Massachusetts Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors & Armorers Association

Instructor Development & Training Conference

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SEPTEMBER 26 – 28, 2017 Harvard, Massachusetts

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The 2017 Annual MLEFIAA Firearms Instructor Development Conference will be held

September 26 through 28, 2016. The entire conference, including the Law Enforcement

Product Expo, will take place at the Harvard Sportsman’s Club located five minutes off

both I-495 and Route 2. HSC is the premier private shooting facility in Massachusetts

featuring over a dozen ranges including a 300 yard rifle, combat pistol, law enforcement

rifle & shotgun as well as full auto ranges.

The Executive Board has worked to keep the tuition rate at an affordable $235 for

MLEFIAA members and $325 for non-members. Your tuition includes a catered lunch on

all three days.

For course selection and registration, please print and complete the form at the back

of this catalog and submit it to MLEFIAA Conference 2017, P.O. Box 253, Princeton, MA

01541-0253 with your payment.

If a member wishes to include their annual dues, the tuition is $265.

Payment must be received in order for your slot to be reserved. There will be no walk in

registrations permitted.

Please note that your seat at the conference is not

confirmed until payment is received.

For those traveling a long distance and looking for accommodations, MLEFIAA has

contracted with the Spring Hill Suites (Marriott) in Devens to provide suite style lodging

at reasonable rates. The hotel is a 13 minute drive from the range. Room rates at the

time of publishing are $147/night plus tax for Law Enforcement. You must mention

MLEFIAA and have your police ID at check-in. We strongly suggest reserving a room early

because historically the hotel is sold out the week of the conference.

If you have questions, E-mail MLEFIAA Secretary Joe Picariello at

secretary@mlefiaa.org or contact him by phone at (978) 464-2776 (home) or (978) 697-

6654 (cell).

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Overnight Lodging Info

Spring Hill Suites by Marriott & Devens Common Conference Center 27 Andrews Parkway, Devens, Mass.

Reservations: (978)772-3030 Government / Law Enforcement Rate: $147 / night + tax

All rooms are smoke free studio suites with a refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, iron/ironing board, and free internet. A complimentary breakfast is served in the lobby of the hotel for guests each morning. There are several restaurants within walking distance - Devens Grille (Lunch & Dinner), Dunkin Donuts, Pizza Bella. Hilton Garden Inn 59 Andrews Parkway, Devens, Mass.

Reservations: (978)772-0600 Government / Law Enforcement Rate: $147 / night + tax Single King or Two Queen beds

All rooms are furnished with a refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, iron/ironing board, and free internet. The Great American Grille is located in the hotel Directions: Take Route 2 East or West to Exit 37B (Jackson Road). Follow Jackson Road for about 2 miles and go past Fort Devens. Turn right after the Rapid Refill gas station on to Andrews Parkway.

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Range Facilities Info

Harvard Sportsman’s Club 250 Littleton County Road, Harvard, MA Harvard Sportsman’s Club is one of the largest non-commercial and premier shooting facilities in Massachusetts. With 200+ acres, a central location and over 13 ranges, HSC is the ideal location for the MLEFIAA Instructor Development & Training Conference. The HSC membership has graciously allowed MLEFIAA to use their facility for the conference since 2003. The range complex features 100, 200 and 300 yard rifle ranges, 7 action shooting pits, a law enforcement range, 2 SMG ranges, a Class III range, 7, 25 and 50 yard pistol / small bore rifle ranges in addition to the indoor pistol range. Support this great facility by joining if you live in the area.

From Route 2 West: Take Exit 39 (Taylor Street). At the top of the ramp, turn LEFT, then turn LEFT on Porter Street. Follow Porter Street go to the end and turn LEFT on Whitcomb Ave. (which becomes Littleton County Road at the Harvard town line). Follow for 1.3 miles, the entrance will be on your left.

Directions to Range

From Route 2 East: Take Exit 39 (Taylor Street). At the top of the ramp, turn LEFT and go back across Route 2. Take a LEFT on Porter Street, go to the end and turn LEFT on Whitcomb Ave. (which becomes Littleton County Road at the Harvard town line). Follow for 1.3 miles, the entrance will be on your left.

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CONFERENCE SCHEDULE Class and Range assignments will be available at Registration on Monday. Tuesday - September 26 Conference Registration* Range Control 0830 – 1200 Vendor / Product Expo Tent 0900 – 1600

EVENT OR CLASS INSTRUCTOR TIME

FULL DAY PROGRAMS

MPTC Level I & II Firearms Instructor Recertification MPTC Staff 0815 – finish Modern Medieval Tactics (Edged Weapon) Belliveau 0800 – 1700 Point shooting or aimed fire… when, where and how. Wish 0800 – 1700

HALF DAY PROGRAMS - MORNING

Vendor Live Fire Demonstrations on various ranges 0800 – 1200

Offensive Shooting Temkin 1300 – 1700 HALF DAY PROGRAMS - AFTERNOON

Firearms Tactics for High Risk Arrests Johnson 1300 – 1700 FPD Officer Involved Shooting - Debrief Duncan 1300 – 1700 LEOSA Recertification for the Retired Officer Bailey 1300 – 1700 Introduction of the Kalashnikov for Martin 1300 – 1700 the Law Enforcement Officer

Lunch will be served for registered Conference Attendees and Vendors in the Clubhouse. Due to the large attendance, we split lunch into two sessions. When you register you will be given your lunch assignment. *All attendees must pick up their Conference ID, class schedule and information packet at the registration table located at Range Control between 0830 and 1200 on Tuesday. MPTC Instructors attending only the recertification and retirees just attending the LEOSA class should check in here as well.

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Wednesday - September 27

EVENT OR CLASS INSTRUCTOR TIME

MORNING PROGRAMS

Firearms Tactics for High Risk Arrests Johnson 0800 – 1200 Aimed Fire or Point Shooting? You Need Both Leanos 0800 – 1200 Advanced Coaching & Diagnostics Sacco 0800 – 1200

Officer Down / Survival Techniques Sallele 0800 – 1200

Smaller Defensive Handguns Boyle 0800 – 1200

One Handed Skills Are Not Optional Eramo 0800 – 1200

Single Action Pistols – 1911, Hi Power & Variants Pajak 0800 – 1200

Soft Target Awareness / Terrorism Update McMahon 0800 – 1200

Fort Devens Training Accident – Debrief DuVernay 0900 – 1100

Aimed Fire or Point Shooting? You Need Both Leanos 1300 – 1700

AFTERNOON PROGRAMS

Advanced Coaching & Diagnostics Sacco 1300 – 1700

Officer Down / Survival Techniques Sallele 1300 – 1700

Offensive Shooting Temkin 1300 – 1700 Smaller Defensive Handguns Boyle 1300 – 1700 One Handed Skills Are Not Optional Eramo 1300 – 1700

Single Action Pistols – 1911, Hi Power & Variants Pajak 1300 – 1700 Soft Target Awareness / Terrorism Update McMahon 1300 – 1700

Fort Devens Training Accident – Debrief DuVernay 1330 – 1530

Lunch will be served for registered Conference Attendees and Vendors in the Clubhouse.

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Thursday - September 28

EVENT OR CLASS INSTRUCTOR TIME

MORNING CLASSES

Concealed Carry – Off Shift Survival Alves 0800 – 1200 Tactical Shotgun Grady 0800 – 1200

Basic Intro to the 1911 Collura 0800 – 1200

Point Shooting O’Toole 0800 – 1200 Basic Patrol Rifle Vivolo 0800 – 1200 Treatment of Gunshot Wounds Eldridge 0800 – 1200

HALF DAY CLASSES - Afternoon

Concealed Carry – Off Shift Survival Alves 1300 – 1700 Tactical Shotgun Grady 1300 – 1700

Point Shooting O’Toole 1300 – 1700 Basic Patrol Rifle Vivolo 1300 – 1700 Treatment of Gunshot Wounds Eldridge 1300 – 1700 Handguns with Manual Thumb Safeties: Collura 1300 – 1700 A Basic Introduction

Lunch will be served for registered Conference Attendees and Vendors in the Clubhouse.

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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

Title of Presentation: ADVANCED COACHING & DIAGNOSTICS Presenter: Pat Sacco Agency: Syracuse NY PD Brief Overview of Presentation: Placing quick, threat-stopping hits on target is the core of all gun fighting skills. In order to accomplish this goal, firearms instructors must develop practical, fundamental skills in new officers and improve the skills of veteran officers. Once these skills are developed, instructors must challenge all officers to identify their individual skill levels in order to balance combat speed and accuracy. This class will provide the law enforcement firearms instructor with concepts, information and teaching strategies that are critical for coaching combat handgun marksmanship at all skill levels. Required equipment:Red guns

Pistol w/ 3 magazines Duty belt Flash light Eye and ear protection Body armor Baseball hat 300 rounds of pistol ammunition *************************** Title of presentation: FIREARMS TACTICS FOR HIGH RISK ARREST SITUATIONS Presenters: Wade Johnson Agency: VT Department of Corrections Brief overview of presentation: This class is designed to provide an overview of firearms drills related to high risk arrest situations that can be adapted to the firing range. Examples include incorporating movement, introducing patrol officers to use of ballistic helmets and heavy ballistic vests (rifle plates), less-lethal shotgun/lethal cover officer teams, downed officer rescue, vehicle takedowns (with non-firing blue guns only), and response to active shooter situations. Students will be able to assess a situation to make a preliminary determination if they are dealing with a barricaded gunman or an active shooter incident, and the strategies and resources necessary to respond. In addition, students will be able to instruct firearms skills and tactics that are relevant to an active shooter response. Equipment that the student must provide: Suitable range attire Duty belt with handgun Patrol rifle or shotgun if available 200 rounds of handgun ammunition; 50 rifle or shotgun rounds. Personal Protective Equipment (body armor, hat w/visor, eye and hearing protection) Optional: Ballistic helmet, Ballistic shield and or active shooter “go” bags

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Title of Presentation: Point Shooting Presenters: Daniel O’Toole & Dominic Sardo Agency: MBTA Transit Police Brief Overview of Presentation Block will cover point shooting in different variations. What skills and knowledge will the students obtain in your class? Students and instructors will leave with methodology, drills and practical experience using point shooting techniques. Equipment that the student must provide Pistol and 3 magazines with suitable holster and magazine pouch / carrier. Ear and eye protection. Students will need approximately 300 rounds of full power PISTOL and/or ammunition. ********************** Title of Presentation: Point Shooting or Aimed Fire… When, Where & How Presenter: Seth Wish Agency: On Target Training, LLC Brief Overview of Presentation: This class will cover the realistic limits of point shooting and expand knowledge of key elements of instinctive shooting, aimed fire. In addition students will be pushed to failure with drills that will test their marksmanship, speed and accuracy. What skills and knowledge will the students obtain in your class?

• Key skill drills designed to enhance marksmanship • Balance between speed and accuracy • Limitation of point / instinctive shooting • Shooting while moving • Bilateral shooting • Understanding and applying shot cadence • Managing trigger press and reset • Burst fire

Equipment that the student must provide

• Full size service pistol • Duty belt / Duty rig is recommended • Strong side belt holster • 5 magazines (minimum) • Ear and eye protection • Back up firearm • 600 rounds of pistol ammo

NOTE: This is an all day class

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Title of Presentation: Basic Intro to the 1911 Pistol Presenter: John Collura Agency: MPTC Brief Overview of Presentation The purpose of the course is to provide a sound basis of necessary manual skills, technical and operational knowledge, mechanical functioning, capabilities and limitations, and the safe handling of the 1911 style pistol. What skills and knowledge will the students obtain in your class? The student will learn the basic method of manipulating the 1911 style pistol’s operating system, with emphasis on the engagement and disengagement of the manual and grip safeties. Equipment that the student must provide 1911 Pistol w/ duty or belt mounted holster for dominant side. NO appendix carry or shoulder holsters 3 magazines / Magazine pouch (Dual preferred) Sturdy belt at least 1.5” wide Baseball cap Appropriate range clothing and footwear Eye & Ear protection, body armor Cleaning kit with lubricant 250 rounds of ammo ******************************** Title of Presentation

: Handguns with Manual Thumb Safeties: A Basic Introduction

Presenter: John Collura Agency: MPTC Brief Overview of Presentation

The purpose of the course is to provide a sound foundation of necessary manual skills for the safe handling and firing of handguns with manual thumb safeties.

The student will learn the basic method of manipulating the pistol’s manual (thumb) safety, with regards to the draw and from the ready position.

What skills and knowledge will the students obtain in your class?

Pistol with Manual Thumb Safety (e.g., S&W M&P/Shield/Bodyguard, SIG P238/P938, Ruger SR Series, Beretta Px4/92 Series, et. al.)

Equipment that the student must provide

Dominant side holster - duty or belt mounted preferred (IWB: Student must have prior concealed carry training). NO appendix carry or shoulder holsters Sturdy belt at least 1.5” wide 2 magazines (3 preferred) / Magazine pouch (dual preferred) Baseball cap and appropriate range clothing and footwear Eye and hearing protection & Body armor Cleaning kit with lubricant Students will need approximately 250 rounds of full power PISTOL ammunition.

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Title of Presentation: CONCEALED CARRY – OFF SHIFT SURVIVAL Presenters: Cliff Alves & Jamie Griffin Agency: MPTC Brief overview of presentation: This program covers the benefits and usage of off duty weapons for the law enforcement officer. The advantages and disadvantages of various available weapons will be covered as well as developing a policy & procedure for off duty weapons for your agency. Also covered will be issues related to off duty carry such as selection of holsters, clothing and methods of carry. Required equipment: Handgun, concealment belt holster, ankle holster (optional) spare reloading devices, magazine holders, range safety equipment. Ammo: 150 rounds ************************** Title of Presentation: Single Action Pistols – The 1911, Browning Hi-Power and variants Presenters: John Pajak Agency: Mass. Environmental Police (ret.) Brief overview of presentation: This block will include an overview of the various types of single-action pistols rooted in the Browning designs and patents. Topics covered will be: Actions and safeties; Method of operation; Operator requirements; Carrying and carry configurations for duty, off-duty, and concealed; Maintenance including proper lubrication; Target engagement; and a qualification course. Required equipment: For full-size pistols, students should bring at least 200 rounds of ammo. For smaller carry guns (i.e. SIG 238, 938, Colt Pony, etc.) at least 100 rounds. Personal protective equipment (eye/hearing protection, body armor, etc.) Suitable clothing for the expected weather *********************** Title of Presentation: MODERN MEDIEVAL TACTICS – KNIFE CLASS Presenters: Mark Belliveau Agency: Hampden Co. S.O. / MPTC Brief overview of presentation: This is a comprehensive edge weapon class not only dealing with the dangers of a knife attack, but the offensive aspect of the edged weapon and how it applies to police work. During this eight hour program the officer will learn effective techniques to defend him/herself during a close quarter confrontation using both empty hand and a knife. Required equipment: eye protection, mouth piece, white tee shirt, BDU style pants, boots or sneakers, duty belt w/ training gun. Class size is limited to 16 students due to the size of the room and the nature of the class. NO LIVE /REAL FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION WILL BE ALLOWED IN THE CLASS.

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Title of Presentation: Maximizing Performance with Smaller Defensive Handguns Presenters: Mike Boyle Agency: NJ Division of Fish & Wildlife Bureau of Law Enforcement Brief overview of presentation: Small revolvers and semi-automatic pistols are widely used by law enforcement officers to fill a variety of roles, including back-up, off-duty and undercover carry. More often than not, departmental firearms training programs focus entirely on the service weapon, and the smaller handguns utilized for discreet carry are given cursory treatment at best. Merely qualifying for the record is not adequate. This block of instruction will focus on the role of smaller hideout guns by law enforcement officers. Discussion will include weapon selection, terminal ballistics, support equipment and agency policy. Students will participate in a number of drills designed to enhance their performance when utilizing smaller pistols and revolvers. Required equipment: Small revolver or pistol suitable for back up, off duty or undercover work Concealed carry holster Spare magazines, speed loaders Small hand held flashlight 300 rounds of ammunition *********************** Title of Presentation: Offensive Shooting Presenters: Matt Temkin Agency: NYC Courts (ret.) Brief overview of presentation: Combat shooting in a proactive ‘active shooter’ environment. Students will be provided with aimed and point shooting training combined with rapid movement toward the threat. Required equipment: Handgun (Long gun is optional) Holster, magazines, speed loaders and other essential equipment Personal protective equipment 400 rounds of handgun ammo 30 rounds rifle ammo (optional)

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Title of Presentation: Soft Target Awareness & Updates on UK Terror Attacks Presenters: Alex McMahon Agency: UK Gov’t Security James Trifiro Hampden Co. S.D. Brief overview of presentation: Through discussion, Power Point, demonstration, table top exercise, and a 20-minute film, students will be able to develop knowledge of counter-terrorism awareness and behavioral detection methods and gain an update on the Manchester and London Attacks. Required equipment: Note pad, pen /pencil, Memory stick / thumb drive if you would like a copy of the presentation ********************** Title of Presentation: Point Shooting Presenters: Daniel O’Toole & Dominic Sardo Agency: MBTA Transit Police Brief overview of presentation: Block will cover point shooting in different variations. Students will leave with methodology, drills and practical experience using point shooting techniques. Required equipment: Pistol and 3 magazines with suitable holster and magazine pouch / carrier. Ear and eye protection 300 rounds of pistol ammo. ********************* Title of Presentation: Officer Down / Survival Techniques Presenters: Wayne Sallele Agency: Medfield P.D. Brief overview of presentation: Immediate proper self treatment and treatment of others in realistic situations Required equipment: Tourniquets and/or any other tactical equipment carried on uniform50 rounds of pistol and/or rifle ammo (as applicable to your weapon load out)

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Medical gloves Comfortable clothing as some skills will be done on the ground

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Title of Presentation: The Kalashinakov for the Law Enforcement Officer Presenters: Dep. Mike Martin Agency: Norfolk Co. Sheriff’s Office Brief overview of presentation: Give the LEO a working knowledge and experience with their AK-47, AK-74 and SKS weapon platform of the Warsaw Pact Countries and are the preferred weapons of our enemies today. These weapons are easily found and sought out by shooters and others of ill will for their reliability, lethality and durability and because of this it will be around for decades to come. What skills and knowledge will the students obtain in your class? The student will operate their weapons as it was designed to operate. With modern weapon manipulation, shooting on the move and working the AK/SKS under stress. At the end of the class the student will appreciate their AK/SKS and develop a better understanding of this weapon. Required equipment: • Each student must supply their own weapon, magazines and ammunition. There will be no loaners to offer or ammunition for sale. • Students will bring their own oil and cleaning gear. • Minimum of 3 magazines - AK-47 AK-74 • Handgun with a minimum of 3 magazines. Strong side holster. • IFAK (Individual first aid kit) with a tourniquet. • Minimum of 6 stripper clips – if using an SKS • SLINGS are mandatory. • All weapons will be sighted before class. • Eye and ear protection. Electronic ear protection is recommended. • Appropriate weather permitting clothing and footwear. • Hats with a brim • Sunscreen and insect repellent. • Approximately 150 rounds of full power PISTOL & 500 rounds of RIFLE ammunition. ************************* Title of Presentation: Tactical Shotgun Course Presenters: Lt. Mike Grady Agency: Mass. Environmental Police Brief overview of presentation: Increasing proficiency in shotgun shooting fundamentals to include firing up to 50+ yards, multi-target engagement and rapid employment of shotgun from the ready position. Students will realize increased accuracy at distance, increased mechanical proficiency, and appreciation of capability of 12 gauge slug ammunition. Required equipment: Tactical shotgun (pump or semi-auto) w/sling 50 rounds slug / 8 rounds 00 buck or birdshot Stock mounted ammo caddy (optional) Dark colored T-shirt to use as a target

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Title of Presentation: Sighted Shooting vs. Point Shooting WHY YOU NEED BOTH! Presenters: Lt. Bill Leanos (ret.) Agency: MPTC Brief overview of presentation: There have been many discussions on the pros and cons of sighted shooting vs. point shooting. This block of instruction will examine both techniques and will demonstrate why it is important for officers to know both. Students will engage targets from a variety of distances using point shooting and sighted techniques to successfully engage encounters within close quarters. We will also look at the use of edged weapons as distraction devices during handgun retention techniques. This four hour block of instruction will be challenging and fun at the same time. Required equipment: Duty gear 200 Rounds Pistol Edged Weapon Safety Gear. *********************** Title of Presentation: Basic Patrol Rifle Presenters: Carmine Vivolo Agency: Somerville P.D. Brief overview of presentation: Basic rifle drills for departments who are implementing the patrol rifle. Initial certification requirements for officers. Tactical drills when deploying the patrol rifle. Students will learn basic knowledge of the patrol rifle. Tactical drills to bring back to their department and keep their students motivated. Required equipment: Ear and Eye protection Ballistic Vest Baseball Style Cap 10 Rifle Dummy Rounds 500 Rounds Rifle 100 Rounds Pistol Duty belt with handgun and three magazines

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Title of Presentation: One Handed Skills Are Not Optional Presenters: Jerry Eramo Agency: Rockland Police Dept. Brief overview of presentation: Since the onset of officer worn body cameras, more and more video content is exposing the realities of gunfights. This has shown that one handed shooting techniques are often used in the gun battle. Whether moving for cover, injured or holding something, officers may be forced to utilize one handed skills to confront a suspect to protect their life or someone else. This course will provide a training platform for instructors to review one handed shooting techniques with their officers. Students will be exposed to strong side and support side one handed techniques with their dominant and non-dominant eye. They will gain the ability to smoothly transition from the strong hand to the support hand in addition to moving and shooting accurately with one hand. They will also shoot from cover with one hand. One handed reloading and malfunction clearing operations will also be discussed during the course. Required equipment: Eye & hearing protection Body armor 300 rounds of ammo ********************* Title of Presentation: FRAMINGHAM PD OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING - DEBREIF Presenters: Paul Duncan Agency: Framingham P.D. Brief overview of presentation: This presentation is an in depth look and firsthand look at an officer involved shooting and aftermath which can be expected in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Required equipment: Note taking material ********************** Title of Presentation: TREATMENT OF GUNSHOT WOUNDS Presenters: Frank Eldridge Agency: Newton PD Brief overview of presentation: This presentation will introduce the firearms instructor to emergency care of gunshot wounds. Students will learn Self Aid, Buddy Aid, tourniquet skills and receive an introduction to Law Enforcement Advanced Casualty Care. Required equipment: No special equipment is required for this class.

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Title of Presentation: FORT DEVENS RANGE INCIDENT - DEBRIEF Presenters: Chief Bert DuVernay, (retired) Agency: MPTC / MLEFIAA staff Brief overview of presentation: This session is to present lessons learned during an incident in which an instructor was shot on the range. In April 2016, a Massachusetts Municipal Police Training Committee firearms instructor received a nearly fatal gunshot wound during a recruit class. He received immediate life saving treatment on scene by fellow instructors that are graduates of Massachusetts' new Law Enforcement Advance Casualty Care course and was transported by helicopter to a trauma center. Presented will be lessons learned concerning range safety, gunshot wound treatment, and emergency procedures. Required equipment: Note taking materials if desired Note: This is a two hour presentation and will be offered on Wednesday (Day 2). The morning session will be from 0900 to 1100 and the afternoon session will be from 1330 to 1530.

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Massachusetts Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors & Armorers’ Association

Instructor Training & Development Conference

Registration Form September 26 - 28, 2017

Name: ________________________________________________________________________ Last First MI Address: ______________________________________________________________________ City: _______________________________ State: ________ Zip: _______________ Is this your home address? Yes No Are you a member of MLEFIAA? Yes No If “yes”, what is your ID#: _____________ Agency: ________________________________________ Rank/Title: ____________________ Agency Address: ________________________________________________________________ City/Town: _________________________ State: ________ Zip: ___________ Tel: _________________ Fax: _________________ Email: ____________________ Conference Fee MLEFIAA Member: $235.00 Please include my dues: $265.00 Non-member: $325.00 Payment Personal Check or Money Order Department Check

In the event the applicant requests their department be invoiced for tuition payment, the applicant acknowledges, by way of submitting this application that they are responsible for payment in the event their agency fails to pay within 120 days.

Return this form with payment to: MLEFIAA Conference 2017 P. O. Box 253 Princeton, MA 01541-0253

REFUND POLICY

Submit the Course Selection Form with this Registration Form

Cancellation of your Conference Registration and requests for refunds must be made NO LATER THAN AUG.25, 2017. If a written request for a refund is received prior to August 25, 2017, an 80% refund will be returned. Requests received after August 25 but before September 10th will receive a 40% refund. No refunds will be given after September 10, 2017.

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Instructor Training & Development Conference Course Selection Form

Your name: ___________________________________

Department: ________________________________

Please indicate your preference for course selection by writing 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th next to the applicable course. If you have selected an all day class, do not make a morning or afternoon selection.

Every attempt will be made to assign you to the classes you indicate preference for. Course allocations are made on a “first received gets priority” basis. Class size varies with the range assignment and instructors specifications. Students must be on the class roster in order to receive credit for the program.

Walk ins, show ups and “I’m just auditing the class” are discouraged. Sept. 26 (Tuesday)

Registration – All participants must register on this day for the conference.

The Product Expo will run 0900 – 1500 and all classes will offer frequent breaks

Range & Classroom Presentations

All day sessions

____ Modern Medieval Tactics (Edged Weapon) – Belliveau

____ Point Shooting or Aimed Fire – Wish

There will be several vendor demonstrations on the ranges during the morning session

Morning Session

____ MPTC Level I & II recertification (MLEFIAA members only)

____ Offensive Shooting – Temkin

Afternoon Session

____ Firearms Tactics for High Risk Arrest Situations – Johnson

____ LEOSA Retired Officer Certification - Bailey

____ Intro to the Kalashnikov for L.E. officers - Martin

____ FPD Officer Involved Shooting - Duncan

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Instructor Training & Development Conference Course Selection Form

Your name: ___________________________________

Sept. 27 (Wednesday) Range Training

All day sessions

There are no full day classes this year on this day

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____ Advanced Coaching & Diagnostics – Sacco

Morning Sessions

____ Firearms Tactics for High Risk Arrest Situations – Johnson

____ Maximizing Performance with Smaller Defensive Handguns - Boyle

____ Officer Down Survival Techniques – Sallele

____ One Handed Pistol Shooting Skills – Eramo

____ Single Action Pistols (1911, Hi Power, etc.) – Pajak

____ Bringing Back the Basics – Leanos

____ Devens Range Incident – DuVernay

____ Soft Target Awareness & Terrorism Update – McMahon

____ Advanced Coaching & Diagnostics – Sacco

Afternoon Session

____ Offensive Shooting – Temkin

____ Maximizing Performance with Smaller Defensive Handguns – Boyle

____ One Handed Pistol Shooting Skills – Eramo

____ Single Action Pistols (1911, Hi Power, etc.) – Pajak

____ Officer Down Survival Techniques – Sallele

____ Devens Range Incident – DuVernay

____ Bringing Back the Basics – Leanos

____ Soft Target Awareness & Terrorism Update – McMahon

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Instructor Training & Development Conference Course Selection Form

Your name: ___________________________________

Sept. 28 (Thursday) Range Training

____ Concealed Carry – Off Shift Survival – Alves

Morning Session

____ Tactical Shotgun – Grady

____ Basic Intro to the 1911 – Collura

____ Point Shooting – O’Toole

____ Basic Patrol Rifle – Vivolo

____ Treatment of Gunshot Wounds – Eldridge

____ Concealed Carry – Off Shift Survival – Alves

Afternoon Session

____ Tactical Shotgun – Grady

____ Handguns with Manual Thumb Safeties – Collura

____ Point Shooting – O’Toole

____ Basic Patrol Rifle – Vivolo

____ Treatment of Gunshot Wounds – Eldridge