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Title: Machining for the Firearm Examiner Class
Post by: Chris Monturo on June 14, 2018, 08:43:46 PM
Precision Forensic Testing is offering a two day on-site Machining for the Firearm Examiner class.  The class is a combination of lecture and hands on which further explores the topics discussed.  All of the major manufacturing techniques are discussed and evaluation of class, subclass, and individual characteristics are explored.  Topics include: milling, lathe, broaching, EDM, grinding, and rifling techniques such as hammer forging, button, ECM, and broaching.
For more information, visit: https://www.precisionforensictesting.com/collections/training-for-firearm-examiners (https://www.precisionforensictesting.com/collections/training-for-firearm-examiners)
You can also e-mail:  mailto:orders@precisionforensictesting.com (orders@precisionforensictesting.com)

Chris
Title: Re: Machining for the Firearm Examiner Class
Post by: Stacey Phetteplace on June 15, 2018, 08:30:14 AM
I bet this is a great class, Chris. Our agency is on the second half of our biennium budget, so no more funding for another year.  :(
I will keep this is mind for the future though.
Title: Re: Machining for the Firearm Examiner Class
Post by: Chris Monturo on June 15, 2018, 08:57:21 AM

I'm not sure where you are in relation to Houston, but they will be hosting a class in early 2019.  Contact Jill Dupre for information.


Thanks,
Chris
Title: Re: Machining for the Firearm Examiner Class
Post by: Jill Dupre on June 25, 2018, 08:06:21 AM
UPDATE:  The Houston Forensic Science Center will be hosting the Chris Monturo "Machining for the Firearm Examiner" class in Houston, Texas, January 15-16, 2018.  The cost will be $450.00/person for the two day hands on class.  There are 19 available spots.


A registration form with hotel information will be forthcoming.  There are two airports that fly into Houston - Bush International (north of downtown Houston) and Hobby International (south of downtown Houston).



Title: Re: Machining for the Firearm Examiner Class
Post by: Jill Dupre on June 25, 2018, 09:47:20 AM
Correction - it should read January 15-16, 2019.
Title: Re: Machining for the Firearm Examiner Class
Post by: Charles Clow on June 25, 2018, 10:46:03 AM
I took Chris' abbreviated class at AFTE earlier in the month. It is an excellent class for newbies and seasoned examiners alike. I have a feeling that of the material that Chris goes over is not as emphasized in training as it needs to be. This class can help fill potential gaps in training.

For the seasoned examiners who did get proper emphasis on machining . . . this is an excellent review . . . and you will likely learn a thing or two that you did not know.

Great class . . . highly recommend.

CMC
Title: Re: Machining for the Firearm Examiner Class
Post by: Jorge Bello on June 25, 2018, 11:56:34 AM
I was also in the class during the AFTE Seminar. It was an excellent refresher on topics that we did cover in training and provided more detail on topics which we breezed over. All in all an excellent class and if there is more hands on in a more in-depth version the class can only be better.
Title: Re: Machining for the Firearm Examiner Class
Post by: Bwylie on August 20, 2018, 03:20:08 PM
Is there any additional information regarding registration, I would be very interested in attending this course. Thanks!
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