Kansas Concealed Carry (Hand Gun)

Kansas Concealed Carry Handgun (KCCH) Training 8 hours Classes run from 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Check-in begins at 7:30 AM

Introduction to safe gun handling, shooting safety, and firearms maintenance. Opportunity to learn hands-on about various types of handguns and operation. Introduction to various types of ammunition and uses. Education regarding legal issues, including use of deadly force, police interaction, aftermath, in-and out-of-home scenarios.

Safety is our number one concern. (and it should be yours, as well)

If you own a firearm, we highly recommend that you bring it to class, even if you don’t want to use it to qualify on the range. A 22 caliber pistol will be available for students who don’t have a handgun. Ammo included. If you are thinking about purchasing a gun, we are happy to assist you in selecting the best type for you. All training and shooting is held on private property, away from distractions. Classes are small with no other shooters present. Address and directions will be provided prior to class date.

Please call or message us if you have any questions.

KCCH Range Qualification Requirements:

5 shots (one-handed) at 3 yards. 10 shots (two-handed) at 7 yards, and 10 shots (two-handed) at 10 yards. 18 hits total required.

If the student fails the range qualification, they can re-qualify. We will provide additional gun training as required for qualification.

Kansas Driver's License or ID card (your KDL number will become your CCH license number). Guns and ammo (if available). Hearing and eye protection (if available) Beverages (no alcohol)

Bottled water and snacks will be provided. Firearms, ammo, and personal protective equipment can be provided for students who don't have their own.

Please Note:

No firearms experience required. Beginners are welcome. No children, pets, or guests of any kind are allowed during class. Students only. Laws are strict and complicated as to who may legally handle firearms. If there are any felonies or domestic misdemeanors in yours past, please contact me ahead of time to discuss. There is also information available on the Kansas Attorney General's website, here.