BSA 30 MinuteRifle Briefing.ppt

Shooting FundamentalsTrigger Control Trigger is pulled straight to the rear in a smooth, continuous manner without disturbing the sight alignment. Gradually and evenly increasing pressure until the mechanism releases. SURPRISE yourself when the gun shoots. * Shooting FundamentalsFollow-Through In Rifle Shooting: Follow-through means to maintain aiming (perfect sight alignment and acceptable sight picture), breath control, hold control, and trigger control until the gun settles back into the aiming area after firing. * Shooting FundamentalsThe Fundamentals…A Review “Maintaining perfect sight alignment and acceptable sight picture.” – “Stop breathing.” – “Holding still.” – “Moving only your trigger finger.” – “To maintain position, and continue aiming, breath control, hold control, and trigger control until the gun settles back into the aiming area after the shot is fired.” – * AIMING BREATH CONTROL HOLD CONTROL TRIGGER CONTROL FOLLOW-THROUGH Most Important Fundamentals! NOTE – The TWO most IMPORTANT shooting fundamentals are…….. “Maintaining sight alignment” – AIMING “Moving only the trigger finger” – TRIGGER CONTROL * Range Safety Briefing Range layout Ready Area Firing Line Target Area Back Stop * Range Safety Briefing * NRA Safe Gun Handling Rules ALWAYS keep your gun pointed in a safe direction. ALWAYS keep your finger off the trigger until ready to shoot. ALWAYS keep your gun unloaded until ready to use. Range Safety Briefing Other Safety Rules Know your target and what is beyond Wear eye and ear protection as appropriate Never use alcohol or drugs before or while shooting Be aware that certain types of guns and many shooting activities require additional safety precautions Range Commands “Commence Firing” “Cease Firing” * Questions Do you have any questions before you move to the Ready Area? * * * * * * * * * * * * * 3 Min. Cumulative Time: 8 Min. Instructor Notes: (Review Part I