Firearms Training

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When training, train to win the encounter.  That means treating firearms training like real life training.  Wear your uniform pants, vest and duty belt.  Draw the handgun from the holster, with the gun snapped in and the hand off the holster and the weapon.  It makes the officer ready for the worst case scenario.

When changing magazines, drop the old, empty magazine.  Don't follow it down, just drop it, it's empty and useless.  Draw the new magazine and reload without looking at your hands, the magazine, or the weapon.  Look at the suspect or scan the area.  You need to be able to do these routine procedures without looking, even in the dark.

Practice verbal commands.  Police!  Draw.  Stop!  Aim.  Drop the Weapon!  Fire.  Trainer should stand close to the shooter so you can observe his actions.  Make corrections and have the officer practice again to master the skill.  Keep training sessions short to take the training bit by bit so the officer is not overloaded with new skills to learn.  Constant improvement, constantly better skills, that's what the SGT Says.