It will make the world of the average police officer, and therefore of the average citizen, a much safer place in which to live and work. Personal experience in two shooting incidents led him to believe in point shooting. In the video, Police Shooting and Low Light Shooting, Mr. Santiago deals with point shooting and how it will assist the viewer in low light situations. It is extremely important in instinctive shooting that the officer maintain the correct grip when drawing the weapon from the holster. Shooter's hand should be positioned high upon the backstrap with the middle, ring, little finger and thumb firmly gripping the stock.
Trigger finger is positioned outside of trigger guard.
One-hand instinctive shooting for distances of 1 to 3 yards should also be pursued. To maintain consistency, the shooter should stand in an erect position, feet at shoulder width. To draw, the only movement is made with the strong hand. Weapon is thrust to the center of shooter's body, elbow held against the side, forearm horizontal with the ground surface. At 7 yards, the shooter should stand upright, feel at shoulder-width, with the weapon held in both hands directly out from the chin.