Concealed Carry Class
November 21 @ 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm
$40
$40.00
Duration: 4-5 Hours
Prerequisite: Must be at least 17 years old and meet the minimum requirements to obtain the Utah concealed firearm permit
Participants: Max 10 Students
Qualification Course Of Fire: N/A
Required Items: Students must bring their non-expired driver’s license or ID card. If you were born outside the United States, bring proof of United States legal residency such as a Naturalization Number, Born Abroad Birth Certificate (born on a US military base), valid U.S. Passport, or permanent resident card.
Recommended Items: N/A
Training PolicesOur Class Includes Everything You Need
- Utah Concealed Firearm Permit Application
- Fingerprints
- Passport Picture
- Copy Of Drivers License/ID
- FREE Hand Delivery Of Your Application To BCI
Optional Addon: Arizona Non-Resident Permit
Class Topics:
Part One:
- Firearm & Ammunition Safety
- Firearm Safety Rules, Range Safety, Safety At Home & Teaching Children
- Firearm Safety
- Firearm & Ammunition Storage
- Parts, Actions, Loading & Unloading of Revolvers & Semi-Automatic
- Handguns
- Cleaning & Maintenance
- Fundamentals of Marksmanship
- Handgun Malfunction & Clearing Techniques
- Holsters & Drawing Techniques
Part Two:
- State Gun Laws
- Recent Changes To Gun Laws
- Carrying of Firearms, Transportation & Concealment
- Utah Prohibited Areas
- Self-Defense, Use of Force
- Federal Gun Laws
- Utah Permits Reciprocity
We Are A Home-Based Business – This Is Not An Office
Class begins promptly at 5:00 pm. Please be 10 minutes early
Class Cost Does Not Include Permit Application Fees
Permit FAQs
No. You do not need to be a U.S. citizen or a Utah resident to obtain a concealed firearm permit.
Any U.S. citizen or legal resident (with the intent to reside in the United States) may obtain a Utah concealed firearm permit, providing they meet the minimum requirements.
Just being arrested does not necessarily disqualify an individual from obtaining a Utah concealed firearm permit. To see what the disqualifications are, click here.
Utah’s concealed firearm permit is the most recognized in the Country allowing you to carry a concealed firearm in most states.
To view the Utah reciprocity map, click here.
Provisional Permit FAQs
Yes, an individual who is 18 to 20 years old may apply for the Utah provisional concealed firearm permit. See more informaiotn under “Provisional Permit Questions”.
An 18 to 20 year-old can apply for this permit, which allows them to carry a concealed firearm in Utah and many other states.
This permit expires on an individual’s 21st birthday, at which point they can upgrade to a “standard” concealed firearm permit.
For more details on specific limitations, please refer to the 'Are There Any Additional Restrictions?' section.
Yes, you may take the class as long as you submit your application within one year of taking the class. Applications are not accepted before your 18th birthday.
Yes, like the “standard” permit, this permit does not allow anyone to carry a firearm in prohibited places as described in 53-5-710. In addition, a provisional permit holder is prohibited from carrying a firearm “on or about school premises”. This means in or on the grounds of any public or private elementary or secondary school (K-12 school) as defined in 76-10-505.5.
This permit DOES allow an individual to carry a concealed firearm in a or on the grounds of a public or private institution of higher education (colleges and universities).
No. As described under Federal law in 18 USC § 922(b)(1) , a person must be at least 21 years old to purchase a handgun from a federal firearm licensee (FFL) such as a gun store, pawnshop, etc.
It is Legal for individuals under 21 to buy a handgun through a private sale. Read more here.
