Pistol

Question 1

What Pistol is used

Answer 1

Glock Model 22 40 Caliber

Question 2

Parts of a Pistol

Answer 2

Receiver, Slide, Barrel, Recoil spring assembly, Magazine

Question 3

3 types of safeties

Answer 3

Trigger safety, Firing pin safety, drop safety

Question 4

Cycling functions

Answer 4

FFEE ( Feed Fire Extract Eject

Question 5

Slide removal

Answer 5

slide to be back 3mm

Question 6

When to clean firearm

Answer 6

After shooting, Monthly, As necessary

Question 7

Where do you never put oil

Answer 7

Into the firing pin channel

Question 8

4 Fundamentals of shooting

Answer 8

Stance, Grip, Sight alignment/Sight picture, Trigger finger control

Question 9

3 Stances

Answer 9

Weaver, Modified Weaver, Isosoceles

Question 10

When one arm shooting the arm should be

Answer 10

locked out, Can be canted

Question 11

parts of a pistol cartridge

Answer 11

Primer, Casing,Gun powder, Bullet

Question 12

What is a combat draw

Answer 12

Drawing as fast as you can while maintaining perfect form and technique.

Question 13

What do you do every time you holster

Answer 13

Push Pull Sweep

Question 14

Definition of loaded pistol

Answer 14

A firearm that has one or more cartridges, rounds, or explosive component(s) capable of causing injury or death located anywhere in the firearm’s chamber, receiver or magazine.

Question 15

Definition of unloaded pistol

Answer 15

A firearm that does NOT have any cartridges or rounds located anywhere in the firearms chamber, receiver or magazine. To properly unload a firearm it must be cleared.

Question 16

Definition of cleared pistol

Answer 16

The firearm is unloaded with no ammunition source anywhere in the firearm including magazine well and the chamber. The firearm is visually and physically inspected to ensure that the firearm is unloaded (look-feel-probe- announce “clear”).

Question 17

What damage can happen if you manually load a round by dropping it in the chamber?

Answer 17

damage to extractor claw and damage to rim of casing

Question 18

Types of Immediate action reloads

Answer 18

Lock back(out of battery) , Tactical Reload

Question 19

Criteria for preforming a tac reload

Answer 19

Must be behind cover, Lull in the gunfire.

Question 20

Definition of stoppage

Answer 20

any unintentional interruption of fire.

Question 21

Potential Causes of Stoppages:

Answer 21

 No round in the chamber/failure to feed
 Ammunition is defective
 Magazine is not seated
 Failure to extract/eject
 Magazine is defective
 Catastrophic failure

Question 22

How to fix a Phase 1 Stoppage

Answer 22

Tap Rack Target

Question 23

How to Fix a Phase 2 Stoppage

Answer 23

Rip Work Tap Rack Target

Question 24

How many times do you preform a Phase 1 stopage

Answer 24

1 time

Question 25

When must you retain your magazine during a phase 2

Answer 25

If its your last magazine

Question 26

2 Flashlight techniques

Answer 26

Harries & FBI