Firearms Safety Course

The beginners class to how to safely handle and use a gun

What you will learn

• Perform a Safety Check• Install a Trigger Lock• Disassemble• Cleaning• Reassemble• Storage and Transportation• Shooting

Why are you here?

Gun Myths

Myth # 1 Myth # 2

Myth # 3

Myth # 1

• If you drop a gun, is it better to try and catch it or to let it go and hit the ground?

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Myth # 1 Answer

• It is best to let the gun hit the ground. Rarely does a dropped firearm result in an accidental discharge.• http://archive.lewrockwell.com/perry/perry55.1.html

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Myth # 2

• If a gun has the safety engaged, it is safe to point the firearm any where you want because it cannot fire. True or False?

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Myth # 2 Answer

• False. It is never safe to assume that the safety will always work. Remember to always keep the muzzle of the firearm pointed in a safe direction.

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Myth # 3

• At the shooting range you only need to wear ear protection if you notice your ears are starting to bother/hurt you. True or False?

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Myth # 3 Answer

• False. Ear protection must be worn at all times.

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Safety Check

• How to perform a Safety Check• What to look for• Tips and tricks

Choose a firearm type

Semi-automatic handgun

Shotgun

Bolt action rifle

Semi-automatic rifle

Revolver

Continue

Semi-Automatic Handgun

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Shotgun

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Bolt-Action Rifle

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Semi-Automatic Rifle

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Revolver

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Gun Locks

Trigger Lock Cable

Lock

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Trigger Locks

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Cable Lock

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Disassembling a Firearm

Slide Releas

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Slide Release

Back

Cleaning

Reassembling a Firearm

Storage and Transportation

Gun Range Safety Rules

• Always assume that a firearm is loaded, even if you have performed a safety check.• All firearms outside of a case should be pointed downrange

where it is not pointing at anyone. • Your finger should never be on the trigger until you are ready

to shoot.

How to Aim

Rear sight

Front sight

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