Concealed Carry

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This is a full day course.  Course will begin at 9am unless otherwise noted.  Students should bring their own lunch.  We understand how hard it is to get ammo these days and do have some in stock that we can sell to our students.

This equipment list applies to both courses with the noted exceptions.  Students should utilize their own firearms for this class.   Limited rentals are available (see link below).

Your concealed carry Pistol/Revolver (no race guns)

Back up weapon if applicable
Sturdy belt and concealment holster (see acceptable holsters here)
Minimum 3 magazines, speed loaders with pouch
Round count: 350 CC1  

                         500 CC2

Cleaning gear
Ear protection, eye protection (wrap around)
Water bottles / Hydration system
Sun Screen / Insect repellent
Comfortable and durable clothing (dress for the weather)
Concealment garment(s)

This is a  full day course designed for those students who want to carry concealed  but have little defensive handgun training.  The course will include  discussion on: mindset, equipment, on-body vs off-body carry, dressing  the part and legal  ramifications.  Classroom time is followed by live  fire training in the most rudimentary but essential engagement  techniques utilizing various concealed carry options. 

This  course is designed for the more advanced shooter who can safely and  accurately employ their handgun from concealment, but who wish to further their knowledge and skills. You should not take this course if you are not comfortable drawing your weapon from and returning to concealment.

For CCW1 - Defensive Handgun or equivalent training

For CCW2 - CCW1 or equivalent training

All  citizens wanting to take this class must possess at the time of their  registration a valid concealed weapon carry permit from their state of  residence. If your  state has no permit, then a letter of reference from your local police  chief stating your good intentions and standing under the law will  suffice. You are not authorized to receive this training if you have  prior felony convictions, history of domestic violence, substance abuse,  or mental illness history. This is not an entry level class, prior  firearm safety training required. Individual exceptions may be allowed  at the discretion of the instructor.