New York RTC

International Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors, Inc.®

Presents

A Patrol Rifle Instructors Workshop

April 10 - 11, 2003

Erie County Tactical Task Force

Buffalo, New York

INSTRUCTION:	DOWNLOADS:
Patrol Carbine Cover/Concealment Engagement Techniques	PDF Brochure
Tactical Urban Rifle	Printable Registration Form
Prevailing in Reduced Light Conditions: Patrol Rifle	On-Line Registration*
Test Protocol – Rifle Ammunition
General Information

*On-Line registration is only available to departments/agencies who have a purchase order or need to be invoiced.
We do not have a secure server to accept on-line credit card payments.

**Patrol Carbine Cover/Concealment Engagement Techniques**
This four hour course is designed to prepare an officer to utilize the patrol rifle/carbine involved in a critical incident when movement to cover/concealment is essential. Officers will be instructed on the proper movement to and away from cover/concealment while engaging single and multiple threats. Instructor: Lieutenant Dennis Carroll has been a supervisor for 21 years with the Schaumburg, Illinois, Police Department. He has been a certified master firearms instructor in Illinois since 1988 as a state certified firearms instructor for revolver, pistol, rifle, shotgun and SMG. He is also certified armorer by Sigarms, Glock, Heckler & Koch, Smith & Wesson, and Arma Lite AR-15. He also serves as an instructor in Patrol Procedures for the Cook County Sheriff’s Training Institute Basic Academy. He is a competitive shooter in IPSC/USPSA. Student requirements: Knee/elbow protection, some type of shooting glove is suggested; semi-automatic rifle/carbine in .223 or handgun caliber; 300 rounds ammunition; 4-8 magazines in good working condition (20-30 round).

**Tactical Urban Rifle**
The focus of this course is to develop the skills necessary to engage single & multiple threats at varying distances. To develop the ability to move as a team, shoot, and use cover. The student will be provided with information to better understand the strong and weak points of the rifle and it’s ammunition. Instructor: Senior Investigator Mike Rodriquez has 14 years with the New York County District Attorney’s Office and is currently the Senior Firearms Instructor and Defensive Tactics Instructor for the District Attorney’s Office. Mike has spent 6 years as a narcotics undercover officer working with the DEA Task Force, the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area Task Force, and various NYPD Units. Mike is a former Marine and has been assigned to 1st F.A.S.T. both as a team member and as a F.A.S.T. Company instructor. He is a graduate of Gunsite, Blackwater, and has been a member of IALEFI® for 6 years. Student requirements: Rifle with sling, 4 magazines, 500 rnds ammunition, tactical gloves desirable.

**Prevailing in Reduced Light Conditions: Patrol Rifle**
Many law enforcement officers are afforded limited opportunity to train in reduced light environments. Considering that most police shootings have historically occurred in less than optimum light, this situation is less than satisfactory. This block of instruction will explore the use of the patrol rifle as a reduced light fighting tool. Techniques which maximize the operators ability to hit under adverse conditions will be addressed. Instructor: Capt. Boyle is the Training Administrator for the New Jersey Division of Fish & Wildlife, Bureau of Law Enforcement and an instructor with the Streamlight Academy. He is also a police academy instructor and Rangemaster and the author of over 300 published articles, including several on the subject of reduced light shooting. Mike serves on the IALEFI® Board of Directors where he chairs the Regional Training Committee. Student requirements: Rifle with sling, spare magazines, 200 rounds of rifle ammunition, pistol with 50 rounds of ammunition, hand held flashlight, weapon mounted light if available.

**Test Protocol – Rifle Ammunition**
Students will have the opportunity to test various types of rifle ammunition in accordance with protocol established by the FBI. Ammunition will be fired into calibrated ballistic gelatin and through barriers common in actual police shootings. Instructor: This course will be presented by representatives of ATK. (Formerly BLOUNT, Inc) Student requirements: Pen/pencil notebook. Students are encouraged to bring any rifle ammunition they want to evaluate.

**General Information**
General Information:	Participants are asked to report to the Erie County Sheriff’s Tactical Range at 0700 on April 10, 2003 for final check-in. A map to the range will be sent with the registration. All range activities require a hat, wrap around eye protection and ear protection. The use of soft body armor during training is recommended. All participants who have not completed an IALEFI® safety check will be required to do so.
Eligibility:	Attendees must be a member of IALEFI® or a certified law enforcement officer. THIS CONFERENCE IS LIMITED TO THE FIRST 40 people who send in their registration and conference fee or purchase orders etc. IALEFI® will invoice your Department and/or agency if so requested.
Cost:	Member $150.00 before March 21, 2003 $175.00 on/after March 21, 2003 Non-member $200.00 before March 21, 2003 $225.00 on/after March 21, 2003 Note: Non-member conference fee includes one year of Associate Membership to IALEFI® (Full membership with approved credentials).
Accomodations:	The host hotel is the Radisson Airport 4243 Genesee Ave. Cheektowaga, New York 14225, phone 716-634-2300. The rate is $78.00 per night plus tax. To receive this rate, be sure to advise them it is for the IALEFI®.

Mail registration and fee to:

     IALEFI®
     25 Country Club Road Suite 707
     Gilford, NH 03249

Phone: 603-524-8787 or Fax 603-524-8856

Further information may be obtained by contacting Michial Dunlap
at (603) 496-6957 e-mail rtc@ialefi.com..

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