CCW & CPL Courses

A CCW/CPL course from the comfort of your home.


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Take our comprehensive virtual CCW/CPL course from the comfort of your home. Gain the essential knowledge and skills for concealed carry, taught by certified experts. Our interactive online format covers firearm safety, legal responsibilities, and practical scenarios, ensuring you're fully prepared to apply for your concealed carry permit. Start your journey towards responsible gun ownership today.

STEP 1:  7-hour Virtual Class

Our virtual class is available for select locaitons. Begin with a comprehensive 7-hour virtual training session. This course covers essential topics such as firearm safety, legal responsibilities, and handling techniques. It is designed to prepare you for the practical aspects of carrying a concealed weapon.

Step 2: In-Person Live Fire (Ohio and Michigan):

After completing the virtual course, you'll need to attend an in-person live fire session. This hands-on training is required in Ohio and Michigan and allows you to demonstrate your proficiency with a firearm under the supervision of certified instructors.

Step 3: Application at Local PD (Michigan)

For states like Michigan, the next step is to visit your local police department. There, you will fill out the application for your CPL (Concealed Pistol License) and complete any additional requirements. Once approved, you'll receive your CPL, authorizing you to carry a concealed weapon legally.

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FAQs

Who is eligible to take this course?

Generally, you must be at least 21 years old, a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, and legally allowed to possess a firearm. Specific eligibility requirements can vary by state.

How long does the virtual course take?

The virtual course is 7 hours long and is completed in one day.

What does the virtual course cover?

The course covers firearm safety, legal responsibilities of carrying a concealed weapon, handling and storage practices, and scenario-based training.

Is the virtual course enough to get my CCW/CPL?

The virtual course is the first step. For states like Ohio and Michigan, you must also complete an in-person live fire session. Additional steps, such as applying at your local police department, are required in some states like Michigan.

What do I need to bring to the in-person live fire session?

You'll need to bring a valid ID, your firearm, and any required safety gear, such as ear and eye protection. Check specific requirements with your instructor.

How do I schedule the in-person live fire session?

After completing the virtual course, you'll receive instructions on how to schedule your in-person live fire session. Dates and locations will be provided by the course provider.

How long does it take to get my CPL after applying?

Processing times vary by state and local jurisdiction. In Michigan, for example, it can take several weeks to a few months after submitting your application to receive your CPL.

Do I need to renew my CCW/CPL?

Yes, CCW/CPL permits typically need to be renewed every few years, depending on state laws. Renewal requirements may include additional training or fees.

What happens if I fail the live fire portion?

If you do not pass the live fire portion, you may have the opportunity to retake it after additional practice. Check with your instructor for specific retake policies.

Is this course recognized in other states?

Some states have reciprocity agreements that recognize CCW/CPL permits from other states. It's important to check the specific laws of any state you plan to carry in.