The Officer’s Guide To Police Pistolcraft by Michael E. Conti
A review by John Veit
The Officer’s Guide To Police Pistolcraft is a new (2009), comprehensive, practical, and reality-based survival guide for today’s Police Officer.
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The Officer’s Guide To Police Pistolcraft by Michael E. Conti
February 11, 2014
JohnVeit, Reviews John Veit, Michael Conti, Michael E. Conti, NYPD, point shooting 3 Comments
Rare Birds In New York City
September 15, 2013
JohnVeit John Veit, NYPD, point shooting 2 Comments
Rare Birds In New York City
by John Veit
NYPD And LAPD Shooting Effectiveness
November 28, 2012
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The following guest article was written and submitted by John Veit.
We welcome a variety of points of view on the subjects of shooting and marksmanship. Test them objectively on the range and let the results fall where they may.
Point Shooting vs. Sight Shooting – Handgun Training Effectiveness
November 10, 2012
JohnVeit, MilitaryMarksman Fairbairn and Sykes, fight results, John Veit, LAPD, NYPD, point shooting, tactical training 10 Comments
Point shooting advocates often tout various miss rate claims among officers, typically showcasing New York Police Department studies as “proof” that training to learn any sort of two hand, eye level shooting technique is ineffective.
Point shooting techniques were understood and taught long before any two hand, eye level shooting technique was commonly taught. In fact, most point shooting advocates recommend trainers and techniques from decades ago as the better way.
Given that point shooting has been used as a primary approach in the past, what sort of success rates did point shooting-trained personnel enjoy? Would a point shooting-trained force fare any better than the NYPD?
Competition Shooting And Combat Shooting
March 1, 2012
Guest Article, SensibleShooter Fairbairn and Sykes, John Veit, Michael Conti, NYPD, point shooting, Rex Applegate 13 Comments
The following guest article was written and submitted by John Veit.
We welcome a variety of points of view on the subjects of shooting and marksmanship. Test them objectively on the range and let the results fall where they may.
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