Firearms Training

3 winners at SHOT Show industry day at the range

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I found three products for you that really shifted my perspective

On Point Steel Targets offers universal wood post mount

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The mount will work for any steel target system that uses a 2x4 wooden post

InVeris Training Solutions releases 2 new target systems

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QuikTurn 360 and QuikTurn 90 Turning Target Systems can be configured to enhance the live-fire training experience

One reviewer’s experience with the Acro P-2 red dot sight

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Clarity, long battery life, brightness adjustments and platform-specific mount elevate accuracy and make the transition easier

Two recent Portland police shootings could be exemptions to ban on shooting at moving vehicles

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Since 2009, Portland PD has banned firing at moving vehicles except in immediate risk of death or injury

Why this firearm manufacturer takes a different approach to red dot sight systems for law enforcement

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Walther Defense Division provides a unique platform, custom ergonomics and transition training for a more comprehensive red dot system experience

What cops can learn from YouTube

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Seek out as much information from vetted sources as you can, but always ensure any technique, tactic or equipment is in compliance with your agency’s policies

This SWAT team was an early adopter of the Staccato P. Here’s why.

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Adopting a duty weapon new to law enforcement was a risk that paid off

Low-powered variable optics on patrol

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From door-kicking building searches to downrange information gathering, LPVOs have you covered

NYPD should issue Glocks with a standard 5-pound trigger to all officers, not just new recruits

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NYPD has used 12-pound trigger pulls for several decades

Is it time for your agency to move to red dot sights?

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How San Mateo County is rolling out the latest tools and training for success

3 recommendations to mitigate TASER/firearm 'capture' errors

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A human factors scientist discusses device design, holster placement and training considerations

A simple way to overcome the 25-yard line anxiety

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If your accuracy beyond the 15-yard line is not where it needs to be, spend some time getting those skills up to a higher standard

Training at distance still matters

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Instructors who claim accurate shots at 25 yards or more is too high of a standard for their officers are leaving their students with the curse of low expectations