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Re: One/Two Shot Exercise

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sjfcontrol wrote:
switch wrote:I try to keep all students together. I do not like a student standing around w/a loaded gun while others are loading their magazines.
However, if he shows up w/a 17 round mag, topped off, I'll ask him to remove 2 rounds. After we empty that mag, I only load 5 at a time. (Course, I only have 3 students on the line - max.)

I do NOT like to use the command "FIRE". I used to use 'BANG' but went to a LFI course and they used the command 'GUN' so I switched. :) YMMV :)
What's wrong with FIRE! ?

In a crowded theater someone yells "fire" you don't want to start shooting. :lol::
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I 'heard' about a police agency that used the whistle as a command to fire in training. One day, at a riot, someone blew a whistle..... :(
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Does the name "Pavlov" ring a bell?
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It makes my mouth water.
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Re: One/Two Shot Exercise

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snorri wrote:Does the name "Pavlov" ring a bell?
Or a whistle? :anamatedbanana
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Re: One/Two Shot Exercise

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mikesimm wrote:It is my understanding that the official method is for the student to only load the number of rounds needed to accomplish the given exercise (One Shot, or Two Shot, etc.) I can understand this from a safety reason, plus it gets the student more familiar with handling the handgun.

I am surprised to see so many of you who don't do it that way.

Is there any guidance on this from DPS?
Did you load one round at a time the instructor course?
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