18 HOUR NYS CCW WEEKDAY NIGHT CLASS - 5 PART SERIES-TOTAL COST $400
This class is a 5 part series. You are required to attend all 5 sessions in order to complete the course. You will need to take the sessions in order (you cannot take session 3 if you have not taken session 1 and session 2).
Our concealed carry firearm safety training will include 16 hours of in-person live classroom and 2 hours live fire instruction conducted by an NRA instructor. The curriculum will include the following topics:
1. General firearm safety, firearm and ammunition functions and operation, firearm cleaning and maintenance, safe handling practices, range safety rules, and proper holster considerations and retention strategies for safe concealed carry.
2. Firearm safe storage requirements and general firearm secure storage and transportation best practices.
3. State and federal gun laws and New York State law, restrictions on the private sale or transfer of firearms under New York General Business Law and requirements for keeping firearm license information up to date, properly registering pistols and revolvers, and license recertification and, if applicable, renewal requirements.
4. Concealed carry situational awareness of surroundings, including firearm display and concealment.
5. Conflict de-escalation tactics that include verbal and non-verbal strategies, including retreating, that are intended to reduce the intensity of a conflict or crises encountered.
6. Adverse effects of alcohol and drug use as it pertains to firearm safety.
7. Best practices when encountering law enforcement including how to communicate throughout the encounter, considerations for disclosing concealed carry status and displaying a valid firearm license, obeying all commands given by the officer(s), and best practices for handling a firearm and self-identification as a lawful concealed carry licensee if the firearm is visible when an officer responds to an incident.
8. Sensitive places and the firearm posession restrictions.
9. Use of deadly physical force.
10. Suicide prevention.
11. Basic principles of marksmanship.
I2. Written proficiency test with score of 80% or better.
I3. Range safety.
14. Dry Firing, Safe drawing, target acquisition, and re-holstering.
15. Safe loading and unloading of ammunition.
16. Performing a firearm condition check, and how to achieve and verify a safe and empty firearm condition. Safely discharging the firearm.
17. Live Fire Proficiency Assessment: 2-hour live-fire training, each student must demonstrate proficiency by successfully completing a live-fire assessment. To complete the live-fire assessment, the student must fire and hit at least four out of the five rounds on 25 ½ inch by 11-inch paper target.
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What you need to bring:
100 rounds of ammo
2 magazines
Hip Holster (OWB or IWB)
NYS Pistol License is required to shoot actual firearms during the Live Fire. **Simunition pistol can be rented for those without pistol permit. RESERVE YOUR FIREARM RENTAL
Drivers License
Ear & eye protection
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WHERE IS MY CLASSROOM LOCATION?
(CLASSROOM LOCATIONS MAY VARY DEPENDING ON AVAILABILITY, SO DOUBLE CHECK WHICH LOCATION YOU ADDED TO YOUR CART:
Nassau County Rifle & Pistol Range, 1 Charles Lindbergh Blvd, Uniondale, NY 11553
WHERE IS MY RANGE DAY LOCATION?
Nassau County Rifle & Pistol Range, 1 Charles Lindbergh Blvd, Uniondale, NY 11553
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Important Info:
No tank tops or open shoes such as flip-flops.
Cancellations: Minimum of 72 hours for cancellations or no refunds or reschedules will be given.
Be advised that if we do not have a full class, we might cancel the class and give you an opportunity to reschedule to an available class.
This class is a 5 part series. You are required to attend all 5 sessions in order to complete the course. You will need to take the sessions in order (you cannot take session 3 if you have not taken session 1 and session 2).
Our concealed carry firearm safety training will include 16 hours of in-person live classroom and 2 hours live fire instruction conducted by an NRA instructor. The curriculum will include the following topics:
1. General firearm safety, firearm and ammunition functions and operation, firearm cleaning and maintenance, safe handling practices, range safety rules, and proper holster considerations and retention strategies for safe concealed carry.
2. Firearm safe storage requirements and general firearm secure storage and transportation best practices.
3. State and federal gun laws and New York State law, restrictions on the private sale or transfer of firearms under New York General Business Law and requirements for keeping firearm license information up to date, properly registering pistols and revolvers, and license recertification and, if applicable, renewal requirements.
4. Concealed carry situational awareness of surroundings, including firearm display and concealment.
5. Conflict de-escalation tactics that include verbal and non-verbal strategies, including retreating, that are intended to reduce the intensity of a conflict or crises encountered.
6. Adverse effects of alcohol and drug use as it pertains to firearm safety.
7. Best practices when encountering law enforcement including how to communicate throughout the encounter, considerations for disclosing concealed carry status and displaying a valid firearm license, obeying all commands given by the officer(s), and best practices for handling a firearm and self-identification as a lawful concealed carry licensee if the firearm is visible when an officer responds to an incident.
8. Sensitive places and the firearm posession restrictions.
9. Use of deadly physical force.
10. Suicide prevention.
11. Basic principles of marksmanship.
I2. Written proficiency test with score of 80% or better.
I3. Range safety.
14. Dry Firing, Safe drawing, target acquisition, and re-holstering.
15. Safe loading and unloading of ammunition.
16. Performing a firearm condition check, and how to achieve and verify a safe and empty firearm condition. Safely discharging the firearm.
17. Live Fire Proficiency Assessment: 2-hour live-fire training, each student must demonstrate proficiency by successfully completing a live-fire assessment. To complete the live-fire assessment, the student must fire and hit at least four out of the five rounds on 25 ½ inch by 11-inch paper target.
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What you need to bring:
100 rounds of ammo
2 magazines
Hip Holster (OWB or IWB)
NYS Pistol License is required to shoot actual firearms during the Live Fire. **Simunition pistol can be rented for those without pistol permit. RESERVE YOUR FIREARM RENTAL
Drivers License
Ear & eye protection
===============================================================================
WHERE IS MY CLASSROOM LOCATION?
(CLASSROOM LOCATIONS MAY VARY DEPENDING ON AVAILABILITY, SO DOUBLE CHECK WHICH LOCATION YOU ADDED TO YOUR CART:
Nassau County Rifle & Pistol Range, 1 Charles Lindbergh Blvd, Uniondale, NY 11553
WHERE IS MY RANGE DAY LOCATION?
Nassau County Rifle & Pistol Range, 1 Charles Lindbergh Blvd, Uniondale, NY 11553
===============================================================================
Important Info:
No tank tops or open shoes such as flip-flops.
Cancellations: Minimum of 72 hours for cancellations or no refunds or reschedules will be given.
Be advised that if we do not have a full class, we might cancel the class and give you an opportunity to reschedule to an available class.
This class is a 5 part series. You are required to attend all 5 sessions in order to complete the course. You will need to take the sessions in order (you cannot take session 3 if you have not taken session 1 and session 2).
Our concealed carry firearm safety training will include 16 hours of in-person live classroom and 2 hours live fire instruction conducted by an NRA instructor. The curriculum will include the following topics:
1. General firearm safety, firearm and ammunition functions and operation, firearm cleaning and maintenance, safe handling practices, range safety rules, and proper holster considerations and retention strategies for safe concealed carry.
2. Firearm safe storage requirements and general firearm secure storage and transportation best practices.
3. State and federal gun laws and New York State law, restrictions on the private sale or transfer of firearms under New York General Business Law and requirements for keeping firearm license information up to date, properly registering pistols and revolvers, and license recertification and, if applicable, renewal requirements.
4. Concealed carry situational awareness of surroundings, including firearm display and concealment.
5. Conflict de-escalation tactics that include verbal and non-verbal strategies, including retreating, that are intended to reduce the intensity of a conflict or crises encountered.
6. Adverse effects of alcohol and drug use as it pertains to firearm safety.
7. Best practices when encountering law enforcement including how to communicate throughout the encounter, considerations for disclosing concealed carry status and displaying a valid firearm license, obeying all commands given by the officer(s), and best practices for handling a firearm and self-identification as a lawful concealed carry licensee if the firearm is visible when an officer responds to an incident.
8. Sensitive places and the firearm posession restrictions.
9. Use of deadly physical force.
10. Suicide prevention.
11. Basic principles of marksmanship.
I2. Written proficiency test with score of 80% or better.
I3. Range safety.
14. Dry Firing, Safe drawing, target acquisition, and re-holstering.
15. Safe loading and unloading of ammunition.
16. Performing a firearm condition check, and how to achieve and verify a safe and empty firearm condition. Safely discharging the firearm.
17. Live Fire Proficiency Assessment: 2-hour live-fire training, each student must demonstrate proficiency by successfully completing a live-fire assessment. To complete the live-fire assessment, the student must fire and hit at least four out of the five rounds on 25 ½ inch by 11-inch paper target.
================================================================================
What you need to bring:
100 rounds of ammo
2 magazines
Hip Holster (OWB or IWB)
NYS Pistol License is required to shoot actual firearms during the Live Fire. **Simunition pistol can be rented for those without pistol permit. RESERVE YOUR FIREARM RENTAL
Drivers License
Ear & eye protection
===============================================================================
WHERE IS MY CLASSROOM LOCATION?
(CLASSROOM LOCATIONS MAY VARY DEPENDING ON AVAILABILITY, SO DOUBLE CHECK WHICH LOCATION YOU ADDED TO YOUR CART:
Nassau County Rifle & Pistol Range, 1 Charles Lindbergh Blvd, Uniondale, NY 11553
WHERE IS MY RANGE DAY LOCATION?
Nassau County Rifle & Pistol Range, 1 Charles Lindbergh Blvd, Uniondale, NY 11553
===============================================================================
Important Info:
No tank tops or open shoes such as flip-flops.
Cancellations: Minimum of 72 hours for cancellations or no refunds or reschedules will be given.
Be advised that if we do not have a full class, we might cancel the class and give you an opportunity to reschedule to an available class.