Seminars for Retailers
Firearms Dealer Lawsuits and Liabilities
Room N217
Attorneys Chuck Michel & John Renzulli will discuss recent lawsuits
against firearms dealers and “how to protect yourself if Mayor
Bloomberg sues you!”
Web Sites: Don’t Get Stuck in the Web
Room N218
Kevin Hanley of Cheddarhead Design, LLC, has designed and programmed
Web sites since 1994. This seminar will cover the advantages and disadvantages
of putting your business on the Web, the options for either outsourcing
Web design or designing — or redesigning — your Web site
in-house, and the costs involved.
Confessions of a Media Rep!
presented by SHOT Business magazine
Room N219
Industry veteran Bill Kendy will tell you what to look for when buying
media — radio, TV, print, directory, direct mail, billboard; how
to avoid five common media-buying mistakes, and explain the “Law
of 3’s” — cost effectiveness, frequency levels and
net reach.
ATF/FBI-NICS
Room N220
ATF Technical Advisor John Badowski and Special Agent Ben Hayes will
show a short video and answer questions concerning straw purchases. Todd
Mullemax from FBI-NICS will provide a dynamic interactive presentation
for attendees to gain insight, knowledge and understanding of the NICS
enhancements to overall efficiency and improvements to the services available
that can benefit in daily business operations.
Firearms License Revocations and Non-Renewal
Room N221
Experts Richard Gardner, Esq. and retired ATF Deputy Assistant Director
Wally Nelson will discuss how to protect yourself and your business from
an FFL license revocation or non-renewal. A must seminar for firearms
dealers!
This seminar is only open to FFL holders.
* ATF/FBI-NICS Issues and Answers
Saturday, Feb. 2 only: note special time: 2-4 p.m.
Room N210
A learning atmosphere. Join a panel of experts from ATF and FBI-NICS
to learn and gain understanding in the latest changes in laws and regulations
that impact your daily business practices.
* Firearms & Ammunition Excise Tax (FAET)
presented by Glock, NSSF and the Tax & Trade Bureau
Sunday, Feb. 3 only: note special time: 2 - 4 p.m.
Room N211
This seminar provides the opportunity for firearms and ammunition manufacturers,
producers and importers to ask questions and receive information on FAET
issues. Changes in the 2007 FAET laws and regulations will be a hot topic.
Each participant will receive an extensive FAET information packet.
Seminars for Law Enforcement
Learn from the experts, including information on the latest technologies
in the field.
Less Lethal Aerosol Advancements
Room N222
David Nance of Security Equipment Corporation will discuss various aspects
of law enforcement aerosol advancements including target acquisition
conformation, UV marking dye, proper deployment techniques, decontamination
advancements, new products for crowd control and much more.
The Hindi Duty Belt S.A.F.E.T.Y. System
Room N223
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Officer Robert Hindi, with over 20 years’ experience
on the force, will demonstrate duty belt equipment placement and positioning
that will challenge the traditional mindset of positioning equipment
wherever it fits.
Alternative Small Arms Aiming Devices; Tools For Liability Reduction;
Threat De-Escalation; Tactical Applications
Room N224
Wes Doss, an internationally recognized weapons and tactics instructor
will provide a detailed exploration of contemporary alternate and laser
sighting devices, including application in training for dynamic real-world
situations and the viability for use of these tools by law enforcement
customers.
Surviving Combat Inside the “Kill Zone”
Room N225
Ernest R. Emerson, well-known tactical trainer and lecturer, will discuss
training protocols for survival against deadly attack. Military and law
enforcement personnel are encouraged to attend this dynamic presentation.
Edge Tool Use and Selection; Tactical Apparel Selection
Room N226
Sgt. Scott Oldham and Sgt. Mick Williams, technical editors for Tactical
Response magazine, will discuss how to select the best police knives
for the money and how to choose the most suitable blade alloys, handle
materials, lock mechanisms and pocket-clip carry positions. They will
also discuss the new advancements for police outer apparel and how to
select what works best to meet the unique needs of law enforcement.
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