Weapons Flashcards
Control Theory
- The ultimate goal of any situation is control.
Weaponless Defence Principles (Edged weapons)
- Protect your body
- Create distance
- Stop continuation of the threat.
Enter with
- Surprise
- Violence of action
- Speed of movement
Tactical Options Model (TOBACCOWTF)
T - Tactical Disengagement O - Officer Presence B - Baton A - Active Armed Offender Tactics C - Contain and Negotiate C - CEW O - OC Spray W - Weaponless Control T - Talking (Communication) F - Firearm
ABC’s of Cover
A - Accurate fire
B - Body Armour
C - Cover from hostile fire
What are some of the Special Circumstances. Tactical options model
- Proximity of weapon
- Special knowledge
- Injury/exhaustion
- Ground position
- Disability/mental state
- Imminent danger
- Drugs and Alcohol
Bombs, Don’t:
- Tilt
- Touch
- Tamper
HOT Principle BOMBS
H - Hidden?
O - Obviously Suspicious?
T - Typical (For the area)?
Combining References
Buildings
- Colour
- Level
- Face
- Door
- Window
CRAPE
C - Cover R - Risk assessment A - Assess P - Plan E - Evacuate and execute.
5 Parts of a Handcuff
- Chain/Hinge
- Body
- Fixed arm
- Swing arm
- Knurled locking barrel
6 Concepts of Building Approach, Entry and Search (720SCATS)
720 - 720 Degrees of coverage where possible S - Stay together as much as possible C - Communication A - Cover the angles T - Threshold evaluation S - Speed of movement
Building Colour Code
Front - White
Back - Black
Right - Red
Left - Green
Tactical Movement (5 Sugars and Milk)
S - Shape S - Shadow S - Silhouette S - Surface S - Spacing M - Movement
5 Steps to Tactical Communication
- Ask
- Why
- Options
- Confirm
- Action
10 Fatal Errors RMS FFF PTTL
- Lack of knowledge, apathy and/or complacency
- Taking a bad position
- Failure to recognise danger signs
- Poor or no search
- Failure to handcuff
- Failure to watch hands
- Relaxing to soon
- Making false assumptions
- Tombstone courage
- Sleepy or asleep on the job
Officer/Subject Factors (FGMASS)
- Fitness
- Gender
- Multiple officers/Subjects
- Age
- Skill level
- Size
AAO Priorities
- People
- Open areas
- Open doors
- Closed doors
Cover
Anything that provides protection from hostile fire
Concealment
Protection from hostile observation
Reasonable force
No more force than is required to perform the action of arrest, combat of resistance or use of appointments.
Unholstering the firearm
- Grip
- Clear
- Join
- Assess
Shooting stances
- Isosceles
- Progressive
Types of shooting
Proximity - Within 7m - Both eyes open - Focusing on taget Well-Sighted - More than 7m - Non-dominant eye shut - Focusing on sights
Searches
- Crush method
- Blade of hand
- Slow, Systematic and Thorough
- s.30 of LEPRA General Searches
s. 31 of LEPRA Strip Searches
5 Parts of Glock
- Receiver
- Slide
- Recoil Spring Assembly
- Magazine
- Barrel
Glock definition
The glock pistol is a mechanically locked, recoil operated self-loading pistol, with inbuilt trigger, firing pin and drop safety mechanisms.
Glock model 22 Unintentional Discharges (FRP)
F - The firearm must be functional, working model.
R - There must be a round in the chamber.
P - Someone must pull the trigger.
Trigger Characteristics
- 12.5 mm trigger travel before pistol fires.
- Moving the trigger 4mm forward resets the sears.
Glock degrees of weapon readiness
Loaded - Magazine contains rounds - Round in chamber - Pistol can be fired Unloaded - Magazine not fitted - No round in chamber - Pistol cannot be fired