ABOUT MMI TACTICAL

Modern Day Personal Defense & Protection​

We believe that anyone who is able & willing to be protectors of themselves & of others, should put in the prudent effort & time to perfect their abilities.  No longer is it sufficient for one to just own guns & that be good enough.  It is critical for one to properly know how to use their guns & have the knowledge & education to do so lawfully, ethically, & safely.  Firearms & other related personal defense gear has rapidly evolved & so too should concepts, fundamentals, & training.  Ever-present in American society are threats brought indiscriminately at a moment's notice, by those willing to do harm to others.  Self defense tactics & ideology have been forced to transition into a completely new form due to the regularity & severity of modern day threats.  We have adapted our training concepts & courses to be receptive of these ever evolving threats & provide you with the best possible preparation.  We take the initiative to better ourselves, push ourselves, and acquire the skills, knowledge, and capability to be protectors & warriors. Not all are capable of taking the initiative, they are content to rely on others. We are those others. At MMI you will learn the fundamentals, tactics, & ideology that will ingrain the confidence and proficiency to become a well rounded & prepared individual.​

Historical Relevance & Importance

The world we live in today would have the majority of American society believe that the principles & ideology present during the founding of our great country do not exist or are not relevant in current day time.  This is a false belief & a deliberate deception.  The People then, as do The People now, retain the power & control to direct & decree the actions of government in a way that best serves The People as a whole.  Once that foundational principle of our republic no longer is true, then it becomes the duty of The People to enact the changes necessary to redirect & cease any tyrannical overreach of government & to restore the core principal beliefs & structure our country was built upon.  This is why the 2nd amendment very expressly mentions "a well-regulated militia" as being necessary to the security of a free state.  Because our founding fathers understood that the only way to prevent tranny & unjust rule from prevailing was for the populace themselves to individually stand in opposition.  Unfortunately, in the world we live today, individual values such as political awareness, emergency preparation, & proper training are not considered a priority or even pertinent aspects of everyday life.  The vast majority of our population does not consider or even recognize the undeniable fact that they themselves are part of "the Militia".  Content to live in silence and obedience, & with no thought to personal preservation, they rely on others to provide the safety & security they need, willingly accept further encroachments on their freedoms & rights, and 'hope' that the status quo of American life does not change for the worse, because they mistakenly believe that the powers that be have their best interests in mind.  However, there are those that do not, can not, & will not exist believing & relying upon the same.  These men belong to a group of thought that has existed for a very long time & was essential to our nations founding.  

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The Minutemen played a crucial role not only in the Revolutionary War, but in earlier conflicts.  Although the terms militia and minutemen are sometimes used interchangeably today, in the 18th century there was a decided difference between the two. Militia were men in arms formed to protect their towns from foreign invasion and ravages of war. Minutemen were a small hand-picked elite force which were required to be highly mobile and able to assemble quickly. Minutemen were selected from militia muster rolls by their commanding officers. They were chosen for their enthusiasm, reliability, and physical strength. Usually about one quarter of the militia served as Minutemen, performing additional duties as such. The Minutemen were the first armed militia to arrive or await a battle.

Although today Minutemen are thought of as connected to the Revolutionary War in America, their existence was conceived in Massachusetts during the mid-seventeenth century. As early as 1645, men were selected from the militia ranks to be dressed with matchlocks or pikes and accoutrements within half an hour of being warned. A journal entry from Samuel Thompson, a Massachusetts militia officer, states, "...but when our men were gone, they sent eleven more at one minute's warning, with 3 days provision..." By the time of the Revolution, Minutemen had been a well-trained force for six generations in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Every town had maintained its 'training band'. The adversity that this region faced — Native-American uprisings, war with France, and potential for local insurrections, social unrest, and rioting — provided ample reason to adhere to a sound militia organization.

By the time of the Revolution, Massachusetts had been training, drilling, and improving their militia for well over a hundred years. In February of 1775 Concord was one of the first towns to comply with the order to create Minutemen companies out of the militia. Of approximately 400 militia from Concord's muster rolls, one hundred would also serve as Minutemen. The Minutemen were still better organized and battle-tested than any other part-time military and were a vital and necessary force, playing a crucial role in not only the Revolutionary War, but in earlier conflicts. Without these "ready in a minute" men, our history may have been written in a very different way.