Firearm Tactical Follow Through, Private Firearm Training, Florida Firearm Instructors

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Follow Through - Is also the student ability to control the pistol AND the trigger after the shot has been fired. A student should maintain finger contact on the trigger and hold it to the rear as the shot is fired. by />
The student should ONLY release the trigger after he/she HAS reacquired the front sight. Only releasing the trigger far enough to “reset”

The student should immediately refocus on the front sight as you did for the original shot. Then continue to the second shot by simply applying pressure on the trigger finger for the shot.

The student should understand that Follow Through is essential to accurately firing successive shots. Then returning to his/her original firing position while immediately obtaining the hard focus on the front sight. All this is accomplished while maintaining the control of the firearm.

Practice Follow-Through At The Range - And Continue Your Training

	Lack of Follow -Through
Follow Through: is the conscious attempt to keep all control factors applied through the break of the shot.	Lack of Follow Through – Is when a shooter fails to maintain concentration on sight alignment and trigger even after the shot is on the way. Follow Through is not to be confused with recovery.	Recovering from recoil and reestablishing the hold and sight alignment after the shot is fired is no indication that you are following through.
	Firearm Malfunctions
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1. ALWAYS KEEP THE FIREARM POINTED DOWN RANGE - Do not physical turn towards other students or the instructor for further information.	2. During a malfunction- STAY CALM - Continue the follow through position until the situation is assessed.	3. Once the situation is assessed the instructor may command you to - Finger Off The Trigger, Position The Firearm On The Front Range Bench, Step Away From The Firearm.

	Training Drill " Immediate Actions " TAP-RACK-BANG

TAP - First Tap refers to the first action; that is to tap the magazine. This is to ensure that the magazine is properly engaged in the firearm so that it feeds properly. TAP - the "tap" is considerably more than a tap in the case of a semiautomatic pistol is usually accomplished by slamming the gun hard into the palm .	RACK- Rack refers to operating (cocking or cycling) of the slide of the firearm. This will serve to eject a miss-fired round, which could be a possible cause of the stoppage, and chamber the next round.	BANG- Bang simply denotes the action of firing the firearm following the first two steps.
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