Sight placement is the positioning of the weapon’s sights in relation to the target as seen by the firer when he/she aims the weapon. 

The shooter stands slightly bladed in a classic “boxer’s stance” and pushes the gun toward the target using the strong hand, while at the same time pulling back the gun hand with the weak hand.

The shooter grasps the gun with two hands, extending the arms straight out toward the target with the two arms and the shoulders forming an isosceles triangle

An emergency reload is needed when you have spent all the rounds from your magazine and your slide is locked back.

Grab the fresh magazine you touched earlier and insert it into the gun in the same fashion as the Speed reload, but this reload doesn't require manipulation of the slide.

•Often a type-1 malfunction is a misfeed, in which a round was not loaded into the chamber (e.g. you didn't rack the slide after you loaded a magazine, or the magazine wasn't seated enough to load a round).

•When you pull the trigger, there is no "click" (or "boom"). Sticking out the chamber is visible brass. This brass is what gives the type-2 malfunction the name "the stove pipe". It is also known as a failure to eject.

•The fired casing does not get pulled out of the chamber and a new round has now being loaded into the breech. This is known as a double-feed and a failure to extract.