Videos tagged with Law Enforcement Qualification

This video demonstrates the FBI Qualification Drill, a beginner-level standard for new law enforcement recruits. Instructor Will Workman breaks down each stage, emphasizing purposeful movement and accurate hits over speed. The drill involves 50 rounds fired from various distances (3, 5, 7, 15, and 25 yards) and positions, with specific time limits for each segment. A passing score requires hitting the silhouette, with misses deducted from the total score.

This video from Geauga Firearms Academy discusses the creation and management of security teams for religious organizations. Key takeaways include the critical importance of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) over individual backgrounds, the necessity of well-known and practiced plans, effective communication strategies, and the legal implications of using force. It also touches on the pros and cons of visible versus covert security teams and the importance of maintaining training standards comparable to law enforcement.

This video details the 10-round Bakersfield PD Qualification Drill, a challenging course designed by Mike Whiteley and demonstrated by Ken Hackathorn and Bill Wilson. The drill emphasizes fundamental skills under strict time constraints across various distances, from 10 to 60 feet. Expert instruction highlights the importance of a clean draw, efficient reloads, and consistent practice to achieve high scores, with Bill Wilson demonstrating proficiency with the Wilson Combat SFT9.

This video emphasizes that both concealed carriers and law enforcement officers often fail to pursue training beyond minimum requirements. The speaker argues that individual responsibility is paramount for anyone carrying a firearm, advocating for continuous training that exceeds basic certification or annual qualification standards. The core message is that proficiency requires ongoing effort, not just meeting minimal legal or departmental mandates.