Firearms Training

A recently passed bill that will allow armed school employees in Ohio has sparked controversy and debate among police and teacher unions

Putting a variable power optic on a patrol rifle does NOT turn a patrol rifle program into a “designated marksman” program

An officer in Oklahoma participates in patrol rifle in-service training

The results of a recent Police1 poll with over 1,000 responses may surprise – or disappoint – you

A police union claims that appropriate equipment to reduce lead poisoning was never purchased

This tactic expands your ability to stop a deadly threat

Garden City PD in Georgia chose VirTra so officers could build decision-making skills and marksmanship without worrying about scheduling

Officers focused on the angles and places they needed to be to prepare for future real-life situations

A volunteer was shot and wounded while role-playing in a training scenario

With more than 150 sessions to pick from, the ILEETA conference will change the lives of the people you train

An efficient draw focused on repeatable economy of motion can do much more than improve your weapon-handling skills, it could save your life

The annual award recognizes a trainer who goes above and beyond to enhance the competence and confidence of the officers they train

LEOs must develop fundamental knowledge and skills in tactical operations to credibly address horrific active shooter incidents

A patrol officer primer on daily rifle handling

When officers repeatedly practice drawing their gun without moving their head or feet, what are they likely to do when an offender suddenly produces a weapon at close range?