Live-FireGun No Pew
Stoppages happen—even to the most prepared. When "Gun No Pew," hesitation can cost you precious seconds. There are a variety of reasons why this might occur, but it doesn’t have to be a time consuming issue. This hands-on workshop builds the calm, automatic response needed to diagnose and clear stoppages fast, get back on target, and stay in the fight. We'll cover the mechanics of common issues and determine objectively which technique works best for you. This class will help you be more effici
Course Description
Purpose: To introduce students to the reality of stoppages and the most efficient ways to remedy them.
Stoppage: an error in the cycle of operation of your handgun that must be manually adjusted in order to make the firearm function again.
At the range, life is good, and then… “gun no pew.” What is next? Do you find yourself trying to evaluate why your gun is no longer shooting? Does it take you a long time to get your handgun back up and running?
Stoppages happen—even to the most prepared. When "Gun No Pew," hesitation can cost you precious seconds. There are a variety of reasons why this might occur, but it doesn’t have to be a time consuming issue. This hands-on workshop builds the calm, automatic response needed to diagnose and clear stoppages fast, get back on target, and stay in the fight. We'll cover the mechanics of common issues and determine objectively which technique works best for you. This class will help you be more efficient, make the process more consistent, and build automaticity. Don’t get caught standing around wondering why the firearm no longer functions. Learn to fix the issue and get back to Pew.Prerequisites
- Students must have a good understanding of safe gun handling and range etiquette. Prior training in pistol marksmanship (basic course, private instruction, etc.) is recommended.
What to Bring
- A semi-auto handgun.
- At least 100 rounds of ammunition.
- Minimum of 2 magazines. (more is better)
- A quality holster (no Serpas or nylon).
- Eye/ear protection.
- Note-taking gear.
- Water.
- A brimmed hat is recommended.
- Questions on gear? Reach out to us tim@apachenc.com