Law Enforcement Instructor Training
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"Of all the training I have undertaken in the last 25 years, this is the best and most productive of the lot. I am more proud and pleased with having completed D.R.A.W. School than any other course I have taken."
"D.R.A.W. School opened my eyes to how outdated the training I received and continue to teach really is! I recognized how impractical many of the "traditional" training techniques in law enforcement really are."
"D.R.A.W. School has been a blast! I have learned more due to the D.R.A.W. method. This has definitely been the most challenging, yet satisfying, firearms course in my six years of military and seven years of law enforcement experience."
D.R.A.W. School handgun training started in early 2013 as a 4-hour course designed to teach officers how to draw their handgun from a Level III holster and get it on target in under one second. From there, the curriculum quickly grew into a multi-faceted course designed to meet the specific needs of law enforcement firearms training. Special focus was also given to the unique challenges that many female officers face and how to overcome them. From there, the D.R.A.W. School firearms training and instructor training programs were merged into an instructor development curriculum to help duplicate training efforts nationwide in 2017.
Since then, the Advanced Handgun Instructor course has grown into one of the most widely used instructor development programs that continues redefine how law enforcement firearms training is conducted. From initial academy training to annual in-service training, D.R.A.W. School handgun training and instructor development courses meet and exceed all state and federal training requirements, and can be easily inserted into any agency's training program. The unique stair-step training methodology has been used by countless officers and instructors to increase their skill level far beyond what they thought they were capable of.
Combined with the design, development and patenting of the BarrelBlok safety and training aid, a completely new era in firearms training was ushered in! BarrelBlok paved the way for regular and consistent firearms training programs using an officer's own duty weapon. Now, training can be conducted and duplicated in a dry-fire classroom setting with 100% safety, 100% realism and ZERO training scars. This gives instructors the the benefit of training being able to train their officers at anytime. Additionally, when conducting live-fire training, officers are immediately up to speed and can train with great focus while using fewer rounds.
The D.R.A.W. School Advanced Handgun Instructor course is a 5-day, 46-hour course that consists of both a 6-hour online training pre-requisite class and a 40-hour in-person training. This course includes thirteen basic instructor-level courses and twenty-two advanced-level instructor courses. See below for a description of each section of training.
Selected State POST Certification & Equivalency
SCCJA Firearms Instructor School- Full Equivalency: LPN-6162
Georgia POST Handgun Instructor Training- D.R.A.W. School: OFM08F
Indiana Law Enforcement Academy POST: 473152880
California POST Control Number: 4690-21508-17-001
D.R.A.W. 1 teaches how the brain and body function and how to work within those parameters to increase speed and accuracy.
D.R.A.W. 2 teaches the fastest way to reload a handgun, from empty, to back on target with incredible speed.
D.R.A.W. 3 teaches how to quickly identify and clear malfunctions. New techniques increase clearance speeds.
Operating in an urban or rural environment presents various challenges. Officers must learn techniques that will allow them to rapidly perform to a high level in any environment they are operating in. Being able to effectively use their firearm from various levels of elevation and from the ground is crucial to their success in the field.
D.R.A.W. 4 effectively teaches drawing and utilizing your handgun with your secondary hand only in any situation means you're not out of the fight!
Performing any type of reloading sequence in an injured capacity keeps your handgun up and running even if both hands are not!
Experiencing a malfunction while only having one hand can be a nightmare. Knowing how to clear malfunctions with only one hand is essential!
If your trigger finger is injured and not working, that does not mean you cannot shoot! Using an alternate finger to manipulate the trigger keeps you in the fight!
Getting separated from your handgun can be the ultimate challenge in a high-stress situation. Learning how to recover it quickly can save the day!
*PLEASE NOTE- All in-person and online D.R.A.W. School training courses are for sworn law enforcement officers and instructors, law enforcement affiliated college training programs, NRC security teams, and related professionally armed security teams. Credentials will be required to have access to these courses. To find out if you or your organization qualify to attend or subscribe, please contact us.
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