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Understanding Firearm Mechanics

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Saturday, March 10th  from 1 pm – 4:30 pm.

Learn the physical mechanics of how firearms work. This primarily lecture-based class will include:

  • How to make firearm safety second nature
  • Selecting firearms for self defense
  • The use of firearms following disarms

Participants will get the opportunity to handle a variety of (unloaded) shotguns, rifles and handguns.

Sign up early: limited openings (631) 226-8383

$60 per person; $10 extra to pay at door

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  • Dear Friends, The upcoming Modern Warrior training week, Sunday, 9/11, through Saturday, 9/17, will begin and end each class with a moment of silence for all those lost on September 11th, 2001.  This will signify where we were before that fateful day and where we remain today: saving lives and making lives better. This horrific massacre was intended to intimidate us into changing our way of life, to scare us out of cherishing our freedom and most of all, to cause us to think more about our own welfare than the welfare of those weaker than ourselves. It was meant to force us into placing convenience ahead of loyalty, image ahead of honor, and personal safety ahead of courage, conviction and duty. As we approach the 10th anniversary of this great tragedy, I wish to bow my head for one moment for all those that died that day, never knowing that their death would serve to bring out the best in those of us who continue to strive to make ourselves better people and better warriors, in a world so much in need of good people and true warriors. I invite you all to join me and for one moment at the beginning and end of each class to stand side by side, shoulder to shoulder, warrior to warrior and show ourselves and the world how one can bow their head and still hold their chin up high in the face of adversity and evil.  For our friends and colleagues who are not here with us in New York at Modern Warrior, please honor those we lost with a moment of silence on Sunday. We are not what we once were.  We are better. Respectfully, Phil
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