Connecticut, NJ and/or Utah Non-Resident CCW Class

You must have a valid New York State (or NYC) CCW Permit to attend for CT and NJ.

CONNECTICUT NON-RESIDENT CCW CLASS:

CT requires the NRA Basic Pistol Shooting Class. Each of you completed the lecture portion of this class, but the shooting portion is much longer than the NY Qualification. We also will provide the application paperwork and required passport photos.
*This course also meets Florida CCW requirements.

NEW JERSEY NON-RESIDENT CCW CLASS: *see additional notes for this class at the bottom of this page:
For the New Jersey Non-Resident CCW Class, you must bring your own pistol to use, as mandated by NJ.

For EACH class, students will need:

• 50 rounds of ammo
• Appropriate safety and range gear (eye and ear protection)
• Holster that is made for your handgun* (*Inside the waistband holsters are acceptable if they are molded and do not collapse)
• Spare handgun magazines if you have them
• Magazine belt carriers are preferred
• Pants with belt loops and a sturdy belt
• Appropriate footwear for walking, running, and movement
• Course fee(s) in cash

9×19 target ammo is available for purchase for the class: $15 per box of 50 rounds

Course Tuition
$180 for CT
$180 for NJ
$185 for Utah
All 3 States = $500

Register with a $40.00 Deposit (below). The remaining course tuition is due in cash on the course date.

To secure your spot via Zelle, Venmo, or check instead of a credit card, call or text 914-401-0440.

Deposits are NOT refundable. You can reschedule a class with 72 hours’ notice. A registration can be rescheduled up to 2 times. If a 3rd reschedule is requested, payment in full will be required to secure a seat, and no further reschedules will be possible.

Further information for the NJ CCW Class:

We strive to provide the best possible training experience for each and every student we work with. We believe that clarity and transparency are of the utmost importance with respect to our course requirements. 

Based on the questions we’ve received from past students, we want to provide some clarity on this course: 

NJ’s training standard requires a lecture on safety, shooting fundamentals and a NJ specific law review. Since our 18-hour students + current pistol permit holders have received the required safety and fundamentals lectures, we will be completing an approx. 1 hour, State of New Jersey specific law review. There is no written test. For the live fire qualification portion of the course, students will be required to: 

• Demonstrate safe and proficient pistol handling throughout; including safe loading, unloading, drawing, malfunction clearance and re-holstering. 
• Demonstrate the ability to follow ALL instructions and range commands.
• Demonstrate marksmanship skills and score 80% (40 out of 50 rounds) on the course of fire which is 10 rounds (2 strings of 5 rounds) at each of 3 yards, 5 yards, 7 yards, 10 yards, and 15 yards.
• At the end of the course of fire, clear all weapons and holster a safe and empty weapon. 

Students will be given basic explanation of the course of fire. Once the live fire course starts, no coaching or assistance will be given. This is a qualification that requires more skill from participants than the NY course does.

What this means is that if you do not meet the standard for any of the above skills, you will be disqualified and no passing course certificate will be given. Any and all safety violations will result in the removal of the offending person from the range. There will be no second chances.

This is a “Go/No Go” exercise. Those who pass WILL receive a certificate that can be submitted to NJ with their application. 

We are advising all participants that if you are NOT prepared to meet these standards to postpone your qualification until you believe you can meet them. If you have concerns about this or additional questions, please let us know ASAP.

Additionally, we want to be clear that each participant is required to apply for the NJ non-resident permit independently of this course. We will provide guidelines for the NJ application process to all participants.