competition • NRA holds classes for Basic Pistol, Basic Rifle, Basic Shotgun, Basic Muzzleloader, Personal Protection, Basic Reloading, etc… • NRA, Glock, Sig Sauer, SASS, IDPA, and many other offer competitions year round.

  43. Cleaning and Care • How to clean-cleaning kits, bore snakes, solvents, brushes, etc… • How different guns come apart • Storage • Pistol Repair • We will clean at the end of the day.

  44. Test • Jeff Cooper- “A smart man only believes half of what he hears, a wise man knows which half.”

  45. Time to Shoot!

  46. Ohio Concealed Carry Laws

  47. ORC 2923.12 • Not a concealed weapons license; a concealed handgun license. • Must notify any LE Officer if stopped • Must keep hands in plain sight. • Must do as LE Officer says. • Doesn’t apply to anyone carrying as part of their job. • Or in your own home.

  48. ORC 2923.12 • Must carry license on their person. • Practice traffic stop.

  49. ORC 2923.121 • Possession of a firearm in a liquor permit premises: • No D permits; any place where alcohol is served by the glass, for consumption there. • Unless you are the owner and not drinking. • Doesn’t apply to convention centers, vets halls, etc… • Current law under way…

  50. ORC 2923.122 • School Zones: • Doesn’t affect those authorized for their job, or homeschool • Doesn’t apply if: • Don’t enter school building

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