EW #273  is an internationally recognized firearms training consultant. Since 1980, he has instructed over 13,000 police and security officers, federal agents, military personnel and civilians throughout the United States and abroad.

Holding a degree with honors from Yale University and a law degree from Harvard, he is a practicing trial attorney in addition to his firearms consulting.

He is a vice president and director of the International Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors, member of the Police Marksman Association National Advisory Board, and charter member and staff instructor of the American Society of Law Enforcement Trainers. He is certified as a law enforcement instructor in handgun, shotgun, patrol rifle, countersniper rifle, submachine gun, defensive tactics, handgun retention, baton, pepper spray, less lethal impact munitions, Taser, FATS, psycho-motor skill design, use of force, and as an executive protection specialist. He has for many years been a regular featured presenter at regional, national and international instructor conferences.

EW #273   has consulted, developed training programs and materials, and certified instructors and armorers for several leading firearms manufacturers. He has authored over 90 published articles on firearms and training, is Associate Editor of "Standards & Practices Reference Guide for Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors," and principal author of "Firearms Training Standards for Law Enforcement Personnel."

EW #273 's activities also include litigation consulting and expert testimony in cases involving firearms and use of force. He has testified in state and federal courts throughout the country, and by invitation before both houses of Congress. He has worked in both civil and criminal cases and has been retained by attorneys for plaintiffs, the prosecution and defense. Subjects on which he has testified include gun accidents, firearms safety, gun handling procedures, gun storage, firearms design, operability, trajectories, velocities, ballistics, ricochets, ejection patterns, proximity testing, gunshot evidence, bullet wounds, recreation of shooting scenes, bullet penetration, shooting range safety, hunting accidents, holsters and other shooting products, self defense, knives and other weapons, involuntary muscular contraction and accidental discharge, police and security firearms training, tactics and procedures, etc.