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This one-day, 8-hour state-approved training course fulfills the mandatory classroom and range requirements for obtaining a Kentucky CCDW permit. Taught by a USCCA-certified instructor, the course covers:
Kentucky firearms and concealed carry law (KRS 237 & 527)
Justifiable use of force and legal liability
Handgun safety in the home, classroom, and on the range
Basic marksmanship principles (stance, grip, sight alignment)
Pistol and revolver nomenclature, function, and field-stripping
Holster selection, concealment, and safe transport
Live-fire qualification
Question written exam
What to bring: An unloaded handgun in a case or range bag, 50 rounds of ammunition, a cleaning kit, and eye/ear protection if you have your own.
Requirements: Must be a Kentucky resident, at least 18 years old, and legally capable of possessing a handgun.
Upon passing, your instructor submits your results to the Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training (DOCJT). A Certificate of Completion of Training (valid for life) is issued within 15 business days, after which you may apply for your permit through the Kentucky State Police.
This one-day, 8-hour state-approved training course fulfills the mandatory classroom and range requirements for obtaining a Kentucky CCDW permit. Taught by a USCCA-certified instructor, the course covers:
Kentucky firearms and concealed carry law (KRS 237 & 527)
Justifiable use of force and legal liability
Handgun safety in the home, classroom, and on the range
Basic marksmanship principles (stance, grip, sight alignment)
Pistol and revolver nomenclature, function, and field-stripping
Holster selection, concealment, and safe transport
Live-fire qualification
Question written exam
What to bring: An unloaded handgun in a case or range bag, 50 rounds of ammunition, a cleaning kit, and eye/ear protection if you have your own.
Requirements: Must be a Kentucky resident, at least 18 years old, and legally capable of possessing a handgun.
Upon passing, your instructor submits your results to the Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training (DOCJT). A Certificate of Completion of Training (valid for life) is issued within 15 business days, after which you may apply for your permit through the Kentucky State Police.