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To obtain a Kansas Concealed Carry Handgun License, you must first attend a Kansas concealed carry handgun training course.
C & R Training provides this minimum 8-hour training course which includes presentation of the Kansas Attorney General's approved curriculum; a 25 question test; and range qualification. Must be 21.
The cost to attend this training is only $75.00. If you sign up your family and friends you can receive a group rate discount. You can save $10.00 each when you attend with three or more. To receive the discount, a minimum of three people must pre-register and pay the full registration fee of $65 in advance. More than three can qualify for the discount, however all persons taking advantage of the group rate must register in advance at the same time, they cannot be added later.
Our last several classes have filled up quickly and exceeded size limits so act now!
Strengthen your 2nd Amendment Constitutional Rights! Learn about legal issues relating to self defense and the use of force. Develop awareness and strategies for personal as well as family safety and security. Completion of class is required for state licensing; however many attend this training for personal education; submission of an application for a state carry license is not required.
Using the links below, you may obtain:
- Overview of training and curriculum
- Course pre-registration form
- Current list of scheduled class dates
Call 620-665-0105 or e-mail [email protected] with any questions, to confirm class dates and space availability, or for additional information.
Trainers reserve the right to refuse training to anyone, however we will not discriminate. If you have special needs or accommodations, we can help. Do not hesitate to call us - we are happy to work with you to assist you exercise your constitutional rights!
Successful completion of this training course does not guarantee you will be approved for Concealed Carry Handgun licensing, you must understand:
ANY prior felony conviction regardless of whether you were placed on diversion, the record was expunged, or the conviction was pardoned will prohibit you from obtaining a concealed carry license in Kansas.
Responding "NO" to the criminal history question, when in fact you have such a record, subjects you to a charge of perjury and/or making a false writing. Both are felony offenses. You are encouraged to consult with an attorney if you have questions about your eligibility.
The current disqualifier relating to domestic violence is in conflict with federal law under provisions of the Lautenberg Act. Even though the Personal and Family Protection Act only goes back 5 years for prior domestic violence convictions, federal law prohibits possession of firearms for those convicted of certain types of misdemeanor crimes of domestic violence. Under federal law, an individual convicted of domestic violence against a spouse, former spouse, or a child (if the individual is of a parent / guardian relation to that child) falls within a permanent federal prohibition no matter when the incident took place. In short, a person convicted of domestic violence may be in violation of federal law by possessing a firearm and completing the handgun qualification course. Students in this situation are encouraged to consult an attorney.
You will need to produce a current Kansas Driver's License or Non-Driver Identification Card when attending this training. If not, know that you will be required to surrender an out-of-state license or identification card during the state licensing process.
Visit the Kansas Attorney General's website for more information on the Kansas Personal and Family Protection Act.
IMPORTANT LINKS:
Current Class Schedule
Registration Form
Class Content
KS Attorney General
U.S. Concealed Carry Association
C&R Training Homepage
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