- Hunting SimulatorThe program, known as the Firearms Training Simulator, features video of actors playing out six of the more dangerous scenarios that might face police officers as they carry out their duties. As officers make decisions, shout orders and – in many cases – fire the simulated weapons included in the simulator, a training officer controls the action, determining whether a subject surrenders or starts shooting.
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Handgun Shooting
Hunting with handguns has been growing in popularity in recent years. Many of the fundamentals of rifle shooting also apply to handguns. Loading and Handling Single-action revolvers typically load through a gate on the right side of the frame. To rotate the cylinder, pull the hammer back to half-cock. For a safer carry in the holster or hand, leave an …
Leading the Target
The two most common methods of leading targets at long distances are swing-through and sustained lead. Swing-Through Point your shotgun at a moving target and swing with it. Increase the speed of the gun so that the muzzle passes the target and then fire. In other words, literally swing through the target and fire at a blank space in front …
Shotgun-Firing Techniques (continued)
Pointing a Shotgun Because targets usually appear suddenly and move quickly, there no time to aim a shotgun. It designed to be pointed, with the eye sighting along the top of the barrel or rib. The sight is usually a bead on the front of the gun. Your eye must be in line with the barrel, so it important to …