Come join us on Aug 25th and 26th for two days of instruction with Master-At-Arms Bram Frank and the New Spyderco Gunting in beautiful sunny Southern California.
The Best Less-Lethal Pocket Tool Ever Designed.
Guns & Weapons For Law Enforcement, July 2001
No matter what kind of defensive situation you may find yourself in, the Gunting can indeed be the right tool for the job.
Michael Janich, Tactical Knives, July 2001
Date:
Aug. 25-26, 2001
Location:
Embassy Suites Hotel Arcadia
211 East Huntington Drive, Arcadia, CA 91006
Tel: 1-626-445-8525 Fax: 1-626-445-8548
The seminar will include;
o 16 hours of training with the Gunting by Master-At-Arms Bram Frank
o two (2) aluminum trainers
o safety goggles.
Cost:
$500.00 if paid by Aug 7th
$600.00 if paid after Aug 7th and before Aug 20th
$700.00 at the door
Make checks payment to:
CT GrafX
P.O. Box 720978
Pinon Hills, CA 92372
Reserve early space is limited!!!
For further information, please contact Jeremy or Cherie at one of the following numbers.
626-403-3124 (7am - 4pm)PST Jeremy
760-868-4095 anytime
Thanks,
Jeremy
Southern California Gunting Seminar
I'm not sure how this is supposed to work..
and I'm not sure how we are supposed to talk of seminars or products that are not directly SFO etc..
so if this is not the proper venue I will accept any wrist slapping not Jeremy..who is only trying to get GUNTING-MBC seminars known..
As you can see Mr Mike..(Janich that is!) is the full time instructor & Head of MBC School @ Spyderco..and they have a full schedule of his classes..
I am on the road most of the time so my seminars are usually AWAY from the School/ Colorado..
And of course I am based in Florida..
Hmm, anyway I'm back from my recent travels & teaching...
gee...I guess I'm on my way to sunny Southern California?
I look forward to it!!!
Edited by - BRAM on 7/16/2001 11:00:06 AM
and I'm not sure how we are supposed to talk of seminars or products that are not directly SFO etc..
so if this is not the proper venue I will accept any wrist slapping not Jeremy..who is only trying to get GUNTING-MBC seminars known..
As you can see Mr Mike..(Janich that is!) is the full time instructor & Head of MBC School @ Spyderco..and they have a full schedule of his classes..
I am on the road most of the time so my seminars are usually AWAY from the School/ Colorado..
And of course I am based in Florida..
Hmm, anyway I'm back from my recent travels & teaching...
gee...I guess I'm on my way to sunny Southern California?
I look forward to it!!!
Edited by - BRAM on 7/16/2001 11:00:06 AM
I'm interested in a class like this, because peasants can carry knives but not pistols in California.
However, I've done a bit of research on these seminars on the web, and what I found is a bit intimidating. It sounds like everyone taking them is a cop, soldier, or martial arts expert. There's also a lot of talk about how painful it is. The seminar reviews all talk about how great it is, but I'm wondering if they benefited because they're big macho tough-guy types.
Now, I'm just a feeble and wimpy civilian. There is no machismo (or masochism, if you prefer) in my personality. Would someone like me still be able to learn from this seminar?
If anyone's wife, daughter, or girlfriend gone through the class, did she think it was worthwhile?
However, I've done a bit of research on these seminars on the web, and what I found is a bit intimidating. It sounds like everyone taking them is a cop, soldier, or martial arts expert. There's also a lot of talk about how painful it is. The seminar reviews all talk about how great it is, but I'm wondering if they benefited because they're big macho tough-guy types.
Now, I'm just a feeble and wimpy civilian. There is no machismo (or masochism, if you prefer) in my personality. Would someone like me still be able to learn from this seminar?
If anyone's wife, daughter, or girlfriend gone through the class, did she think it was worthwhile?
Brams' seminars are the least "intimidating" that I have ever experienced. My girlfriend thought that the class would be far beyond her capabilities, but felt left out after seeing all the fun we had on day one. She played with the rest of us throughout the rest of the weekend.
No prior skill is needed to attend, just a good attitude and a readiness to have fun with some great people.
One of the GREAT programs of instruction out there. I cannot recommend Bram highly enough. I believe that many of the Spyderco staff have trained with him as well.
If you have any other questions, feel free to post here or e-mail me.
L8r,
Steve
No prior skill is needed to attend, just a good attitude and a readiness to have fun with some great people.
One of the GREAT programs of instruction out there. I cannot recommend Bram highly enough. I believe that many of the Spyderco staff have trained with him as well.
If you have any other questions, feel free to post here or e-mail me.
L8r,
Steve
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