Law Enforcement Firearms Training
What Does D.R.A.W. Stand For? Drawing, Reloading and Aiming of Weapons
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 on target in under one second. From there, it 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.
With help from Olympic doctors and world-class athletic trainers, D.R.A.W. School handgun training has grown into program that continues redefine how law enforcement firearms training is conducted. From academy training to in-service training, D.R.A.W. School handgun training meets and exceeds all state and federal training requirements and can be inserted into any training program by any agency. The unique stair-step training methodology has been used by countless officers and instructors to increase their skill level far beyond what they thought possible.
Combined with the design and development of the patented BarrelBlok safety and training aid, regular firearms training can be conducted and duplicated in a dry-fire classroom setting with 100% safety, 100% realism and zero training scars. This gives officers the ability to receive the incredible benefits of training anytime. Then, when conducting live-fire training, officers are immediately up to speed and can train with great focus while using fewer rounds.
Level 1- Mastering the basics
Mastering the Basics
Mastering Malfunctions
Mastering the Basics
D.R.A.W. 1 teaches officers how the brain and body function and how to work within those parameters to increase speed and accuracy. (Five Sections of Instruction)
Mastering Reloading
Mastering Malfunctions
Mastering the Basics
D.R.A.W. 2 trains officers on the fastest way to reload their firearm, from empty to back on target with incredible speed. (Five Sections of Instruction)
Mastering Malfunctions
Mastering Malfunctions
Mastering Malfunctions
D.R.A.W. 3 shows officers how to quickly identify and clear malfunctions. New techniques increase clearance speed. (Three Sections of Instruction)
Level 2- Mastering Incapacitated ShootinG
Mastering The Secondary Hand Draw Sequence
Mastering The Secondary Hand Draw Sequence
Mastering The Secondary Hand Draw Sequence
Effectively drawing and utilizing your handgun with your secondary hand only in any situation means you're not out of the fight! (Three Sections of Instruction)
Mastering One-Hand Reloading Sequences
Mastering The Secondary Hand Draw Sequence
Mastering The Secondary Hand Draw Sequence
Performing any type of reloading sequence in an injured capacity keep your handgun up and running even both hands might not! (Four Sections of Instruction)
Mastering One-Hand Malfunction Clearances
Mastering The Secondary Hand Draw Sequence
Mastering One-Hand Malfunction Clearances
Experiencing a malfunction while only having one hand can be a nightmare. Knowing how to clear them with only one hand is essential! (Six Sections of Instruction)
Alternate Trigger Finger
Alternate Trigger Finger
Mastering One-Hand Malfunction Clearances
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! (Two Sections of Instruction)
Recovering Your Handgun
Alternate Trigger Finger
Recovering Your Handgun
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! (Three Sections of Instruction)
Level 3- Mastering Your Environment
Operating in an urban environment can present many challenges. Learning to quickly shoot from multiple points of elevation and around various objects provide more options to effectively engage and remain safe. (Five Sections of Instruction)