TRAINEE GUIDE - Recruit Training Command - The US Navy

TRAINEE GUIDE A-950-0001
OUTLINE SHEET 5-05-1 (continued)
(b) After the last round in your magazine is fired, the
slide should automatically lock to the rear. If the
slide is not to the rear after firing your last round,
signal for a training time out.
c. Course of fire--5 rounds in 15 seconds at:
(1) 3 yards
(2) 7 yards
(3) 15 yards
(4) 25 yards
** NOTE ** AFTER EACH FIRING SEQUENCE, REMOVE YOUR FINGER FROM THE TRIGGER
AND WAIT FOR FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS.
** NOTE ** WHEN THE LAST PHASE OF FIRING IS COMPLETE, FOLLOW THE LINE
COACH’S INSTRUCTIONS.
d. Scoring--This is a familiarization course only. It does not
count towards earning a ribbon/medal.
9. Clearing of 9mm Pistol for Watch Turnover
a. Unholster the weapon; keeping a straight trigger finger, place
the pistol directly into the clearing barrel.
b. Ensure the SAFETY is engaged.
c. Remove the magazine (if applicable) and hand it to the oncoming
watchstander.
d. Lock the slide to the rear.
e. Visually and physically, inspect the chamber and magazine well,
ensuring a clear and safe weapon.
f. Come to raised pistol and turn over weapon to oncoming
watchstander.
10. Functions of 12-Gauge Shotgun Components
** NOTE ** TTO for the 12-gauge shotgun is signaled by keeping the weapon
balanced in your weak hand and raising your strong firing hand above your
head without saying a word.
** NOTE** Clear and safe weapon for shotgun.
a. Butt stock--Aids in holding the weapon steady.
b. Barrel--Directs the buckshot to the target.
c. Front sight--Fixed bead. Used for aiming the weapon.
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