This is going to be a one of a kind scenario training workshop. Not many have the credentials nor the experience to teach something like this. And we have it so, keep in touch!

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I'm interested. Let me know when Bro. PS. Hows everything going? I'm waiting to see Lil Jess's video....nothing like a quick kill :-)!

"The only difference between combat and sport is, in combat you bury whoever comes in second."

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Justin

Is this going to be live fire or airsoft oriented?
If live fire, how much ammo is the class going to require?

What gear will be required?

It's not about who is right. It's about who is LEFT.

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I'm in if I have money...and for any day but a Saturday.

Is this going to be live fire or airsoft oriented?
If live fire, how much ammo is the class going to require?

What gear will be required?

It's not about who is right. It's about who is LEFT.

You have the right to remain silent. When needed, USE IT!!!

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Ron Kosakowski
Practical Self Defense Training Center
847 Hamilton Ave. (RT 69)
Waterbury, CT 06706
203-596-9073
info@psdtc.com
http://www.psdtc.com
http://www.traditionalfilipinoweapons.com

That goes without saying.

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Ron, you already know I'm interested.

That goes without saying.

There's no certainty - only opportunity.

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Ron Kosakowski
Practical Self Defense Training Center
847 Hamilton Ave. (RT 69)
Waterbury, CT 06706
203-596-9073
info@psdtc.com
http://www.psdtc.com
http://www.traditionalfilipinoweapons.com

Even having an idea of price, without a solid answer, will be helpful in getting the $$ all in one pile.

It's not about who is right. It's about who is LEFT.

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What is the likely range for cost on this seminar?

Even having an idea of price, without a solid answer, will be helpful in getting the $$ all in one pile.

It's not about who is right. It's about who is LEFT.

You have the right to remain silent. When needed, USE IT!!!

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Ron Kosakowski
Practical Self Defense Training Center
847 Hamilton Ave. (RT 69)
Waterbury, CT 06706
203-596-9073
info@psdtc.com
http://www.psdtc.com
http://www.traditionalfilipinoweapons.com

I've talked this over with my fellow executive board member at our local Explorer program, and he seems to be all for it, because this has heavy influences in Law Enforcement practicality.

I'm going down to the PD tonight, to see what my local Sergeant thinks, so if he gives me the go-ahead, I'm going to get a quick tally of Explorers that would want to do this.

One of the biggest concerns I've noticed with our Explorers is that, we're severely lacking in the self defense, and gun-retention department. I was roleplaying in a scenario once, where I was on my stomach. I was told by my adviser to just lay there, and act wounded, but I felt I had a point to prove, after my repeated attempts to tell my advisers that our Explorers just DON'T know what they're doing when it comes to safety... So I tucked a rubber knife under me as well.

The Explorer, attempting to get me to show my hands, literally straddle-stood over me, and tried to roll me over. Needless to say, when I rolled over, they were met with the wrong end of a knife. And after whom I promptly knocked over, by rolling into their leg, the backup officer didn't know what to do, and couldn't do anything quickly enough.

Every year that goes by, I try to stress self defense, officer safety, and gun retention more and more, but they don't want to listen, and it's showing. Getting guns taken away at competitions may mean a poor, poor grade... But getting guns taken away in real life is much more likely to mean a loss of life. These guys are training to become police officers, and the way I see it, the more training they have, the better.

So, even if I can't get this idea passed, and if I can't get any of the other explorers to want to go to the seminar, I fully plan on going. There's no such thing as too much firearms training, or firearms safety.

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Ron, more good news for you, to give you a little more incentive...

I've talked this over with my fellow executive board member at our local Explorer program, and he seems to be all for it, because this has heavy influences in Law Enforcement practicality.

I'm going down to the PD tonight, to see what my local Sergeant thinks, so if he gives me the go-ahead, I'm going to get a quick tally of Explorers that would want to do this.

One of the biggest concerns I've noticed with our Explorers is that, we're severely lacking in the self defense, and gun-retention department. I was roleplaying in a scenario once, where I was on my stomach. I was told by my adviser to just lay there, and act wounded, but I felt I had a point to prove, after my repeated attempts to tell my advisers that our Explorers just DON'T know what they're doing when it comes to safety... So I tucked a rubber knife under me as well.

The Explorer, attempting to get me to show my hands, literally straddle-stood over me, and tried to roll me over. Needless to say, when I rolled over, they were met with the wrong end of a knife. And after whom I promptly knocked over, by rolling into their leg, the backup officer didn't know what to do, and couldn't do anything quickly enough.

Every year that goes by, I try to stress self defense, officer safety, and gun retention more and more, but they don't want to listen, and it's showing. Getting guns taken away at competitions may mean a poor, poor grade... But getting guns taken away in real life is much more likely to mean a loss of life. These guys are training to become police officers, and the way I see it, the more training they have, the better.

So, even if I can't get this idea passed, and if I can't get any of the other explorers to want to go to the seminar, I fully plan on going. There's no such thing as too much firearms training, or firearms safety.

There's no certainty - only opportunity.

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Ron Kosakowski
Practical Self Defense Training Center
847 Hamilton Ave. (RT 69)
Waterbury, CT 06706
203-596-9073
info@psdtc.com
http://www.psdtc.com
http://www.traditionalfilipinoweapons.com

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Ron, more good news for you, to give you a little more incentive...

I've talked this over with my fellow executive board member at our local Explorer program, and he seems to be all for it, because this has heavy influences in Law Enforcement practicality.

I'm going down to the PD tonight, to see what my local Sergeant thinks, so if he gives me the go-ahead, I'm going to get a quick tally of Explorers that would want to do this.

One of the biggest concerns I've noticed with our Explorers is that, we're severely lacking in the self defense, and gun-retention department. I was roleplaying in a scenario once, where I was on my stomach. I was told by my adviser to just lay there, and act wounded, but I felt I had a point to prove, after my repeated attempts to tell my advisers that our Explorers just DON'T know what they're doing when it comes to safety... So I tucked a rubber knife under me as well.

The Explorer, attempting to get me to show my hands, literally straddle-stood over me, and tried to roll me over. Needless to say, when I rolled over, they were met with the wrong end of a knife. And after whom I promptly knocked over, by rolling into their leg, the backup officer didn't know what to do, and couldn't do anything quickly enough.

Every year that goes by, I try to stress self defense, officer safety, and gun retention more and more, but they don't want to listen, and it's showing. Getting guns taken away at competitions may mean a poor, poor grade... But getting guns taken away in real life is much more likely to mean a loss of life. These guys are training to become police officers, and the way I see it, the more training they have, the better.

So, even if I can't get this idea passed, and if I can't get any of the other explorers to want to go to the seminar, I fully plan on going. There's no such thing as too much firearms training, or firearms safety.

There's no certainty - only opportunity.

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You have the right to remain silent. When needed, USE IT!!!

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Ron, more good news for you, to give you a little more incentive...

I've talked this over with my fellow executive board member at our local Explorer program, and he seems to be all for it, because this has heavy influences in Law Enforcement practicality.

I'm going down to the PD tonight, to see what my local Sergeant thinks, so if he gives me the go-ahead, I'm going to get a quick tally of Explorers that would want to do this.

One of the biggest concerns I've noticed with our Explorers is that, we're severely lacking in the self defense, and gun-retention department. I was roleplaying in a scenario once, where I was on my stomach. I was told by my adviser to just lay there, and act wounded, but I felt I had a point to prove, after my repeated attempts to tell my advisers that our Explorers just DON'T know what they're doing when it comes to safety... So I tucked a rubber knife under me as well.

The Explorer, attempting to get me to show my hands, literally straddle-stood over me, and tried to roll me over. Needless to say, when I rolled over, they were met with the wrong end of a knife. And after whom I promptly knocked over, by rolling into their leg, the backup officer didn't know what to do, and couldn't do anything quickly enough.

Every year that goes by, I try to stress self defense, officer safety, and gun retention more and more, but they don't want to listen, and it's showing. Getting guns taken away at competitions may mean a poor, poor grade... But getting guns taken away in real life is much more likely to mean a loss of life. These guys are training to become police officers, and the way I see it, the more training they have, the better.

So, even if I can't get this idea passed, and if I can't get any of the other explorers to want to go to the seminar, I fully plan on going. There's no such thing as too much firearms training, or firearms safety.

There's no certainty - only opportunity.

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I say an opportunity...because I do my part to put the personal injury in personal injury lawyer...

We've all been exposed to, and have received firearms safety training numerous times, as have we handled them, shot them, etc. So I'm not sure whether it'll be an issue or not, we've never run into that road block before. But, if it is, no worries, I doubt the idea will take anyways, people are too naive these days...

Regardless, count me in, I'm all for this.

memnoch, of course you can play! =D

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Ron, it shouldn't be tooooo much of a problem, the 18 year old bit, a good portion of us fit that.

We've all been exposed to, and have received firearms safety training numerous times, as have we handled them, shot them, etc. So I'm not sure whether it'll be an issue or not, we've never run into that road block before. But, if it is, no worries, I doubt the idea will take anyways, people are too naive these days...

Regardless, count me in, I'm all for this.

memnoch, of course you can play! =D

There's no certainty - only opportunity.

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Ron Kosakowski
Practical Self Defense Training Center
847 Hamilton Ave. (RT 69)
Waterbury, CT 06706
203-596-9073
info@psdtc.com
http://www.psdtc.com
http://www.traditionalfilipinoweapons.com

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