Most police officers only fire their duty weapons once a year during state qualifications. Former Marine and veteran officer Jeff Hunt joins the table to expose why basic range scores leave street cops unprepared for live-fire ambushes.

With critical incident hit rates dropping below thirty percent, departmental budget cuts leave patrol officers without the dynamic movement, grip mechanics, or recoil control needed to survive gunfights. Through his nonprofit, Into the Storm Foundation, Jeff removes the financial roadblocks by funding high-stress live-fire instruction where shooters push past failure.

For agency leaders and patrol officers working to eliminate deadly marksmanship errors, this discussion details how to build competent field shooters on tight municipal budgets. Subscribe and share this episode with a first responder in your circle. What training deficiency worries you most about local law enforcement?