Millionaire Patriot Offers to Train Every Teacher in Texas School District at Front Sight Firearms Training Institute

Last update: 8:17 a.m. EDT Aug. 18, 2008

LAS VEGAS, NV, Aug 18, 2008 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) — Dr. Ignatius Piazza — founder and director of Front Sight Firearms Training Institute near Las Vegas, NV is referred to as the Millionaire Patriot by the hundreds of thousands of students who have attended Front Sight Firearms Training courses because he has given away tens of millions of dollars in training so law abiding Americans can enjoy what he refers to as the "Comfort of Skill at Arms."

Dr. Piazza has offered to provide a $2,000 Four Day Defensive Handgun course to every school teacher in the entire Harrold Independent School District to thank Harrold School District administrators for their progressive and rational decision to allow school teachers to carry concealed handguns to protect students against violent attack.

With more than 50 teachers and administrators within the Harrold, Texas School District, Dr. Piazza’s commitment represents over $100,000 in training to the Harrold Independent School District.

Says Dr. Piazza, "Finally, a public school gets is right. Disarming law abiding citizens only creates a defenseless victim zone as we have seen so many times in the past. To prevent a school shooting massacre you must be prepared to stop the attack immediately. Placing a gun in the hand of a trained teacher is the answer and Front Sight will train Harrold School District teachers to a level of skill with a handgun that exceeds law enforcement standards, because we do this with tens of thousands of students each and every year."

From the hundreds of testimonials from law enforcement officers who have attended Front Sight Firearms Training Institute near Las Vegas, claiming it is the best firearms training they have ever received, it appears Ignatius Piazza and Front Sight can in fact train Harrold School District personnel to be better with a gun than your average police officer.

Contact: Ignatius Piazza