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BEFORE BUYING, PLEASE MAKE SURE THERE IS A SCHEDULED CLASS OR REACH OUT AND WE CAN POSSIBLY SET A CLASS UP.
A 3-hour CCW (Concealed Carry Weapon) course, typically for license renewal, focuses on updating students on recent legal changes, reviewing safe gun-handling, and conducting a live-fire qualification. It includes classroom instruction on state/federal laws, prohibited areas, and interactions with law enforcement, followed by a practical range shooting session.
Common Curriculum Areas (e.g., Illinois Renewal):
Legal Updates (Classroom): Review of state-specific laws regarding the use of force, self-defense, and updates to the concealed carry act.
Prohibited Areas & Transport: Detailed review of where you cannot carry (e.g., schools, government buildings) and parking lot exemptions.
Law Enforcement Interaction: Proper procedures for notifying police of a concealed firearm when interacting with them while carrying or transporting.
Firearm Safety & Refresher: Review of handling, storage, and shooting fundamentals.
Live-Fire Qualification: A shooting test on a range to prove proficiency, often requiring shooting at various distances (e.g., 5, 7, and 10 yards).
Aftermath of Self-Defense: Information on handling the legal and mental aftermath of a violent encounter.
These courses are usually intended for individuals renewing their existing permits rather than first-time applicants, which often require longer, more in-depth training.
BEFORE BUYING, PLEASE MAKE SURE THERE IS A SCHEDULED CLASS OR REACH OUT AND WE CAN POSSIBLY SET A CLASS UP.
A 3-hour CCW (Concealed Carry Weapon) course, typically for license renewal, focuses on updating students on recent legal changes, reviewing safe gun-handling, and conducting a live-fire qualification. It includes classroom instruction on state/federal laws, prohibited areas, and interactions with law enforcement, followed by a practical range shooting session.
Common Curriculum Areas (e.g., Illinois Renewal):
Legal Updates (Classroom): Review of state-specific laws regarding the use of force, self-defense, and updates to the concealed carry act.
Prohibited Areas & Transport: Detailed review of where you cannot carry (e.g., schools, government buildings) and parking lot exemptions.
Law Enforcement Interaction: Proper procedures for notifying police of a concealed firearm when interacting with them while carrying or transporting.
Firearm Safety & Refresher: Review of handling, storage, and shooting fundamentals.
Live-Fire Qualification: A shooting test on a range to prove proficiency, often requiring shooting at various distances (e.g., 5, 7, and 10 yards).
Aftermath of Self-Defense: Information on handling the legal and mental aftermath of a violent encounter.
These courses are usually intended for individuals renewing their existing permits rather than first-time applicants, which often require longer, more in-depth training.