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Presents Camp Douglas @Volk Field, Wisconsin
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Presents Camp Douglas @Volk Field, Wisconsin
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| INSTRUCTION: | DOWNLOADS: |
| Pistol Skills Course |
General Information |
| The Shooting Platform |
Printable Registration Form |
| Practical Shotgun for the Parol Officer |
On-Line Registration* |
| Course Description:
This eight hour block of instruction will cover a variety of pistol
drills that will strengthen the basics of marksmanship and enhance your
overall pistol skills. Those drills will be conducted at distances from
as close as 5 feet and out to 75 yards. We will utilize both paper and
steel targets in this course. Speed, accuracy, weapon handling,
performing the draw from secured holsters quickly, trigger
manipulation, watching the front sight alignment, and reloading skills
will be emphasized. A timer will be used during this training which
places induced stress along with a measurable method of determining
your skills. We will also be conducting elimination drills on both
paper and steel targets. 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: Duty pistol, duty carry rig, 4-8 magazines in good working order, and 800 rounds of ammunition. |
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Description: 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 8 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. 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: 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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| 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 to Aug 6, 2004 $175.00 after Aug 7, 2004 Non-member $200.00 to Aug 6, 2004 $225.00 after Aug 7, 2004 Note: Non-member conference fee includes one year of Associate Membership to IALEFI® (Full membership with approved credentials). |
| Contact: | Further information may be obtained by contacting Jed Sperry
at 715-839-3860 (sperryj@doj.state.wi.us) |
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IALEFI® Phone:
603-524-8787 or
Fax 603-524-8856 |