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Presents A Regional Training Conference October 30-31, 2003 |
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Presents A Regional Training Conference October 30-31, 2003 |
| Course Description: Too many times officers will not
try new courses because they are in their own “comfort zone.” This is
where they can shoot and hit what they are shooting at. They do not
push themselves by decreasing the time to shoot or try new
courses. This class will help break out of that comfort zone and
increase a shooters ability to shoot fast and accurately. Instructors: Sgt. Richard Verdi is a 17 year police veteran and serves as a Patrol Supervisor Rangemaster for his agency. He has been a member of IALEFI® since 1989 instructing at two ATCs and numerous RTCs and is currently serving as a member of the IALEFI® Board of Directors. He is a NJ state certified Rangemaster and a member of the NJ Attorney General's Firearms Advisory Board. He is also a published author, with approximately two dozen articles published in the popular gun press. Student requirements: Duty pistol, duty carry rig, minimum of 3 magazines or speed loaders, 300 rounds of ammunition.Patrol Carbine |
| Course description: This class
will cover both classroom and range instruction on the use of the
patrol carbine. Topics covered will be selection, extra equipment,
qualifications, close quarters, and moving and shooting with the weapon. Instructor: Tom Earnhardt is an 19 year veteran of the Raleigh Police Department. He was on the Tactical Team for 10 years as the Sergeant, and he is currently the in-service programs training sergeant. Tom is a past president of the North Carolina Tactical Officers Association, member of the NTOA, ASLET, IALEFI®, and Airborne Law Enforcement Officers Association. He is a certified Instructor in SWAT, Firearms, Subject Control, Rapid Deployment, and Driving. Student requirements: Carbine, (preferably sighted in before class due to time restraints) min. of 3 magazines with pouches, 150 rounds of carbine ammunition. |
| Course description: The typical
officer spends about 40 hours a week in uniform. The rest of the time,
he is off-duty. This block of instruction will focus on the various
weapon and holster combinations used in the off duty and plainclothes
environment. Upon completion of this block of instruction, student will
have a better knowledge of the advantages and disadvantages of the
various weapons and support gear typically carried by off-duty and
plainclothes officers. Students will also be able to access their
weapons and fire decisive shots on targets in a short time frame from a
concealed carry holster. Instructor: Len Simicich is a sergeant with the Palisades Interstate Parkway Police Department in Northern New Jersey. In addition to being a firearms instructor and armorer, his is also a baton and OC instructor and a Field Training Officer. A live member of the NRA, Len is also a member of IALEFI, ASLET, the Police Firearms Instructor’s Association of Bergen County (NJ) and the New Jersey Narcotics Enforcement Officers Association. Student requirements: Handgun, concealment holster, spare magazines or speed loaders, with concealment carriers, and a concealing garment, 300 rounds of full power ammunition. Body armor is recommended. All live fire exercises will be shot from concealment. |
| Course Descriptions: Despite
it’s tremendous utility value, the police shotgun remains an
underutilized and misunderstood tool. Many of the negative attitudes
relative to the shotgun stem from improper training and as a result,
officers never develop confidence in this particular weapon system.
This 4 hour block of instruction will focus on the use of the shotgun
as a fighting tool, with particular emphasis on reduced light
operation. The shotgun enjoys greater hit potential than with the
service handgun, however this will only be realized with proper
training. Instructor: Capt. Mike Boyle is the Training Administrator for his department as well as a staff instructor and Range Master at the Division of Criminal Justice Academy. He also serves on the IALEFI® Board of Directors where he chairs the Regional Training Committee. Mike contributed the chapter on Police Shotgun to the book “Total Survival”. Student requirements: duty shotgun, 50 rounds 00 Buck, 5 Slugs, duty belt and equipment, handgun with speed loaders or magazines, and 20 rounds of ammunition. |
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IALEFI® Phone: 603-524-8787 or Fax 603-524-8856 Further information may
be obtained by contacting Mark Wolinsky at 410-430-3100 or Michial
Dunlap at (603) 496-6957. |
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