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Conference Up-Date / June 1, 2010We are counting down to the summer conference in Richland. It is scheduled for July 20-23, 2010. The Shilo Hotel in Richland is the conference headquarters. Reservations need to made by June 28, 2010 to get the room rate discount, otherwise the rooms will be released and you may not get a room at the Hotel. Hydro races are the weekend following the conference and they will book up. Get your reservations done now by checking under the Summer Conference 2010 on the events page. Scheduled classes include:Tuesday:Glock will have their Armorers School on July 20 / Register with Glock In addition Smith and Wesson will be offering an M&P Armorers course on July 20 at the Shilo. To get more information and to register for the M&P Armorers class. Contact: Chris Corino (406) 257-5504 wk (413) 237-9163 cell / ccorino@smith-wesson.com Long Range Rifle Shoot at the Rattlesnake Mountain Shooting Facility on the same day. We are also planning a Rifle-Pistol Night Shoot at the Range if enough people are interested. Wednesday:Manufactures demo day will be on Wednesday the 21st - Manufactures already committed are Glock, Smith and Wesson, Remington. We are working with others to ensure another quality training event. WSLEFIA business meeting at 1800 at the hotel Wednesday Evening's speaker will be Detective Sgt. Ben Benson, Pierce County Sheriff's Office who will give a presentation on the Lakewood Shootings as well as the incident involving Deputy Kent Mundell. Thursday and Friday:Training classes scheduled for Thursday the 22ndand Friday the 23rd. Instructors so far are: Joel Turner - Lead Firearms Instructor / Washington State Criminal Justice Training Center "Mental Mechanics of the Shot" - The objective of this course is to give the firearms instructor a mental tool that they can pass on to their students to eliminate recoil anticipation and its link to the trigger press. The instructor will gain an innate knowledge of the mental mechanics of shooting. This knowledge will make the job of the instructor much easier in the realm of shooting problem diagnostics. The main objective of this course is to provide instructors with a solution to the common problem of trigger control. Kyle Schmidt - Tempe Arizona PD, AZ Certified Police Instructor / Safailand Shooting School Instructor "Patrol Rifle" - This course will stress the real world, LE application of the patrol rifle. It is intended to make the student aware of the capabilities, limitations, and advanced application in the world of law enforcement. Each student will need the following;
Bruce Gray - Pistolsmith, trainer and president of Grayguns Inc. Jerry Jones - Lead Instructor / Sheriff's deputy since 1996, / Adjunct instructor to state and federal agencies. "Practical Fundamentals of Law Enforcement Instructor Development" - Our philosophy of instruction follows naturally from that essential truth. At the top of our pyramid, the twin core skills of sight alignment and trigger control are used in coordination with the appropriate mental direction and attitude to solve the marksmanship problem at hand. All the extraneous pressure and mental noise that our egos put in front of our performance makes shooting fast and accurately more of a challenge than it needs to be. Thus, it follows that mindset and attitude comprise the third core fundamental that we work on in our course. Our objective is to help you identify what you need to do to solve the problem at hand, how to do it, and how to think about it so that you can do it most effectively under stress. Ammunition Requirements:
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