Chris Cerino

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• 8 fundamentals that can make you a better shooter

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  The only difference between a good shooter and a great shooter are the details

• Do egos hold your training back?

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  Conflict and resolution can help us grow as operators, trainers, and supervisors of individuals and teams

• Basic requirements for officer-owned carbine rifles

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  Who can deny the many benefits of carbines in police work? They are light weight, light recoiling, adjustable, high capacity, long range, accurate and with proper training, very easy to operate.  A...

• Lessons learned from an Ohio SBC incident

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  Is your 'tactical toolbox' a mess or is it organized with your favorite tool right on top, ready to use?

• Video: Practice with your weapon

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  In this video tactical tip, Police1 Contributor Chris Cerino offers the reminder that you can be better prepared for the street if you take just a couple of moments before every shift to practice s...

• Firearms training: Train hard, fight easy

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  It’s not perfect practice that makes perfect, but the willingness to make mistakes in the pursuit of perfection

• Firearms training: Will you react as you have trained?

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  Every opportunity you have to properly manipulate your weapon system or your gear is a training opportunity

• The tactical funnel: An 'outside the box' thought on training

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  One of my best instructors, Rob, developed a term 'tactical funnel' into which we put a ton of information. After a couple days of working at it, all of that information flows from the large openin...

• Firearms training: How much 'fixing' is too much?

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  There are so many problems a shooter can have, but you as the instructor need to find the most important one to focus on

• Firearms training: Mastering the basics

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  When you practice, you need to do it in a combat fashion with a combat mindset

• Firearms training: What is your foundation?

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  The way you run your gear and manipulate your firearms on a day-to-day basis will show when the stress hits the fan