Chapter 3 Firearms <Beta>
In Dangerous situations history shows us that people don’t always act morally or rationally. so it may be necessary to protect yourself, particularly if you know local law enforcement or military will have their hands full. in the worst situations that may be who you need protection from. so personal firearms are a good Possibility.

This section is suppose to provide a strong familiarity with  four common types of firearms, their operation, maintenance and safety. starting with a safety briefing, and shooting range exercises.

-Safety
A gun is probably Twice as volatile as any weapon, knife or tool, Its not a toy, don’t be irresponsible, treat it with respect or it will bite you in the ass. It’s also a responsibility. you are responsible for it, when not in use keep it stowed and safe from kids or anyone else that may get a hold of it. For your safety and those around you, and for the general sake of other gun owners don't be an idiot, Know what you're doing with it. If you ignore any of this, whatever happens is YOUR FAULT!

stress the Five rules of Gun safety

• Treat every weapon as if its loaded.
• Don't point your gun at anything you don not intend to kill.
• Keep your finger straight and off the trigger until you are on target and ready to fire.
• Keep your weapon on safe until you are ready to fire.
• Be aware of your targets foreground and background.

Understanding the condition of your weapon at all times.

• CONDITION 1, mag inserted round in the chamber,slide forward, safety on.
• CONDITION 3 mag inserted, chamber empty slide forward safety on.
• CONDITION 4 mag removed, chamber empty, slide forward, safety on.

-Handgun

• safety
• gun familiarity
• grip
• Stance “weaver/isosceles”
• sight alignment/sight picture
• marksmanship
• reloading
• Drawing
• kneeling and prone
• from cover

-Rifle

• safety
• gun Familiarity
• grip
• stance
• sight alignment/sight picture
• marksmanship
• reloading
• Kneeling/Prone
• From cover
• remedial action

-Shotgun

• Safety
• gun Familiarity
• grip
• stance
• sight alignment/sight picture
• marksmanship
• reloading
• Kneeling/Prone
• From cover
• ammo change

-Precision Rifle

• gun Familiarity
• grip
• Zero
• sight alignment/sight picture
• Kneeling/Prone
• shot calculation.
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-Other

• Target acquisition.
• weapon cleaning.