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Gettin' schooled on Guns and Knives

June 21, 2021 • ThreeRiversLandTrust • Season 4 • Episode 18

We are joined today by Mark Dye. Mark is not only a professional gunsmith but is also the director of all gunsmithing curriculum at Montgomery Community College. Montgomery Community College, located within our work area, Montgomery County, is one of four schools in the country that offers an accredited Gunsmithing degree as well as short courses ranging from a couple days to a couple weeks. Mark shares some of the amazing courses offered and the caliber of instructors they have. He enlightens us on the affordability of learning a new skill to broaden both your professional and personal resume. We discuss a few items that you may be curious about from a firearm standpoint. We discuss most reliable and affordable. Basic safety and maintenance along with more curious topics such as suppressors.
If you are interested in learning more check out www.montgomery.edu

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