By David Fessenden
In this excerpt from Defensive Handgun Skills, David Fessenden teaches the emergency reload, tactical reload and administrative reload, with images to illustrate each one.
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The case is then ejected out the ejection port opening in the slide. FAILURE TO STOP DRILL: A self protection two-step shooting procedure where by the shooter fires two sighted shots into the thoracic cavity of his attacker, comes down to the ready position, pauses, realizes that his attacker is still a threat, comes up to the point in position and fires an aimed, precision shot to his head to end the fight. FIRING PIN: The slender spring-loaded metal part in the slide/bolt face that contacts the primer on the rear of the cartridge when the hammer is released.
FIRING PIN: The slender spring-loaded metal part in the slide/bolt face that contacts the primer on the rear of the cartridge when the hammer is released. In the revolver, the firing pin is usually located, under spring tension, at the upper rear back strap portion of the frame FIRING SIDE: The side of the shooter’s body from which the weapon is fired. FLASH SIGHT PICTURE: A quick but not fully aligned sight picture that allows the shooter to quickly fire his weapon. This method of shooting is normally used at very short distances where speed of the shot is most important and accuracy is secondary.
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