Failure Drills

[KillerFord1977]

It will happen.
Do ya’ll practice them?
I do maybe a couple times a year just to be a little muscle memory. I load cheap ammo and do the drills. If I drop the ammo in the dirt, it doesn't bother me as much
Hell, sometimes it fails on its own

Clear & Present: 3 Must-Know Malfunction-Clearance Drills

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[Annihilator]

Good information, good link, thanks, and yes, I don’t practice this like I should.

 

[adam sr]

No. most of the time I shoot is at an indoor range. I do a little once a year at fishing camp.

 

[Susquash]

We taught similar drills when I taught firearms for the police academy. However we taught slightly different on the double feed. After tap, rack did not work we told recruits to tip the butt down and look at the ejection port. It if was a double feed, lock the slide to the rear, remove and retain the magazine, scrub the gun three or four times (Rack the slide), reinsert the magazine. Tap, rack and reassess the situation. You can retain the magazine in your weak hand and still rack the slide to scrub the gun. Definitely something you need to practice before you need the skill. Keep the magazine as you may not always have a spare.

 

[djthumper]

I had not been practicing it until recently getting ready for my TC workshop. I will continue to practice it as I train.

 

[jmcd]

Certainly not like I should be.

 

[Bassbob]

Yes sir. They are near the top of the list as far as relevance and importance IMO.