DS-12: Learn to clear failure-to-fire malfunctions

LEARN TO CLEAR FAILURE-TO-FIRE MALFUNCTIONS

BEGINNING SHOOTERS:
There are three common ways for handguns to malfunction.
In this video we’ll help you learn the steps involved in clearing a failure-to-fire malfunction.

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DS-12: Learn to clear failure-to-fire malfunctions

There are three common ways for handguns to malfunction:
— The first is failure-to-fire. This is when the trigger went click but the gun did not fire normally.
— The second is failure-to-eject. In this case, an empty casing is stuck in the ejection port.
— The last is failure-to-extract, when an empty casing is stuck in the chamber, and a live round tries to feed in behind it.

In this video we’ll help you learn the steps involved in clearing a failure-to-fire malfunction.
If you are in a defensive shooting situation and your gun malfunctions, you need to fix the problem quickly.
Knowing what steps to take will get you back into the shooting activity quickly with a fully functional gun.