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srothstein wrote:

CompVest wrote:I agree that knowing where your shot hit is great but just having a program of shoot no shoot situations to practice getting your gun out and on target would be helpful.

If you are not worried about where you hit, there is a great training system on the market to practice drawing in time. And most of us have one already.

Make sure your pistol is not loaded. Double check it and then make sure again. Then watch Walker, Texas Ranger (or similar shows) on your television. Draw when you would be justified shooting. Then think about how you would explain it and justify it. We used to do this in the academy (way back) and actually have to write reports on the incident. It really is good training for cops in use of force judgment and report writing.