firearms malfunctions

Pistol Malfunction Drills You Should Practice

Leave a Comment / Firearms Training / By Rick Sindeband

Clint Smith’s experience with firearms and Pistol Malfunction Drills goes back a long way in history including training with some of the greats like Col Jeff Cooper. Pistol Malfunction drills are an important part of training with your daily carry gun. Everything we buy in life can and will fail at some point. I don’t […]

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Aug 6 2017

Training for Semi-Automatic Handgun Malfunctions

1 Comment / Firearms Training / By Rick Sindeband

Types of Handgun Malfunctions: TYPE I Misfire: a misfire occurs when the firing pin strikes the primer but it does not fire. This is the most common type of malfunction. TYPE II Stovepipe: a stovepipe occurs when the casing that has been ejected is caught in the ejection port by the slide. TYPE III Double

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Feb 6 2011

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