When an officer has to pull his or her gun, the officer’s stress level is high. When an officer has to fire his or her weapon, the officer’s stress level has skyrocketed. In response, the brain quickly decides how to resolve the stress. This can lead to officers unconsciously circumventing training and shooting with one hand rather than two. This course,
One-Handed Shooting, will enhance students’ one-handed shooting skills by introducing new shooting techniques. In addition, students will review topics such as close-quarter combat, cover and concealment, move and shoot techniques, how to use space, malfunction drills, two-officer tactics, and angles and position shooting.
April 18, 2017 ǀ 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
OPOTA Tactical Training Center
1960 US Rt. 42 SW
London, Ohio
Cost: $245