Concealed Handgun Permit Initial Course - Brighton, CO

Attend this two-day course to gain certification to get a concealed carry permit in Colorado. Good for any CO County. COURSE DESCRIPTION This is an initial concealed carry permit course that will qualify you to receive a CHP from the sheriff in Colorado. This class will take approximately 5 hours of classroom training on legal issues and dryfire work. The following day we will head to the range and meet the renewal CHP class for a combined range session. The range session is more indepth than a simple qualification and is designed to teach you the basics of holster draw and putting a double on the target. This class needs a minimum of 2 people to run. You are expected to be familiar with your firearm and understand how it works. If you require familiarization training please contact us at [email protected] to see if we can accomodate you prior to the class. WHAT TO BRING Classroom (Saturday, 10AM-3PM, Brighton) Address: Lionheart Jiu Jitsu 284 N. Main St. Brighton, CO. 80601 Valid Colorado ID Your UNLOADED handgun Your holster No live ammunition in the classroom Food - there is no lunch break (we do a working lunch in order to get through the class quicker). Range (Sunday, 10AM-1PM, Private Outdoor Range) Address: We'll give you a pin at the class, it's about 20 minutes away Your handgun 200 rounds of factory brass-cased ammunition Eye and ear protection (electronic headset recommended) Holster (in waistband preferred, outside works though) Do NOT bring an OWB Blackhawk SERPA holster At least 2 magazines (mag pouches preferred but not required) Food and water — we'll be outside for a few hours A restroom is available on site NOTES Firearm restrictions: No SIG P320s. Holster restrictions: There are a huge amount of holsters that are downright unsafe to use - like SERPA Blackhawk holsters. Your holster needs to be hard sided (no nylon fabric like Uncle Mike's Holsters), have a proper metal retention clip for your belt (not plastic of any type), and have some sort of passive or active retention. I strongly recommend Tenicor holsters. They are the gold standard for concealed carry. You get what you pay for, and for the item that's performing such an important task it is worthwhile to purchase a proper piece of equipment. Clothing: I strongly recommend wearing some sort of undershirt or rashguard under your t-shirt. The reason for this is that repeated drawing during practice can and will leave significant painful irritation on your skin. Wear a thick and supportive belt. Off-body carry: I do not recommend any sort of off-body carry. This can be carry in a purse or bag. If you feel it imperative that you must carry in this manner then I can work with it, but know that it's definitely an inferior method to on-body. Gun rentals: If you have not yet purchased a firearm, I do have them for rent. You may rent a Glock in 9mm for $110 for the duration of the class. Ammunition and holster included. ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR The instructor is Anthony "Tony" Garcia. He owns Lionheart Jiu Jitsu, Lionheart Combatives, and Brighton CPR. He teaches Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, combatives, CHP and SSF Classes, and CPR/AED/First Aid. He is an NRA certified instructor and holds approval from both Weld and Adams counties to teach CHP classes (all counties are welcome to take the class). He has been shooting for approximately 20 years, instructing for the last 3 years, and is also a USPSA competition handgun shooter.