1. Safety First:
   • Emphasize and enforce strict adherence to safety protocols at all times.
   • Always treat every firearm as if it were loaded.
2. Introduction to Firearms:
   • Provide a comprehensive introduction to different types of firearms.
   • Explain basic components, terminology, and functionalities.
3. Handling and Grip:
   • Demonstrate proper handling techniques, including how to pick up, hold, and carry a firearm safely.
   • Teach correct gripping methods to ensure control and accuracy.
4. Stance and Posture:
   • Instruct on proper stance for stability and recoil management.
   • Emphasize the importance of a consistent posture for accuracy.
5. Aiming and Sight Alignment:
   • Explain the principles of aiming and sight alignment.
   • Teach how to use sights (iron sights, red dots, scopes) effectively.
6. Trigger Control:
   • Demonstrate proper trigger control techniques.
   • Emphasize smooth, deliberate trigger pulls to improve accuracy.
7. Breathing and Follow-through:
   • Teach how to control breathing during shooting to minimize movement.
   • Emphasize follow-through after each shot to maintain focus and accuracy.
8. Loading and Unloading:
   • Provide clear instructions on how to safely load and unload firearms.
   • Ensure students understand the importance of checking and verifying chambers.
9. Malfunctions and Clearing Procedures:
   • Teach how to identify and safely clear common firearm malfunctions.
   • Emphasize the need to keep firearms pointed in a safe direction during malfunctions.
10. Range Rules and Etiquette:
    • Review range-specific rules and etiquette.
    • Stress the importance of communication and awareness on the range.
11. Shooting Drills and Exercises:
    • Organize progressive shooting drills to build skills and confidence.
    • Provide feedback and corrections throughout the exercises.
12. Legal and Ethical Considerations:
    • Discuss legal responsibilities and consequences of firearm use.
    • Emphasize ethical decision-making in self-defense situations.
13. Maintenance and Storage:
    • Brief on proper cleaning and maintenance procedures for firearms.
    • Discuss safe storage practices to prevent unauthorized access.
14. Review and Assessment:
    • Conduct regular reviews of key concepts and techniques.
    • Assess student progress and provide individualized feedback.
15. Continued Learning:
    • Encourage ongoing practice and further training opportunities.
    • Provide resources for further education and skill development.

These rules and guidelines should be tailored to the specific needs and experience levels of the participants in the firearm training class, ensuring a safe and effective learning environment.