Firearms Practice

[Artemis Windsong]

This list was on Outdoor Channel on how to practice with your firearm.  Preparation in case you are involved in a terror attack.

SHOOTING RANGE PRACTICE
• 3 yards 2 shots on one target (Hammer: two very quick shots) FSprprFS
• 3 yards 1 shot to the head
• 3 yards failure drill (a Hammer to the body followed by a head shot)
• 3 yards 2 shots on each target (Hammer, Hammer)
• 5 yards 2 shots on each target followed by a head shot on each (Hammer, Hammer, head, head)
• 7 yards 2 shots on each target followed by a head shot on each
• 10 yards 2 shots on one target
• 15 yards Move to cover, go to kneeling and fire 2 shots on each target
• 25 yards Move to cover, go to kneeling and fire 2 shots on each target
• 50 yards Standing, 2 shots on one target (braced, from cover if available)
• 50 yards Braced kneeling, 2 shots on one target

A Hammer consists of two fast shots. As opposed to a controlled pair (front sight press, front sight press, front sight) a Hammer is much faster and involves two shots based on the first sight picture, followed by a front sight (front sight, press, press, front sight). Three sight pictures for a controlled pair and two sight pictures for a Hammer. In both cases, the final sight picture is part of the follow-through

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or...just break out the slide fire...