Holster Dry-fire day: Instructor Katie

Holster Dry-fire day

1. Introduction

• Welcome and Objectives: Explain the purpose of the class and what participants will gain.

• Instructor Introduction: Background and qualifications of the instructor.

• Class Structure: Overview of the class agenda and goals.

2. Safety Briefing

• Dry Fire Safety Rules:

• Ensure firearms are unloaded and checked.

• Use proper dry fire safety equipment (e.g., snap caps).

• Maintain awareness of muzzle direction.

• Ensure no live ammunition is present in the training area.

• Emergency Procedures: What to do in case of an accident or mishap.

3. Equipment Overview

• Firearm Familiarization: Quick review of participants' firearms (ensure all are unloaded).

• Holster Review: Types of holsters (inside-the-waistband, outside-the-waistband, etc.) and their features.

• Dry Fire Tools: Use of snap caps or laser training devices if applicable.

4. Drawing Fundamentals

• Holster Draw Basics:

• Proper grip on the firearm.

• Efficient and safe drawing techniques.

• Stance and Positioning:

• Proper stance for drawing and firing.

• Body positioning and movement during the draw.

5. Dry Fire Drills

• Basic Draw Drill:

• Practice drawing from the holster and bringing the firearm to the ready position.

• Focus on smooth, deliberate movements.

• Target Engagement Drill:

• Simulate aiming and engaging an imaginary target.

• Practice sight alignment and trigger control during the draw.

• Re-holstering Drill:

• Practice safely re-holstering the firearm after engaging the target.

6. Common Mistakes and Corrections

• Identifying Issues:

• Common problems with drawing from the holster (e.g., snags, slow draw).

• Corrections and Adjustments:

• Techniques to address and correct common mistakes.

7. Review and Q&A

• Summary: Recap of key techniques and drills practiced.

• Questions and Answers: Opportunity for participants to ask questions and get personalized feedback.

8. Safety and Maintenance

• Post-Training Safety:

• Ensuring all equipment is safely stored.

• Maintenance Tips:

• Care and maintenance of firearms and holsters after training.