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Frequently Asked Questions
[ Nevada CCW ] [ Utah CFP ] [ LEOSA ]
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Nevada CCW Permit
* If I'm from California or another state, can I get a Nevada CCW permit?
* Where can I carry in Nevada?
* Do I need to own a gun or know how to shoot before I take the class?
* What do I need to bring with me to class?
* Am I eligible for the permit?
* How much does the Nevada CCW permit cost?
* Will I need to register my firearms?
* What do I need for Identification for the class?
* Which states honor the Nevada CCW permit?
* Does Nevada honor CCW permits from other states?
* I live in California, can I have a local instructor teach the training for the Nevada CCW permit, or can you come here?
* How many firearms can I list on my CCW permit?
* Why do you request we use factory ammunition instead of reloads?
* Where do you hold your classes?
* In which Nevada Counties are you licensed to conduct the CCW certification course?
* What if my CCW permit expires during the renewal process?
* How long is the Nevada Concealed Firearm Permit valid?
Utah Concealed Firearm Permit (CFP)
* Do you provide training for the Utah Concealed Firearm Permit?
* What do I need for the Utah Concealed Firearm Permit?
* How long is the Utah Concealed Firearm Permit valid?
* Which states honor the Utah Concealed Fireams Permit?  1 July 2009
Law Enforcement Safety Act (LEOSA) of 2004
* What is LEOSA?
* Can you do the LEOSA firearms qualification?
If I'm from California or another state, can I get a Nevada CCW permit?
Yes. The Nevada CCW permit is open to all American citizens who meet the eligibility requirements in the Concealed Firearms section (NRS 202.3653 through NRS 202.369) of the Nevada Revised Statutes. To obtain a Nevada CCW permit, you must attend a training course in the state of Nevada by an authorized CCW instructor. Residents must apply for the permit with the Sheriff in the county where they reside. Non-residents should apply to the Sheriff in the county where they attended the training. The Sheriff then has up to 120 days to issue or deny your permit.
Contact us to schedule your CCW/CFP, LEOSA, NRA, beginner and advanced firearms training.
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Where can I carry in Nevada?
The Nevada CCW permit is honored state-wide, with some of the exceptions listed below. Yes, you can carry in a casino or bank. You will learn more about the law of where you can and can not carry (additional places not listed in this FAQ) and the term "Public Building" will be defined when you attend our CCW class.
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Do I need to own a gun or know how to shoot before I take the class?
No. We specialize in first time shooters. If you don't own a firearm, we have a small variety of personal guns you may use at no additional cost. However, we do require you use factory ammunition in our guns. You may purchase ammunition for use in our guns from us at cost (what we pay for it). Please let us know in advance if you will be using our guns so we can make sure they are available and we have enough ammunition. We also recommend you purchase your own eye and hearing protection.
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* What do I need to bring with me to class?
The willingness to learn.
Your ID as described below in the * What do I need for Identification for the class question.
Pen and paper for taking notes.
Sunscreen (if you use it).
Eye and hearing protection.
The firearms you want listed on your permit.
30 rounds (25 for 5 shot revolvers) of factory ammunition per firearm. For liability reasons we request you use factory ammunition in our classes, not reloads.
We shoot outdoors year round. Please dress appropriately.
For safety reasons, firearms and ammunition are NOT allowed in the classroom!
Please do NOT bring your firearms or ammunition into the classroom!
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Am I eligible for the permit?
The Nevada CCW permit is your right! You can be refused if you have been convicted of a felony, domestic violence, or are legally declared incompetent or insane. There is a 5 year ban for those convicted of drunk driving (DUI) and a 3 year ban on misdemeanors. Please see NRS 202.3653 through NRS 202.369 for the complete eligibility requirements and Nevada CCW laws. After you successfully complete the training, we give you all the necessary certificates to apply (in person) to the Sheriff for your permit.
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How much does the Nevada CCW permit cost?
Our certification prices are listed on the Training Courses page of this website. The price charged by the Sheriff is about $100 but is subject to change and often does. It also seems to be different for each county and residents must apply for their CCW permit in the county where they reside. Non-residents must apply for their CCW permit in the Nevada county in which the CCW certification training took place. Nevada CCW permits are valid for 5 years.
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Will I need to register my firearms?
No! The state of Nevada does NOT register firearms or require serial numbers. CCW Firearms qualification is specific to Make, Model and Caliber only, NOT the serial number. However, Clark County (Las Vegas) does require the serial number from their residents as they have an ordnance that pre-dates state law.
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What do I need for Identification for the class?
Valid driver's license or state issued ID.
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Which states honor the Nevada CCW permit?
Currently 14 + states honor the Nevada CCW permit. When combined with the Florida and Utah CCW permits, you can carry concealed in about 40 states. However, some of these states do not honor non-resident permits from Nevada, Florida or Utah.
The following list is not all inclusive as state laws and the states shown below can change on a daily basis. We will try to keep this list up to date, but . . . When traveling, it is your responsibility to check and obey the firearms laws of the states you will be visiting and going through. Weicor, LLC and it's instructors can NOT be held liable when you knowingly or unknowingly violate any Concealed Carry or firearms laws based on this list, or any other information.
Alaska #
Arizona
Idaho
Indiana
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Kansas
Kentucky
Michigan *
Missouri R
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Montana
Nevada
Oklahoma
South Dakota
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Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont #
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# = Alaska and Vermont do not require a permit to carry concealed. The only requirement is that you can legally poses a firearm.
* = Michigan only honors permits issued by the permit holder's home state. NV, UT and FL non-resident permits are not valid in Michigan.
R = Some restriction apply. Contact these states for their laws.
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Does Nevada honor CCW permits from other states?
The information in this section is from the state of Nevada website listed below.
Effective July 1, 2009
In accordance with NRS 202.3689 (effective October 1, 2007) the State of Nevada will recognize the following States' CCW permit holders:
Alaska
Arkansas
Kansas
Louisiana
Michigan
Missouri
Nebraska
Ohio
Tennessee
West Virginia
This law (NRS 202.3688) allows holders of valid permits from these states to carry a concealed weapon while visiting the State of Nevada. The permit must be in the possession of the issuee at all times while carrying a firearm and your are subject to same restrictions and requirements as if your permit was issued in this State.
Additional information can be found at http://nvrepository.state.nv.us/Special/CCW_CHANGE.shtml
Department of Public Safety
Records and Technology Division
333 W. Nye Lane Suite 100
Carson City, NV 89706
(775)684-6262
Florida and Utah have been removed from the list effective 1 July 2009.
If you are visiting and your out-of-state permit is recognized by Nevada and you become a Nevada resident, per NRS 202.3688 your out-of-state permit becomes invalid within 60 days for Nevada carry. You must attend an approved CCW class and obtain a Nevada CCW permit from the Sheriff in the county you reside in order to continue to carry a concealed firearm.
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I live in California, can I have a local instructor teach the training for the Nevada CCW permit, or can you come here?
No! Nevada law is very specific. In order to teach the Nevada CCW initial and renewal certification course, an instructor must be authorized by the Sheriff's department in the Nevada County in which he/she conducts the CCW training. The state of Nevada requires the CCW certification training be taught only within the boundaries of the state of Nevada. They will not accept any training for the Nevada CCW permit conducted outside the state, or from instructors not authorized by a Nevada Sheriff's department. All Nevada Sheriff's department's will accept certification training conducted anywhere within the state of Nevada by a CCW instructor who is authorized by the Sheriff in the Nevada county where the certification was taught.
However, any NRA certified instructor from Nevada or elsewhere, can come to your home and teach any NRA firearms certification, but not the Nevada CCW certification.
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How many firearms can I list on my CCW permit?
You may have as many firearms as you want listed on your Nevada CCW permit. However, you must qualify (and re-qualify for renewal) on each one you want listed. The qualification requires you fire 30 rounds (25 for 5 shot revolvers) per firearm.
Nevada Law was recently changed: When you qualify on a revolver, you are now authorized to carry ANY revolver. However, you are still required to qualify on each semi-auto listed on your permit by Make, Model and Caliber. The only place in the state of Nevada that also requires serial numbers is Clark County as they an ordinance that predates state law.
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Why do you request we use factory ammunition instead of reloads?
Safety is very important! While we have no problem with reloaded ammunition, we do have a problem with people who become complacent, or are distracted while reloading. It can happen to everyone and does at one time or another. There are too many incidents where the reloader was distracted and did not put a powder charge into the case. This can cause a squib load, which could become a barrel obstruction. If there is a barrel obstruction and a round is fired, there is potential for injuries. Another reason is a distracted or complacent reloader could put a double charge of powder into the case, which causes excessive pressure when fired. Excessive pressure is another potential for injuries, as it could exceed the limits the firearm was designed to handle.
We want our training to be as safe as possible for our students. Therefore, we request the use of factory ammunition in all of our training to lessen the possibility of injury.
If it can't be done safely, we will NOT do it!
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Where do you hold your classes?
We have two options. We bring our training to you at any time, holding the classroom portion of our training in your home, office or other locations and then go to the range for qualification. Or, we have scheduled training at pre-determined locations. Please check our Training Courses page for our scheduled class dates. If you can't attend these dates, we can make arrangements for another date. For everyone's safety, there are NO firearms or ammunition allowed in the classroom. However, firearms (no ammunition) will be allowed in the classroom for portions of some of our courses and students will be advised when to bring them in.
Please contact us to schedule your CCW/CFP, LEOSA, NRA, beginner and advanced firearms training.
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In which Nevada Counties are you licensed to conduct the CCW certification course?
While our training and course completion certificates are valid state wide, we are licensed to teach the CCW certification course in Carson, Churchill, Lyon, Mineral and Washoe Counties; which covers Carson City, Dayton, Fallon, Mound House, Reno, Silver Springs and other cities. Additional areas will be forthcoming as they issue our business license and other required paperwork.
If our scheduled class dates and locations don't work for you, please contact us and we will set up a date, time and location that does.
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What if my CCW permit expires during the renewal process?
You may attend the CCW permit renewal course and submit your renewal application to the Sheriff up to 120 days prior to the expiration date.
If your CCW permit expires during the application process, you may NOT carry a concealed firearm until the Sheriff has issued your new permit and it is in your possession.
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How long is the Nevada Concealed Firearm Permit valid?
The Nevada CCW permit is valid for five (5) years from the date of issue.
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Utah Concealed Firearm Permit (CFP)
Do you conduct training for the Utah Concealed Firearm Permit?
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What do I need for the Utah Concealed Firearm Permit?
To qualify for the Utah Concealed Firearm permit, you must attend a training course that is a minimum of four hours, fill out their application which is stamped by the Instructor and must be notarized. Then send it to the Utah BCI with a passport quality photo, photo copy of your drivers license, "Blue" fingerpring application card with your fingerprints and the required $65.25 fee.
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How long is the Utah Concealed Firearm Permit valid?
The Utah Concealed Firearm permit is valid for five years from the date of issue.
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Which states honor the Utah Concealed Fireams Permit? 1 July 2009
The Utah Concealed Firearms Permit is honored in 30 plus States!
The following list is not all inclusive as state laws and the states shown below can change on a daily basis. We will try to keep this list up to date, but . . . When traveling, it is your responsibility to check and obey the firearms laws of the states you will be visiting and going through. Weicor, LLC and it's instructors can NOT be held liable when you knowingly or unknowingly violate any Concealed Carry or firearms laws based on this list, or any other information.
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Indiana
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Kentucky
Louisiana
Michigan
Miinnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nevada *
New Hampshire
New Mexico
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North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
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Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wyoming
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* Effective 1 July 2009, Nevada no longer honors the Utah CFP because they do not require range qualification.
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LEOSA Qualifications
What is LEOSA?
The "Law Enforcement Safety Act of 2004" allows retired Law Enforcement Officers to carry a concealed handgun nation wide in accordance with HR218 and 18 U.S.C. 926C.
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Can you do the LEOSA firearms qualification?
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