Type 3 Double-Feed Pew Pew Malfunctions Clearances

Published on September 9, 2022
Duration: 0:43

This guide details the clearance procedure for a Type 3 double-feed pistol malfunction, as demonstrated by Instructor Mike. It emphasizes the importance of using dummy rounds for safe training and outlines the 'Lock, Strip, Rack' method for clearing complex jams. The drill concludes with reloading and re-engaging the target.

Quick Summary

Safely clear Type 3 double-feed pistol malfunctions using the 'Lock, Strip, Rack' method. Instructor Mike demonstrates this technique, emphasizing the use of dummy rounds. Steps include locking the slide, stripping the magazine, and racking the slide multiple times to clear the chamber before reloading.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Inducing a Type 3 Malfunction
  2. 00:08Identifying the Malfunction
  3. 00:18Clearance: Lock, Strip, Rack
  4. 00:25Reloading and Re-engaging

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you clear a Type 3 double-feed malfunction?

To clear a Type 3 double-feed, first lock the slide to the rear. Then, forcefully strip the magazine from the firearm. Finally, rack the slide multiple times to clear the chamber of any jammed rounds before reloading and re-engaging.

Why is it important to use dummy rounds for malfunction training?

Using dummy rounds or snap caps for malfunction training is crucial for safety. It allows you to practice clearing jams without the risk of an accidental discharge, ensuring a safe training environment, especially when simulating complex issues like Type 3 double-feeds.

What is the 'Lock, Strip, Rack' method?

The 'Lock, Strip, Rack' method is a clearance drill for complex pistol malfunctions like the Type 3 double-feed. It involves locking the slide back, stripping the magazine out, and racking the slide repeatedly to clear the chamber.

What are the key steps in Instructor Mike's Type 3 double-feed clearance?

Instructor Mike's method involves locking the slide to the rear, stripping the magazine, and racking the slide multiple times to clear the chamber. After clearing, a fresh magazine is inserted, and the slide is cycled to chamber a new round.

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