UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS WEAPONS TRAINING BATTALION TRAINING COMMAND GARAND ROAD QUANTICO, VIRGINIA LESSON PLAN

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1 UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS WEAPONS TRAINING BATTALION TRAINING COMMAND 711 GARAND ROAD QUANTICO, VIRGINIA LESSON PLAN TABLE ONE TRAINING BLOCK THREE COMBAT PISTOL PROGRAM CID XXXX REVISED 10/1/01 APPROVAL DATE

2 1. TRAINING OBJECTIVE (ON SLIDE #1) a. Intent. Table One provides the opportunity to apply basic marksmanship skills in a live fire setting emphasizing development of the following skills: weapons handling; application of the fundamentals of marksmanship; assuming the standing position and grip; presenting the pistol from the holster; applying the techniques of fire for double and single action, controlled pairs, and failure to stop; and performing tactical and speed reloads. The Marine will be expected to perform corrective action as necessary. b. Learning Objectives. The Terminal Learning Objective and Enabling Learning Objectives pertaining to this lesson are as follows: 1) Terminal Learning Objective. Given a service pistol, () magazines, magazine pouch, ammunition, target, unitissued holster, and personal protective equipment (PPE), without the aid of references, engage stationary threats with the service pistol to eliminate threats while achieving a qualifying score of 64 on the Combat Pistol Program (CPP) Firing Table One, Training Block Five in accordance with MCO 3574._. ) Enabling Learning Objectives a) Given a service pistol, () magazines, magazine pouch, ammunition, target, unit-issued holster, and personal protective equipment (PPE), without the aid of references, assume a standing position with the pistol IAW MCRP 3-01B. b) Given a service pistol, () magazines, magazine pouch, ammunition, target, unit-issued holster, and personal protective equipment (PPE), without the aid of references, present the pistol to the target IAW MCRP 3-01B. c) Given a service pistol, () magazines, magazine pouch, ammunition, target, unit-issued holster, and personal protective equipment (PPE), without the aid of references, apply the fundamentals of marksmanship while firing the pistol IAW MCRP 3-01B. d) Given a service pistol, () magazines, magazine pouch, ammunition, target, unit-issued holster, and 1

3 personal protective equipment (PPE), without the aid of references, apply techniques of fire IAW MCRP 3-01B. e) Given a service pistol with a stoppage, () magazines, magazine pouch, ammunition, target, unitissued holster, and personal protective equipment (PPE), without the aid of references, perform corrective action to clear the stoppage IAW MCRP 3-01B. f) Given a service pistol, () magazines, magazine pouch, ammunition, target, unit-issued holster, and personal protective equipment (PPE), without the aid of references, conduct a reload IAW MCRP 3-01B. g) Given a service pistol, () magazines, magazine pouch, ammunition, target, unit-issued holster, and personal protective equipment (PPE), without the aid of references, assess the situation IAW MCRP 3-01B.. TRAINING BLOCK THREE PLANNING a. Range. Ensure a range with a 7-, 15-, and 5-yard firing capability is available for Training Block Three of Firing Table One. b. Supply List. Ensure the following supplies are obtained: 1) One MPMS-1 target per Marine. ) Pasters. 3) Hearing and eye protection. c. Ammunition. 40 rounds of ammunition per Marine are required. d. Communication. Ensure communication requirements for live fire comply with MCO P3570.1_. Communications gear or hand and arm signals among range personnel should be planned and utilized throughout this training block. e. Safety. Ensure safety requirements comply with MCO P3570.1_ and local SOP.

4 3. CONDUCT OF TRAINING BLOCK THREE a. Exercise Brief. The following items must be included in the brief given to Marines prior to the start of Training Block Three of Pistol Firing Table One: (ON SLIDE #) (ON SLIDE #3) 1) Conduct a Show Clear procedure of Marines weapons and magazines. ) Have Marines conduct a user serviceability inspection of their weapons and magazines. Coaches check Marines' equipment for proper placement and serviceability. 3) Target. Review the MPMS-1 pistol target and scoring procedures. The MPMS-1 target is a man-sized silhouette with scoring zones in the head and chest regions: a) The 'A' scoring zone extends from the center of the chest up through the head; it measures approximately 11" x 6" in the chest and 8" x 5" in the head. It is indicated by a light-colored line inside the outline of the head. b) The 'B' scoring zone follows the contours of the 'A' scoring zone and extends below it. c) The 'C' scoring zone includes the shoulders and follows the contours of the 'B' scoring zone and extends below it. d) The 'D' scoring zone extends beyond the 'C' scoring zone to the outer edge of the body and up to the outer edges of within the head. 4) Pasters. Pasters are used to cover shot holes on the target. Once the shots have been recorded, the shot holes are covered with pasters. 5) Training Intent. Review the intent of training in Table One: Table One provides the opportunity to apply basic marksmanship skills in a live fire setting emphasizing development of the following skills: weapons handling; presentation from the holster; applying the fundamentals of marksmanship; assuming the standing position and grip; applying the techniques of fire for 3

5 double and single action, controlled pairs, and failure to stop; performing tactical and speed reloads, and performing corrective action as necessary. Shooters are responsible for maintaining a Condition 1 weapon throughout this course of fire. If a shooter observes no rounds in the magazine when determining the condition of his weapon, it is the responsibility of the shooter to conduct a reload. 6) Failure to Stop Drills. On 7-yard Failure to Stop drills, targets will face for five seconds and shooters will fire a controlled pair. Targets will turn away and shooters will search and assess. Then targets will face again for two seconds and shooters will fire one precision head shot. (If turning targets are not available, this drill may be executed on whistle blast.) 7) Threat Assessment Drills. The 5-yard Threat Assessment drill is based on the following scenario: Shooters are posed with a threat and prepare for an imminent engagement. Targets will face and turn in rapid succession. Shooters will identify the threat and assume the Tactical Carry, take the weapon off safe, and thumbcock it. Shooters are prepared for an imminent engagement, but do not have a clean shot because the threat ducked behind cover. Targets will face again and shooters will engage the threat with a single action shot. (If turning targets are not available, this drill may be executed on the commands Identify and Targets.) 8) Review safety rules, commands, and weapons handling procedures and emphasize these procedures throughout. 9) Review procedures for performing corrective action. 10) CMC/CMT will provide immediate feedback to Marines on their performance. 11) Designate relay and target assignments. b. Table One Course of Fire for Training Block Three Dry Practice at 7 Yards. Conduct five minutes of Coaches Time dry practice at the 7-yard line prior to live fire. Work on stance, position, and grip from the Tactical Carry and the Holster. Follow this with dry practice at the 7-yard line by Tower command. 4

6 (ON SLIDES #4 - #5) Itera- Tions Total Rounds Stage One 7 yards 5 sec 1 ( times) ( times) Stage Two 15 yards (4 times) ( times) 6 7 sec Stage Three 5 yards 1 (8 times) Total rds = 40 Time Mode Fill Plan Controlled Pair Failure to Stop 8 9 sec Speed Reload 8 6 sec Controlled Pair 8 1 sec Speed Reload 8 7 sec Single Action Slow Fire (Threat Assessment) from Tactical Carry Load 10 in weapon; 4 in pouch 8 in weapon; 4 in pouch in weapon; 4 in pouch After 1 st drill, fill mag w/7 After nd drill, fill mag w/5 Analyze & repair 5 in weapon; 5 in pouch After nd drill, Tactical reload w/mag 5 After 4 th drill, fill mag w/4 in weapon; 4 in pouch After 1 st drill, fill mag w/10 Analyze & repair 8 in weapon Analyze & repair 5

7 PRACTICAL APPLICATION: ( Hrs) This is a live fire practical application conducted on a pistol range. It will be fired once for practice and once for evaluation. INSTRUCTOR ROLE: The instructor(s) will supervise live fire training while providing coaching to shooters during the practice evolution. 1. Safety Brief: (From the ORAW) Brief the shooters on what to do if there is a mishap.. Supervision and Guidance: The instructor(s) will supervise performance and provide feedback. 3. Debrief: The instructor(s) will provide overall feedback, guidance on any misconceptions and review the learning points. 6

8 COMBAT PISTOL PROGRAM (CPP) - FIRING TABLE ONE, TRAINING BLOCK THREE PRACTICE RANGE COMMANDS Shooters, this is your Training Block Three course of fire. (Pause) Fill one magazine with 4 rounds and secure it in your magazine pouch; fill a second magazine with 10 rounds and secure it under your belt. 1. Stage One: 7-yard line Drill 1 (7-yard Failure to Stop) Shooters, advance to the 7-yard line. (Pause) With a magazine of 10 rounds, make a Condition 1 weapon, (Pause) and holster." Shooters, this is your 7-yard line Controlled Pair drill. You will fire a controlled pair in a time limit of 5 seconds. 10 wpn Controlled Pair. Stand by. Drill (7-yard Failure to Stop) Shooters, cover down on your assigned targets. Shooters, this is your 7-yard line Failure to Stop drill. You will fire a controlled pair, (Pause) assess your target, (Pause) and fire 1 precision headshot in a time limit of 7 seconds. (Pause) You will conduct this drill two times. 8 wpn First drill. Failure to Stop. Stand by. 1

9 5 wpn Second drill. Failure to Stop. Stand by. Drill 3 (7-yard Speed Reload): Shooters, cover down on your assigned targets. Shooters, this is your 7-yard line Speed Reload drill. You will fire a controlled pair, (Pause) conduct a speed reload, (Pause) and fire a controlled pair in a time limit of 9 seconds. (Pause) You will conduct this drill two times. wpn First Drill. Speed Reload. Stand by. Shooters fill your empty magazine with 7 rounds and secure it in your magazine pouch. wpn 7 - mag Second Drill. Speed Reload. Stand by. Shooters fill your empty magazine with 5 rounds and secure it in your magazine pouch. Coaches and shooters, pick up your gear. (Pause) Move down range to analyze and repair targets. (Pause) When targets are repaired, move back to the 15-yard ready line.. Stage Two: 15-yard line Drill 1 (15-yard Controlled Pair): Shooters, advance to the 15-yard line and cover down on your assigned targets." Shooters, this is your 15-yard line Controlled Pair drill, firing a controlled pair from the holster in a time limit of 6 seconds. (Pause) You will conduct this drill four times.

10 5 wpn 5 - mag First drill. Controlled Pair. Stand by. 3 wpn 5 - mag Second drill. Controlled Pair. Stand by. NOTE: Shooters will perform a Tactical Reload with a magazine of 5 rounds on their own. 6 wpn Third drill. Controlled Pair. Stand by. 4 wpn Fourth drill. Controlled Pair. Stand by. Shooters fill your empty magazine with 4 rounds and secure it in your magazine pouch. Drill (15-yard Speed Reload): Shooters, cover down on your assigned targets. Shooters, this is your 15-yard line Speed Reload drill. You will fire a controlled pair, (Pause) conduct a speed reload, (Pause) and fire a controlled pair in a time limit of 1 seconds. (Pause) You will conduct this drill two times. wpn First drill. Speed Reload. Stand by. 3

11 Shooters fill your empty magazine with 10 rounds and secure it in your magazine pouch. wpn 10 - mag Second drill. Speed Reload. Stand by. Coaches and shooters, pick up your gear. (Pause) Move down range to analyze and repair targets. (Pause) When targets are repaired, move back to the 5-yard ready line. 3. Stage Three: 5-yard line Drill 1 (5-yard Single Action Slow Fire Threat Assessment): Shooters, cover down on your assigned targets. This is your 5-yard Single Action Slow Fire Threat Assessment drill, firing 1 single action slow fire shot from the Tactical Carry in a time limit of 7 seconds. (Pause) You will conduct this drill eight times. 8 wpn First Drill. Threat Assessment. Stand by. 7 wpn Second Drill. Threat Assessment. Stand by. 6 wpn Third Drill. Threat Assessment. Stand by. 5 wpn Fourth Drill. Threat Assessment. Stand by. 4

12 4 wpn Fifth Drill. Threat Assessment. Stand by. 3 wpn Sixth Drill. Threat Assessment. Stand by. wpn Seventh Drill. Threat Assessment. Stand by. 1 wpn Eighth Drill. Threat Assessment. Stand by. Cease fire. (Pause) Show Clear. (Pause) When you have been cleared, holster. (Pause) Saved rounds, Alibis? Coaches and shooters, pick up your gear. (Pause) Move down range to analyze and repair targets. This concludes Training Block Three of the Combat Pistol Program. 5

13 Itera- Tions COMBAT PISTOL PROGRAM (CPP) - FIRING TABLE ONE, TRAINING BLOCK THREE M PISTOL LOAD PLAN Total Rounds Stage One 7 yards 5 sec 1 ( times) ( times) Stage Two 15 yards (4 times) ( times) 6 7 sec Stage Three 5 yards Time Mode Fill Plan Controlled Pair Failure to Stop 8 9 sec Speed Reload 8 6 sec Controlled Pair 8 1 sec Speed Reload Single Action Load 6 in weapon; 4 in pouch 4 in weapon; 4 in pouch After 1st drill, Tactical reload w/mag 4 in weapon; 4 in pouch After 1 st drill, fill mag w/7 After nd drill, fill mag w/5 Analyze & repair 5 in weapon; 5 in pouch After nd drill, Tactical reload w/mag 5 After 4 th drill, fill mag w/4 in weapon; 4 in pouch After 1 st drill, fill mag w/3 After nd drill, fill mag w/7 Tactical reload w/mag 7 Analyze & repair 6

14 1 (8 times) Total rds = sec Slow Fire (Threat Assessment) from Tactical Carry 8 in weapon Analyze & repair 7

15 COMBAT PISTOL PROGRAM (CPP) - FIRING TABLE ONE, TRAINING BLOCK THREE M PISTOL RANGE COMMANDS Shooters, this is your Training Block Three course of fire. (Pause) Fill one magazine with 4 rounds and secure it in your magazine pouch; fill a second magazine with 6 rounds and secure it under your belt. 1. Stage One: 7-yard line Drill 1 (7-yard Failure to Stop) Shooters, advance to the 7-yard line. (Pause) With a magazine of 10 rounds, make a Condition 1 weapon, (Pause) and holster." Shooters, this is your 7-yard line Controlled Pair drill. You will fire a controlled pair in a time limit of 5 seconds. 6 wpn Controlled Pair. Stand by. Drill (7-yard Failure to Stop) Shooters, cover down on your assigned targets. Shooters, this is your 7-yard line Failure to Stop drill. You will fire a controlled pair, (Pause) assess your target, (Pause) and fire 1 precision headshot in a time limit of 7 seconds. (Pause) You will conduct this drill two times. 4 wpn First drill. Failure to Stop. Stand by. NOTE: Shooters will perform a Tactical Reload with a magazine of 4 rounds on their own. 8

16 5 wpn Second drill. Failure to Stop. Stand by. Drill 3 (7-yard Speed Reload): Shooters, cover down on your assigned targets. Shooters, this is your 7-yard line Speed Reload drill. You will fire a controlled pair, (Pause) conduct a speed reload, (Pause) and fire a controlled pair in a time limit of 9 seconds. (Pause) You will conduct this drill two times. wpn First Drill. Speed Reload. Stand by. Shooters fill your empty magazine with 7 rounds and secure it in your magazine pouch. wpn 7 - mag Second Drill. Speed Reload. Stand by. Shooters fill your empty magazine with 5 rounds and secure it in your magazine pouch. Coaches and shooters, pick up your gear. (Pause) Move down range to analyze and repair targets. (Pause) When targets are repaired, move back to the 15-yard ready line.. Stage Two: 15-yard line Drill 1 (15-yard Controlled Pair): Shooters, advance to the 15-yard line and cover down on your assigned targets." Shooters, this is your 15-yard line Controlled Pair drill, firing a controlled pair from the holster in a time limit of 6 seconds. (Pause) You will conduct this drill four times. 9

17 5 wpn 5 - mag First drill. Controlled Pair. Stand by. 3 wpn 5 - mag Second drill. Controlled Pair. Stand by. NOTE: Shooters will perform a Tactical Reload with a magazine of 5 rounds on their own. 6 wpn Third drill. Controlled Pair. Stand by. 4 wpn Fourth drill. Controlled Pair. Stand by. Shooters fill your empty magazine with 4 rounds and secure it in your magazine pouch. Drill (15-yard Speed Reload): Shooters, cover down on your assigned targets. Shooters, this is your 15-yard line Speed Reload drill. You will fire a controlled pair, (Pause) conduct a speed reload, (Pause) and fire a controlled pair in a time limit of 1 seconds. (Pause) You will conduct this drill two times. wpn First drill. Speed Reload. Stand by. 10

18 Shooters fill your empty magazine with 3 rounds and secure it in your magazine pouch. wpn 3 - mag Second drill. Speed Reload. Stand by. Shooters fill your empty magazine with 7 rounds and secure it in your magazine pouch. NOTE: Shooters will perform a Tactical Reload with a magazine of 7 rounds on their own. Coaches and shooters, pick up your gear. (Pause) Move down range to analyze and repair targets. (Pause) When targets are repaired, move back to the 5-yard ready line. 3. Stage Three: 5-yard line Drill 1 (5-yard Single Action Slow Fire Threat Assessment): Shooters, cover down on your assigned targets. This is your 5-yard Single Action Slow Fire Threat Assessment drill, firing 1 single action slow fire shot from the Tactical Carry in a time limit of 7 seconds. (Pause) You will conduct this drill eight times. 8 wpn First Drill. Threat Assessment. Stand by. 7 wpn Second Drill. Threat Assessment. Stand by. 6 wpn Third Drill. Threat Assessment. Stand by. 11

19 5 wpn Fourth Drill. Threat Assessment. Stand by. 4 wpn Fifth Drill. Threat Assessment. Stand by. 3 wpn Sixth Drill. Threat Assessment. Stand by. wpn Seventh Drill. Threat Assessment. Stand by. 1 wpn Eighth Drill. Threat Assessment. Stand by. Cease fire. (Pause) Show Clear. (Pause) When you have been cleared, holster. (Pause) Saved rounds, Alibis? Coaches and shooters, pick up your gear. (Pause) Move down range to analyze and repair targets. This concludes Training Block Three of the Combat Pistol Program. 1