October 1, 2011
S.T.S. would like to thank all of you who have attended any of the trainings we offer and to all of you who have obtained your Concealed Carry Permit's from S.T.S. Stay safe, know your laws, remember your 5 cardinal firearm rules and always strive to survive!
November 2011
S.T.S. will be hosting an Arizona Concealed Carry Permit Class in Chinle, AZ (location, time and date will be announced soon!) This is a one day 8-hour class and the permit has 32 state reciprocity. For more info call, e-mail us or visit our contact link.To register for the training, click on our 'Register for Classes' link. For more information call, text, or e-mail 7 days a week.
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"A well regulated Malitia, being necessary for the security of the free state, the right of the people to keep an bear arms shall not be infrindged." Second Amendment
"The right of the people to keep and bear arms for peaceful purposes, and in a manner which does not breach or threaten the peace or unlawfully damage or destroy or otherwise infringe upon the property rights of others, shall not be infringed. "
1 NNC Section 6 - Navajo Nation Bill of Rights
