Firearms Training

Unpredictable bullet spatter can be dangerous for everyone on the range

Gun handling lessons from the July ambush of Fargo police officers

Instead of focusing on short-term performance gains, firearm instructors should focus on long-term retention of skills

This unique training system prepares officers to fight through the trauma of a gunshot wound with real – not pretend – immobility

I’ve been to short, high-information classes, but none more efficient than this one

Compared to other compact pistols, the Staccato CS sets a standard for quality above and beyond the rest of the field

The American Sniper Association has produced a defining resource designed to assist SWAT teams in structuring training, buying equipment and planning deployments

Some time spent shooting in competition will make you a better tactical shooter

Rangemaster Sgt. David Weidner and his staff at the San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office run bi-monthly, two-day train-the-trainer classes for other agencies

Lee Weems wants to get instructors thinking about instructional design and the “why” of courses of fire

There's a way for LEOs to keep their sidearm secure and accessible only to themselves – even when separated from their duty pistol or backup sidearm

"The officer that took that shot, under that kind of stress, that guy saved lives. That's a guy I'd like to shake his hand."

Don’t make a bad day worse by failing to practice the shooting skills that could help you prevail

Jesse Porter shot a library special police officer in the chest thinking was holding his training gun

When providing training for real-life scenarios, think T4E for high-impact, realistic and cost-effective force-on-force training tools