PISTOL TEST Flashcards

1
Q

3 CCC’s

A
  1. Cover.
  2. Communication.
  3. Condition of YOURSELF, your PARTNER (make sure he/she is fine too) and condition your GUN (if it needs to be reloaded).
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2
Q

Can a sheriff take his duty gun home whenever he feels like it?

A

False.

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3
Q

4 Safety Commandments.

A
  1. Treat all firearms as loaded all the time.
  2. Keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction.
  3. Keep your finger off the trigger until you intend to fire.
  4. Be sure if your target, what’s behind it and around it.
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4
Q

What is Safe Direction?

A

The direction that if a gun was discharged, it would cause NOT Dead or Injury and only minor property damage.

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5
Q

5 symptoms of post shooting trauma:

A
  1. Nightmares.
  2. Change on Sexual Behaviour.
  3. Socially Withdrawn.
  4. Thoughts of suicide
  5. Alcohol or drug dependency
  6. Depression.
  7. Loss of appetite.
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6
Q

What’s the serial number of your pistol?

A

Example:AAHY675

(Know your own)

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7
Q

What are the magazine parts?

A
  1. Base plate.
  2. Spring.
  3. Follower.
  4. Tube (Outside).
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8
Q

What gives Sheriff’s the authority to Carry Weapons in Alberta?

A
  1. Section 117.07 (1) CCC.
  2. Alberta Peace Officer Act- Part 1 12(2) AUTHORITY TO CARRY GUNS.
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9
Q

Who faces shooting trauma?

A

All parties involved in the incident including the shooter.

(DIRECTLY INVOLVED)

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10
Q

While seeing safety firearms issues at the range, what should we shout or yell?

A

Stop shooting immediately and yell: CEASEFIRE! Until everyone stops firing.

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11
Q

What kind of sights we have in our Glock 22?

A

Tritium Night sights.

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12
Q

The 4 fundamentals marksmanship :

A
  1. Trigger Control.
  2. Sights Picture/Alignment.
  3. Grip.
  4. Stance.
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13
Q

When cleaning your pistol, what direction should the muzzle should be pointing at?

A

Muzzle down. (That way debris won’t get inside the firing pin).

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14
Q

When facing multiple threats which target should the sheriff engage first?

A

The closest one.

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15
Q

What causes physical incapacitation after been shot?

A
  1. Blood lose sufficient to stop oxygen reaching the brain.
  2. Disruption to the Central Nervous System.
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16
Q

What specific area of the body causes immediate incapacitation?

A

1.Central Nervous System.
2. Spine.

17
Q

Name the three flashlight techniques:

A
  1. FBI (Support hand above).
  2. Neck Index.
  3. Harries (Flashlight under the gun).
18
Q

What is the most common factor for Phase 1 stoppage?

A

User error ( Human error).

19
Q

3 Safeties Glock 22:

A
  1. Trigger Safety.
  2. Pin Safety.
  3. Drop Safety.
20
Q

What caliber is Glock 22?

A

40 cal. Smith & Wesson.

21
Q

What is the street (duty) ammunition issued for Sheriff?

A

Speer Gold Dot (180 grains), Bonded Jacketed Hollow Point. (40 cal S&W).

22
Q

Can the Glock 22 fire without the magazine?

A

True.

23
Q

What does the sheriff give up when shooting on kneeling position?

A

Mobility

24
Q

What is the magazine capacity on a Glock 22?

A

15 rounds.

25
Q

How often should a Sheriff clean his pistol?

A

Once a month and every time after shooting it.

26
Q

When is the tactical reload conducted?

A

1.When is safe to do so, behind cover.
2. When there is a lull in the battle.

27
Q

Sheriff’s liabilities?

A
  1. Supervisory Review.
  2. Discipline and/or Dismissal.
  3. Criminal Charges.
  4. Civil Action.
28
Q

When to do a Safety Check?

A
  1. When drawing a firearm from storage.
  2. When giving or receiving any firearm.
  3. Before and after any practice (dry or live).
  4. Whenever you come upon an unattended firearm.
  5. Whenever you are NOT SURE if the firearms is NOT clear.
29
Q

What are the three conditions for Negligent Discharge?

A

There’s no accidental Negligent Discharge of a weapon.

  1. The pistol must be functional.
  2. The pistol must be loaded.
  3. The trigger must be pressed.
30
Q

KNOW GLOCK 22 NOMENCLATURE
(Drawing with all the parts)

A

IDENTIFY ALL THE PARTS IN THE DRAWING:

LEFT SIDE
Barrel (muzzle end).
Slide.
Slide stop notch.
Slide stop.
Slide lock (both sides).
Recoil spring guide rod.
Magazine release.
Frame/Receiver.
Trigger guard.
Magazine.

RIGHT SIDE
Rear sights.
Extractor.
Ejection port.
Front sight.
Trigger.
Trigger safety.

31
Q

Most important area of concern for lethal threat encounters in low/no light.

A

Target Identification.

32
Q

Sheriff challenge:

A
  1. ID yourself as a Sheriff.
  2. Give loud verbal direction to create opportunities for stopping the behaviour/action. (COMPLIANCE)
  3. Create potential witnesses and attention to other sheriffs in the area.
33
Q

What are we visually looking for and feeling for when performing a safety check

A

PEEK AND POKE

  1. Magwell.
  2. Ejection port.
  3. Chamber.

FEELING FOR AND LOOKING FOR A LIVE ROUND.