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     Rules  of  Marksmanship™  


    Dry  Weapons  Training   Learn  more  at  
    Pencil  Drill   chrissajnog.com  
     
     
    Dear  fellow  shooter:  
     
    I  designed  the  pencil  drill  and  this  target  to  make  firearms  training  at  home  more  effective  and  more  fun!  Dry  
    weapons  training  (a.k.a.  dry  fire)  is  one  of  the  most  effective  training  tools  you  have  at  your  disposal.  It’s  also  
    rule  #5  in  the  New  Rules  of  Marksmanship.  
     
    One  of  the  drawbacks,  maybe  the  only  drawback  of  dry  fire  training  is  it  can  be  a  little…dry.  Use  this  drill  and  
    target  to  keep  your  training  interesting.  The  only  way  to  get  better  is  to  practice  —  now  “boring”  is  one  less  
    excuse!  
     
    How  to  use  the  target:  
    1.  Print  out  the  target  on  the  next  page.  
    2.  Post  the  target  at  a  height  that  when  you’re  in  your  standing  shooting  position,  the  first  line  is  inline  with  
    your  sights.  
    3.  Follow  all  firearms  safety  rules  and  ensure  your  weapon  is  clear  and  there  is  no  ammunition  in  the  room  
    you  are  training.  Firearms  safety  is  your  responsibility!  If  you  have  ammunition  in  the  gun,  you  are  not  dry  
    firing.  
    4.  Find  a  pencil  with  a  full,  flat  eraser  head  and  sharpen  it.  
    5.  Insert  the  eraser  end  of  the  pencil  into  the  barrel.  
    6.  Find  a  distance  from  the  target  where  the  pencil  tip  is  about  ½  to  1  inch  from  the  target.    
    7.  Go  through  the  drills  and  make  sure  you  practice  slow  perfect  technique  each  and  every  time.  
    8.  The  target  is  not  designed  to  make  you  work  on  any  single  fundamental  of  marksmanship.  Use  the  New  
    Rules  of  Marksmanship  to  decide  where  YOU  need  to  focus  as  you  train.  
    9.  To  learn  how  to  shoot,  you  can  buy  my  book  Navy  SEAL  Shooting  on  Amazon:  http://amzn.to/1N1dR3v    
    10.  If  you’d  like  me  to  be  your  instructor,  you  can  sign  up  for  a  lot  cost  membership  at  
    http://chrissajnog.com/membership  and  save  time  and  money  learning  to  shoot  at  home.  
     
    The  Drills  
    The  Firing  Line  
    Start  on  the  left  side.  Aim  at  the  line  and  fire.  Reset  and  each  time  aim  a  little  to  the  right  of  the  last  shot.  Go  all  
    the  way  to  the  end.  Next  time  go  the  other  direction.  The  goal  is  to  not  look  at  your  pencil  impacts  until  you’re  
    done  and  see  how  straight  a  line  you  can  make  below  the  firing  line.  
     
    Fill  It  Up  
    Start  on  the  far  left  box.  Aim  in  the  center  of  the  box  and  fire.  Reset  and  each  time  move  to  the  right  one  box.  
    Go  all  the  way  to  the  end.  Next  time  go  the  other  direction.  Do  not  look  at  your  pencil  impacts  until  you’re  
    done.  Your  goal  is  for  a  straight  line  with  evenly  spaced  impacts.  
     
    Vertical  Virtuosity  
    Aim  at  the  dot.  Reset  and  each  time  move  down  and  aim  at  your  last  impact.  The  goal  is  have  a  straight  line  of  
    impacts  going  down.  
     
    Scan  and  Shoot  
    Start  aiming  at  the  big  arrow  and  scan  to  the  right  maintaining  front  sight  focus  and  staying  on  the  line.    When  
    you  get  to  the  cross-­‐mark,  engage.  Reset  and  continue  scanning  and  engaging  at  each  cross-­‐mark.  The  goal  is  
    to  have  your  impacts  directly  below  and  at  the  same  distance  of  each  cross-­‐mark.  (Each  guns  distance  will  
    vary)  
     
    NOTE:  The  pencil  drill  will  not  work  with  every  handgun.  L  
       
    Hooyah!  
    Chris  “Snowman”  Sajnog  
     
    With  Proper  Practice  you  are  Paving  your  Path  to  Perfection!  

     
    COPYRIGHT  2015  CENTER  MASS  GROUP,  LLC  
    New  Rules  of  Marksmanship™  
    Dry  Weapons  Training   Learn  more  at  
    Pencil  Drill   chrissajnog.com  
     

    Firing  Line:  Make  a  straight  line  below  the  firing  line.  

    Fill  It  Up:  Find  the  center  of  each.  

                                                     
     

    Vertical  Virtuosity:   Scan  and  Shoot:  Scan  the  line  and  shoot  
    Aim  at  the  dot.   when  you  get  to  the  mark.  
    Make  a  straight  line  down.  
     

    .  

     
    COPYRIGHT  2015  CENTER  MASS  GROUP,  LLC  

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