TRAINING | GWINNETT COUNTY POLICE DEPARTMENT SWAT

Published on December 10, 2025
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This comprehensive SWAT training program, led by elite instructors including retired NSW SMU personnel, covers advanced pistol and rifle techniques, close-quarters battle (CQB) tactics, and scenario-based training. It emphasizes precision, speed, and team coordination through drills like the Bill Drill and 10-10-10, focusing on critical micro-mechanics, grip consistency, and tactical movement in complex environments. The training aims to enhance officer self-preservation and team safety.

Quick Summary

Advanced SWAT training from GBRS Group instructors covers critical drills like the Bill Drill and 10-10-10, emphasizing the 'Master Grip' for accuracy and speed. Training includes tactical considerations for barricades, corners, and complex shoot house scenarios to enhance team coordination and officer safety.

Chapters

  1. 01:51Pistol Drills - Bill Drill
  2. 03:00Master Grip Instruction
  3. 07:23Training Standards and Consistency
  4. 09:02Barricade and Threshold Management
  5. 12:05Shoot House - CQB Tactics
  6. 16:21Scenario-Based Training
  7. 19:06Debrief and Final Thoughts

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key pistol drills emphasized in SWAT training?

Key pistol drills include the Bill Drill (6 rounds in 3 seconds), focusing on drawing and accuracy, the Broken Bill Drill (3-reload-3), and the 10-10-10 drill (10 yards, 10 rounds, 10 seconds) for overall proficiency.

How is grip technique important in tactical shooting?

The 'Master Grip' is crucial, focusing on precise hand placement, especially on the beaver tail and palm contact. This significantly affects shot grouping and red dot alignment during high-stress weapon presentations.

What tactical considerations are taught for barricade and corner engagement?

When engaging threats from behind barricades or corners, officers are instructed to maintain distance from the edge. This allows for better target identification and reaction time, especially when using specialized equipment like night vision.

What are the objectives of shoot house training for SWAT teams?

Shoot house training focuses on practical room clearing, effective body language communication, and maintaining team flow through uncleared spaces. It emphasizes precise team positioning and coordinated movement under pressure.

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