[Free eBook] Firearms Training: Guide to using simulation & scenarios

December 18, 2018 | [View as webpage]( [PNL-policeone-member-update-header-v2.png]( [spacer.gif] [Firearms.jpg]( [spacer.gif] Failure to prepare is preparing to fail. [spacer.gif] The last bastion in defending the thin blue line is the safe carriage and accurate use of issued weapons, be they pistols or long guns. Firearms training is an essential component of any agency's subject control program. However, officers often complain that it's boring, static and geared strictly toward the passing of a state-mandated qualification course. To ensure officers maintain proficiency and are prepared for success, firearms trainers must develop realistic, challenging and productive range drills for their agency. In this [free eBook]( we will detail best practices police firearms instructors can adopt to deliver the best quality training possible, including: - How to conduct safe and effective force-on-force training - How the square range can be made more realistic for live-fire exercises - How to get the most out of a use-of force simulator [spacer.gif] — PoliceOne Team [spacer.gif] [ReadNow.png]( [spacer.gif] [spacer.gif] [spacer.gif] [spacer.gif] [PoliceOneLogo.png]( PoliceOne does not send unsolicited messages. You are receiving this email because you have signed up for PoliceOne and subscribed to this newsletter. Click [here to unsubscribe](. Visit our [Customer Support]( page to report any email problems or [subscribe to our other newsletters.]( [spacer.gif] [?e={EMAIL}&c=PoliceOne&NewsletterID=481775044&NewsletterType=P1MemberUpdate&SendDate=181218]