N.C. Concealed Carry Handgun course ProTAC Safety Briefing 1.

You must know how to safely handle and be proficient with your handgun. 2. At the range keep all firearms in a holster or case and keep the action open until you are on the firing line. When you finish firing, the third distance (7 yds), open the action, and wait for me to clear your weapon, and then, immediately put your weapon back in the case or holster. 3. NO AMMO IN WEAPONS UNLESS YOU ARE ON THE FIREING LINE AND TOLD, BY ME, TO LOAD, then to ENGAGE YOUR TARGET WITH 10 ROUNDS!!!!!!! 4. Load only when told to, and then lay your weapon on the firing table (muzzle down range) when you finish firing each 10 rounds. (*Load magazines while waiting). 5. When on the firing line, keep your muzzle down range at all times (that means at YOUR target). Most people do great until they have a malfunction, then the muzzle starts swinging around (slow down and think). (turn your body not the handgun to look at it) 6. Keep your finger off the trigger until you are fully extended and ready to shoot. 7. Remember, I have to tell your sheriff that you can safely handle your firearm. Know what you are doing! 8. You are not on the range with your friends, so please take Range Commands from me (Load, Engage target, Clear weapon, and Cease fire (anyone can call a cease fire if they see something unsafe) safety first. 9. Use only factory ammo, no re-loads.

I ____________________________________ have read, understand, and will comply with the safety briefing above.

Sign: ____________________________________ Date: ______________

N.C. Concealed Carry Handgun course ProTAC

1. Please print, fill-out, sign, and bring the safety brief and two waiver forms with you to the VFW. If you cant print I will have copies at the VFW.

2. Please be at the classroom, VFW-4542, by 0845h. Maps are on the web-site, www.protac.us
3. Everyone will need an I.D. (drivers license, DoD ID, etc.). 4. You will shoot 10 rounds at 3yds. We will move back, and then repeat for 5 and 7 yd. 5. Please bring something to eat, snacks, and drinks. The canteen at the VFW will be open at noon for drinks, snacks, and food. 6. Again, please print, fill-out, sign, and bring the two waiver forms and the Safety Briefing with you to the VFW at 0845h. 7. Get your hearing protection from me before going onto the range. Pick-up Eye protection on the firing table (please leave the Eye protection on the table before leaving the range).

8. ***You are being evaluated on your ability to engage a target, your ability to safely handle a handgun, load, unload, handle malfunctions as needed, etc. (you must hit the scoring area of the target [inside the 7 ring, not head shots] 21 out of 30 shots). 9. Please do not park close to the VFW canteen door, so their customers can park up there.

Thank you Michael (Gus) Grissom N.C. C.C.H. & NRA Instructor & Range Safety Officer 910-366-4332 cell