Handgun Training with Cops | Drills and Tips on the Range for Pistol Shooting (1080p)
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- This is a highlights video from a day of handgun training with law enforcement. Although this video isn't polished like many of our regular episodes, there's plenty of good content here.
2:08 - Trigger Press
2:34 - Trigger Finger Isolation Drill
4:02 - Reading Targets
7:57 - Scan and Assess
9:00 - Sight Picture (prepping for multiple shots)
11:51 - Finger on the Locator
12:00 - Use of Force Window
14:19 - Movement
18:01 - Sight Gear II (Thumb Index Shooting)
27:10 - Sight Gear III
28.12 - Flow Drills
30:54 - Ticket Drill (Interview Stance)
33:34 - Speed Balance and Getting Faster
34:54 - Administrative Press Check
35:08 - Course Exercise (Move and Shoot Steel Targets)
41:01 - Pistol Shooting at 50 Yards from Targets
*Drew apologizes for the shaky footage and not so subtle aperture adjustments. This was shot run-and-gun style with a dslr and manual lens.
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One of my favorite videos on this channel. You can tell the emphasis of wanting to help cops. I love it. In my teens I didn't like cops. Older and wiser I have tons of respect for them
I was the exact same way. It wasn't until I joined the Army and realize I had a whole team to back me in a firefight. Whereas many times, cops are by themselves and if caught in a battle, they have to call for backup while in the midst of a firefight. Even in a matter of seconds, they could be dead by the time backup gets there.
As a former Marine I find this the ULTIMATE return to video. Kinda' like Vince Lombardi when he first told the Green Bay Packers, "Gentlemen, This is a Football."
Definitely tell the Pros and the rookie cops with their grip and muzzle rise of each shot. Pros look like they're shooting a .22 compared to cops shooting a .50 cal SW .
Some great pointer and tips. I was military police on the Marine Corps and was on SRT on Pendleton. I say that to say that we worked extensively on shooting tactics and weapons manipulations , sometimes ill our fingers were bleeding . I think that all police officers in today's dynamic and ever changing policing environment should get more and more training like this instead of qualifying once a year or whatever their dept standard is . We all know it is one thing to stand static and shoot at a target , and another to practice actually handgun fighting moving , shooting and communicating . Keep this good shit up guys not that you need me to tell you how important what you are teaching is .
Jartac 87 we appreciate the feedback. thank you for your service
CarryTrainer thanks for the service you provide. Hopefully some of these guys in the video , a couple seemed a little stuck in their old ways lol, take your pointers and utilize it god forbid they have to engage a suspect
Semper Fi! (3rd. Recon Bttn. USMC, Capn. Ret.)
Great tip on the use of the left (support) hand and rounds falling low left. This is an issue ive struggled with off and on a while now. Will definitely experiment with next time at the range. I carry a Glock23 which you can see on my channel so ive always thought maybe its just the .40's kick that i anticipated or something that makes me wack the trigger.
Jacob Carmona this will make Sang happy. thanks for viewing
Good stuff. Lot of good basics, this why I always take basic courses there is always something there to pick up on from different instructors.
This instructor is awesome much respect, best training videos I’ve seen
I'm glad to see police officers working on improving their skills.
jscarpa2002 they don’t have any clips to empty
this is awesome. spending more time on the grip is really important, I believe I now have a good to great master grip. it has taken me almost a year to get it. See you in a couple of week at cow town.
these cops definitely needed this training. good stuff Carry Trainer!
"this video isn't polished like many of our regular episodes"
-- That's okay! Makes me feel better about my performance at the range! I don't suck as bad as I thought I did!
They missed more steel toward the end than they hit! And the NRA want 6 inch groups at 15 yards....
Great vid guys...I learned all this in field training with pistol in the military. I was trained along side of Military Police for the Forward Assit unit I was assigned to. This is great training from our fine police officers. For you Officers..THANK YOU for your Service Protecting us.
Good stuff. I appreciate the detail of instruction given here and will attempt to use it for my own training. Hoo-ya!
At 12:40 when he's pretending to have a Negligent discharge. Scared the shit out of me
I need this class like last week.
I'm going to work on some of this next time I go to my dads to shoot. Great stuff love it!! 👍🏼
great class.
The gentleman at 9:00 minutes has definitely trained with Patrick McNamara. Good stuff.
Jesus the skill level on these guys is rediculus
Proper techniques can be learned. Just like spelling.
Superman 3 or 4?
Are you seriously meant to train delayed reloading?
I'm just curious because from my understanding some situations of delayed reloading often means either get cover return fire or done for. this is all new to me.
42.28 notice how the guy is readjusting his support hand after every shot....
And? That's why we train.
29:04 was PAINFUL! Like
"Nah. I dont feel like fighting today..."
The trainers aren't there for their health. An open mind and some motivation would go a long way! Is this how most defense classes go??
BRAVO!! a lot of these comments are true these guys di kinda suck but that's not the point. they are there to get better. most cops and regular ppl don't train nor practice they just assume they are good enough. I hope these guys are getting after it.
Your comments are wise my friend
CarryTrainer thx. Im just not a dick thats puts ppl down for trying.
Remember folks, one phrase which does NOT appear in the 2nd Amendment: "Except for against officers of the law" In fact by the spirit of the founding fathers the police forces are the PRIMARY reason for the existence of your and my right to not only KEEP them but BEAR them as well. Remember to keep arms is an intransitive verb, to BEAR them is a transitive verb. To bear arms necessarily refers to bearing them AGAINST SOMEONE OR SOMETHING
This was a really good video. I take a lot out of these videos and use it when I train as well. The only thing bout this one in particular is... one of the guys on here just was not gripping the gun the way you’re supposed to. The muzzle flip was ridiculous and no one corrected him. I kept waiting for the gun to fly out his hand or pop him in The forehead. Not only was the grip unable to manage the recoil it looked like he was holding up to his face when he shot, arms bent instead of extended out in front. Was I the only one who noticed?
What's with the assumptions? Do you know if he had any physical limitations? I know the answer and you wouldn't unless you were there or know him. Let's be less judgmental and more caring.
-Mick
CarryTrainer this was not an assumption but an observation. That’s why I asked
However since u mention assumptions, I would assume that with such a physical limitation it would be hard to actually perform a lot of police duties. All I did was observe and ask if anyone notice. Then u come back with a smart ass comment assuming I’m judgmental and less caring. It was an honest observation, that anyone could make watching this video.
If anything I would assume it was unsafe. That’s all. That’s why I asked if anyone noticed.
I need the contact of this instructor ASAP
Send me an email training@carrytrainer.com
I wonder if mick still runs that old Glock he got some thousand rounds threw! I know he loves his berettas
i think hes running the p365 still
Is it odd that I'm right-handed but shoot left, hold right? I do ok with the right but I get/stay on point with my left. I can't group near as well with my right. Also, thumbs forward feels very awkward to me. I feel like my right is almost hyperextending or maybe I'm pushing out too far. I just keep thumb over thumb, mainly.
+Mike Rotch how much training from a pro have you had?
CarryTrainer none yet, I just go to the range as often as I can. Would like to get a CCW, hoping I learn some things there.
5:24 this guy is confusing. I want to take training but want to be trained by someone I am gonna understand completely and someone with reputable experience.. the other guy was easy to understand and explained things more clearly
The main problem I see all the time with new shooters is we go straight to self defense and not to the basic fundamentals. New shooters probably should start with bb guns or .22 rifles and fun targets before getting into the life and death stuff. A guy being told he can't shoot and it's life and death is like the guy who's in a hurry mashing the elevator button because he's late for a business meeting. I have never been to any of these classes based on fun. It has always been if you don't do well in this class, you're going to die. Some of these people are probably better off finding a steel match and having fun. There's thirteen year old girls who might be able to off some tips.
lol, i say we break for lunch... lol ye man
Those gotta be 9mms there shooting it's not much blast like a 40 cal they did go back with 9mm I see
At 16:40 this trainee should have just dropped that spent mag and just fluidly brought up the second mag...to much wasted time in a firefight, could and does get a officer deceased. My uncle was a Sheriff and killed in action because he didnt have strict traing on reload. I wouldn't want that officer in jeopardy because of a reload issue. Just drop that mag,dont worry of it, count your trigger pulls and on the last round, in one fluid motion you are pulling another mag and reloading. From trained instinct no matter of the threat...you count your fired shots, I have a twelve round mag in my bread and butter, i count my fires on my 11th, i drop the mag at 12 and am loading the next. I was awarded top brigadier and expert marksmanship in the Army because I learned these methods from my father who was special forces and my fathers brother who was the sheriff who died.... all because of faulty training.
Would you suppose that is why these men are training?
@@CarryTrainer Of course!!!! I enjoyed watching these fine officers learning from such a great trainer. IF the gentleman is yourself in the video, I commend you. This training will potentially save their life. I have seen to many cases where a officer is down, like my Uncle who was a Sheriff, killed in the line of duty ...the assailants took away my most loved family. May not seem big to general public, but when you have direct family ties to a officer of the law, it is a huge painful ordeal to lose your family. My best friend in high school is also a police officer. I was approached by all agencies to join when I ETS'd from the Military. However, I was DONE with all that. Was shot twice in active duty. Having ten times more training than a typical field officer, A Forward Assist Unit, wore a black beret, trained in Spec Ops-Green Beret - I said screw that, not joining a police force, Im done with all that.I did my time in service of protecting my Country. Got my badges of valor - the two bullet wounds.
Pretty sad that our cops are that bad. Isn’t surprising just sad......and for god sake, smile. Mick is funny
Some of these guys are terrified of the recoil. lol Ya gotta get past that. First step.
They are training.
Tell that cop the seventies called the pornstar what’s his stash back
Hopefully the guys who had their identities blurred out was due to the shame of how horrible their body language and overall stature was. I hope they aren't out there running around with live rounds. Great instructors!
Is that guy Canadian?
POPJack1717 from Chicago I believe
Let's be real, most police officers no matter the agency or bad shooters. Most departments only require annual qualification so after that the officers don't shoot until the next year. Then you have cops/officers don't have a gun other than the one the department gave them.
Most officers DO NOT PRACTICE, nor do they care to because as long as they qualify barely their good until the next year or so that's it so no amount of training is going to change that.
Ever look inside an indoor police gun range? The ceilings and the side walls are full of bullet holes.
Gravity pulls the mag out? lMFAO the weight of the empty mag does that . 26:16
michael taylor What gives that mag weight? Cmon.
Please put that weapon out there where the bad guy can grab it.
BTW..I never carry with a round in the chamber. But I can chamber a round faster than some opponent. This is a critical lesson. Many who carry for self defense debate this issue, chambered or non chambered. Myself...I never have a round chambered, this is from very strict training protocol,. My training was, never have a round chambered at ANYTIME..unless drawn for a critical situation> my training, i learned how to draw and chamber a round instantaneously. However , I do get it, this kind of intensive training may not be suitable for the public at large to learn. Only that my angle, it may save a small child's life, to a regular firearm owners family ...to never leave a firearm with a chambered round. Most children do not have the hand strength to actually get one in the receiver. However, most kids can figure out a safety. The problem is...gun owners think they need to have a round chambered. Even police officers have had their kids curious about their dads gun...and they ended up killing themselves. Because the officer kept one in the chamber, This is the most critical and important training of all.
Carry how you wish. The issue arises when you can't chamber a round. As for kids getting a gun....no one here would ever condone or recommend that any firearm be left unattended. If it's not on your body and there is any one that can gain access to the weapon, unload and lock up. Context and logical analysis is required. The comparions to "even cops" doesn't do it for me as most have little firearms training. The public assumes that police are weapons experts. This is simply not the case. Anything you would not want unauthorized access to should be stored in a manner to prevent said access. Pretty easy to do.
@@CarryTrainer Agreed. Acquiring firearm locks or safe's is required, I tend to think this should be incorporated into the laws of firearm purchases, some kind of training class for new gun buyers. I fortunately was trained very young in proper marksmanship, my parent, who was Special Forces in the Military, trained his boys as Militia, I went on, joined the Army, then Ranger School and Sniper School, just as we in the Military are instinctively trained, we turned our firearms into the armory to be locked up. We also were trained very intensively in clearing, cleaning and presenting arms. The theme I am laying down here is, we should indoctrinate a class, mandatory, that all firearm purchasers must qualify. Not just about firing, but all the other topics, like proper field stripping, proper handling and proper clearing( the clearing seems to be the problem that so many kids and gun owners are getting killed from - they simply just did not know how to properly perform )the said class teaches students. Always lock your guns up! Common sense! My thought, people who dont have common sense shouldn't own firearms, even in a open carry state, idiots still unholster their firearm in a public setting, which is a felony, nothing worse than a stupid felon. About the Police, however, they have had extensive firearms training, a sizable amount more than most of the public. Yet there are criminals who always try to push the boundaries of that, you know, thinking they are just going to win a shoot out and the police are going to go home. It doesn't work that way. There is always bigger departments, essentially....shit does roll up hill. Criminals are stupid to think they will win firefights with Police. Multiple agencies come in. I am saying this from experience from a situation that escalated to the point, I was deployed in the military, like homeland security.
I live in Arizona, we can conceal. I have a problem with this as a gun owner, I do not like the fact that I can not see if a person is armed. Respect is the duty. So, I open carry, everyone sees, there is no surprises. Likewise myself, i want to see your firearm. Hiding or concealing makes me nervous. I am all for our 2nd Amendment, but I am not really for conceal carry. It is a respect issue. Have the respect for other people to see that you are armed, because concealing 'in a rudiment way' - in my mind, that the person is up to something malicious, may not be the case, but that is the train of thought, sane people think when someone is concealing a firearm. Respect for another is telling them you are armed or open carry visual. Also, people who are legal, who have their firearms registered in their name,.you almost never see many violations, however you see mass madness with illegally owned firearms. A illegal firearm is why some would conceal. I am not worried when some guy has a open carry, firearm, i dont even bat a eye at this, because he is giving me/others, direct respect, but hiding your firearms..scares the hell out of me. - I figure that this forum is a great place to start, to teach others proper firearms handling.
We do have conceal carry here in Arizona... However there are restrictions to this, Just so your other people know....The firearm needs to be in a proper HOLSTER, in your waist band. Even in a conceal carry state, it is still illegal to brandish a firearm that is not in a proper, certified, store sold holster. This means you cant just shove that 9mm down your pants and call it 'GOOD'. I do conceal but when I am in a public setting, I tuck my shirt behind my waistband holstered firearm, that is in a proper holster. THAT is the law about conceal carry...your gun needs to be in a proper holster, i dont like pocket guns for this reason....because despite state conceal carry laws, that is a brandished firearm, it is not in a certified holster. I am writing to CLARIFY stuff ...because if you just waistband your pea shooter, un holstered, you will still spend some days in a jail cell, or prison.
The nice thing about liberty is laws and mandates dont work
Private persons teaching the police to shoot.
As with any Police course, this should require it's students to use magazine pouches and a duty holster. It's sad seeing one student going in his cargo pocket to reload... Point shooting is an excellent course for any cop.
Ah context is everything. We don't make a student do what we want. All are told to train as they carry in life. This guy made his choice.
CarryTrainer I thought this course was for police officers. I have been to many courses. I guess you are really laid back. Budget type class.
All of this is BS. The main reason that people miss, is because they are doing something "extra" right before the trigger breaks the shot(preparing for the BLAST). You ever notice that your sights don't move one millimeter, when you're dry firing? Yea... So, stop pushing on the gun, or squeezing it a little harder, right before the shot breaks. Result? Bullseye every time. Until you master that, the rest of this crap is irrelevant.
Not sure what you are calling BS.
OMG...! These cops are sloppy shots...
Reggie Kanan they’re in the academy. They’re just learning. You probably sucked when you learned to just like the rest of us. Maybe you still do suck 🤷🏻♂️
They might be, i havent finished the video. But i bet you they will put their flesh between yours and a bullet if need be..while you shit your pants.
Where I live, my home .. Is becoming a very violent playground. It is a border state, we are being TRIGGERED Some 1700 Military troops have been sent. Poo is about to hit the fan here.....
What state if you don't mind me asking?
3:28 hahahahahah milking hahahahaha
+GiGi Marie yep
Lol you guys having hard time finding your words !
Man these cops look terrible. The civilians in Mike’s courses are better.
Holy shit these instructors made things so overly complicated. Not to mention some pretty poor range management.
Interesting
There's a purpose to the training.
these guys are over thinking this way to much 😂😂😂 point and shoot check for another target if it's clear holster gun your done😂😂
beast mode please pontificate as to what you are referring to as over thinking. sitting in a court room, explaining ones actions, you had better be able to articulate what and why you did.
training should not be taken lightly nor with a Laissez-faire attitude. our curricula is based in science and is well vetted in the industry
beast mode
you sound highly trained. 🙄
Too much talking.
Cops are a joke
That's a pretty broad statement. Cops are an extension of "we the people" visit a place without true law or law enforcement, then saw this.
This video is a complete joke. LEO? For real? What a waste of time.
Wouldn't it be more realistic to use black targets for the cop training?
What the?