Instructors should perform live-fire demonstrations in class to model techniques and validate their own proficiency.

“There are guys that do not do that. That do not bring a gun and do not demo. And there's actually um kind of an old school mentality around not doing that. For example, one guy I met he just took over a firearms unit at at a big agency and he made a rule which was all of the instructors here have to”

Shawn Ryan explains that using a specific grip on a rifle provides more leverage for tactical scenarios.

“So, when we were running when we were uh kind of doing like the defensive tactics type [ __ ] back when I was in the SEAL Teams, they would talk about, you know, what would happen if whoever pops in front of you, and then you know, and you don't you don't need to kill them. And so, or if you do need”

Training videos should not be provided for free online because there is no control over who uses the information.

“I won't do the the free video stuff and and the reason being it's not a money thing it really is you you really don't have any control of who those videos are going to and where do I get that from well I I spoke at an FBI Academy conference which had a lot of Law Enforcement Officers a lot of former”

He maintains that dynamic training for civilians and private contractors is essential for survival in life-threatening situations.

“What I was trying to master is the competitive nature of staying alive. You know, shooting dynamically, shooting strategically and shooting in an element where either my life or other people's lives would depend on the proficiency and accuracy of my shooting.”