This video is a couple of years old and my understanding is this CPL took some heat over it.  Well, my advice to him is “Screw ‘Em!”  Those boys deserve whatever stress relief they can get.  The audience obviously enjoyed it, I wouldn’t have cared what all of the bleeding hearts thought of it.

I kinda wish there was a better version of this song, but then I remind myself that the setting is half of the entertainment of it.

Well, enough from me, here is the video.

Anyway, here are the (drum roll please)…

PICTURES!

Here is the latest video I made.  It has some photos from a couple of our classes.  Enjoy it if you will, I will put up more as time and motivation permits.

Geno

I am an active private investigator specializing in criminal investigations.  I have been many things in life; I have been a business owner, a little league coach, a Scoutmaster for the Boy Scouts, a Sailor (Actually a Navy Combat Corpsman attached to the Marine Corps – I was more Marine than Sailor – I got to dress up like a tree and sleep in the mud just like my boys) and a firearms instructor.  I am a certified National Rifle Association (Law Enforcement Activities Division) – NRA (LEAD) for short – Firearms Instructor.  This is not my first teaching gig though.  When I was in the military I was an instructor for our Nationally Registered Emergency Medicine Technician course as well as the Emergency Vehicle Operations Course.  I assisted in the Advanced Cardiac Life Support and Advanced Trauma Life Support put on by our Command Education Department also.  As a result I think I am a pretty good instructor, and many of my students seem to agree.

I do not like the term “Expert”.  I would rather think of myself as a student of firearms.  I’ve spent most of my adult life studying firearms.  In the beginning I guess I studied the terminal effects of projectiles on the human body.  I then progressed into the mechanical devices used to fire those projectiles.  I have competed in IPSC, IDPA, High Power Rifle and Cowboy Action Shooting, to name a few.  Competition is good when you do not mistake it for real world training.

Dan and I have come to the conclusion that there is a lot of BS circulating about firearms.  We have found quite a few people who have purchased firearms and feel protected and prepared.  In the words of the dearly departed Colonel Jeff Cooper; “Owning a handgun doesn’t make you armed any more than owning a guitar makes you a musician.”  Along with that handgun, or any firearm, comes responsibility.  There are ethical and moral issues that accompany that firearm.  At Trident Firearms Academy we believe in helping our students with Gun Handling, Marksmanship and Mindset.  We want to be a resource for our students after they have graduated from our classes.

I will add more he as time permits and motivation prevails.

Geno