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Describe the responsibility of the firearms instructor to keep current
on all aspects of firearms, firearm usage, and legal decisions. (I)
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Describe the legal aspects of possessing firearms in Arizona,
including legal methods of carrying, concealed weapon permits, and
laws regarding use of lethal force. (II)
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Describe the moral problems associated with the use of lethal force,
including physical and psychological problems. (III)
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Identify the four cardinal rules of firearm safety, proper conditions
of the weapon when transferring to another, and safety aspects of a
"hot" and "cold" range. (IV)
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Describe the development hierarchy of firearms and the development of
handgun action types. (V)
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Describe the components of modern ammunition, incapacitation theories,
and elements of bullet effectiveness. (VI)
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Describe the elements of basic marksmanship and methods of teaching
those aspects. (VII)
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Identify the basic parts of a revolver and demonstrate proper handling
and firing techniques. (VIII, IX)
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Identify the basic parts of a pistol and demonstrate proper handling
and firing techniques. (X, XI)
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Demonstrate the proper positions when firing from kneeling, squatting,
sitting, and prone. (XII)
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Identify the major considerations when instructing officers going from
using a revolver to a pistol. (XIII)
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Demonstrate proper Close Quarter Battle drills. (XIV)
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Demonstrate proper wounded officer drills, such as one-hand operation
and one-handed malfunction clearances. (XV)
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Demonstrate proper preparation of a shotgun for placement in a police
cruiser and proper firing techniques. (XVI)
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Describe the four levels of mental awareness and how they are used to
reduce lag time in critical incidents, such as combat. (XVII)
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Describe the major concerns regarding training liability. (XVIII)
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Demonstrate proper tactics used when conducting building searches and
vehicle approaches. (XIX)
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Demonstrate the proper presentation of the weapon from "off- duty"
carry positions including "fanny" packs, shoulder holsters, ankle
holsters, briefcases, and from under clothing. (XX)
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