Latah
Latah provides firearms training that satisfies Idaho's enhanced concealed weapons license requirements. If you're applying for a standard license, you need training documentation. For an enhanced license, the training is mandatory and must meet specific state criteria. Every Latah training course i...
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Latah provides firearms training that satisfies Idaho's enhanced concealed weapons license requirements. If you're applying for a standard license, you need training documentation. For an enhanced license, the training is mandatory and must meet specific state criteria.
Every Latah training course includes:
- •Idaho firearm law and deadly force - Instruction from a licensed attorney or qualified law enforcement officer
- •Safe and responsible handgun use - Fundamentals and best practices
- •Self-defense principles - Practical application and decision-making
- •Live fire training - Students fire at least 98 rounds during the course
| Requirement | Details |
|---|---|
| Duration | 8 hours minimum, face-to-face |
| Instructors | NRA-certified or nationally recognized credentials |
| Rounds | Minimum 98 rounds fired by student |
| Validity | Certificate valid for 12 months before CCW application |
Your training certificate is required when you apply at the Latah County Sheriff's Office. Initial applications are walk-in only on Tuesdays (9am-1pm) and Thursdays (11am-3pm).
Once you complete the course and receive your certificate, take it to the Sheriff's Office with: - Completed application packet - Fingerprints - $56.10 fee (exact cash or check) - Your training certificate
Processing typically takes under 90 days.
Federal law note: Domestic violence convictions disqualify applicants from both firearm possession and concealed weapons licenses.
For more information on concealed weapons licenses and Idaho firearm law, visit the State Attorney General's office at www.ag.idaho.gov or contact Latah County Sheriff's Office.