Barrett Industries invites Brownells-Trinidad American Firearms Technology Institute to test hi-tech military firearms
Speedy with benchresting trophies
Trinidad State Junior College advanced gunsmithing students enrolled in the Brownells-Trinidad American Firearms Technology Institute were invited to test Barrett Industries’ new MULTI-ROLE ADAPTIVE DESIGN System (MRAD). The MRAD is the latest technology design for the soldier in the field to deal with terrorist threats and long range protection for troops in in harm’s way.
Brownells-Trinidad American Firearms Technology Institute students were allowed to fire the MRADs at distances of 500 yards, producing groups of less than 4" at that distance in winds as high as 30 mph.
Barrett techs took the time to explain to the students the new features of the MRAD in dealing with long range threats and in the disassembly and re-assembly and maintenance of the U.S. military’s latest anti-terrorist tool.
TSJC’s Speedy Gonzalez to address the American Custom Gunmakers Guild Show
Speedy Gonzalez, instructor for Trinidad State Junior College’s Brownells-Trinidad American Firearms Technology Institute has been invited to speak at the American Custom Gunmakers Guild Show, January 2012 in Reno, Nevada.
The ACGG Show is one of the most prestigious gatherings of firearms builders in the world. Gonzalez will address guild members in a three hour symposium presenting the application of skills and processes that earned him a seat in the U.S. Benchrest Hall of Fame.
For more information about Brownells-Trinidad American Firearms Technology Institute go to www.trinidadstate.edu.
