LTC - License to Carry
From 08:00
At P2 Concepts Private Range
Valley View, TX
https://p2conceptstraining.com/index.php/license-to-carry/
$72.00
Price: $72.00
Our CHL/LTC class package includes the following:
- Instruction/Qualification by a DPS certified instructor
- Application Preparation Assistance
- Safety glasses, and hearing protection for use during range qualification
Subjects Covered:
- License carry law
- Where you can carry and where you cannot
- When you can use force or deadly force
- Legal implications of use of force or deadly force
- Texas weapons laws
- Nonviolent dispute resolution
- Firearms safety
If you have further questions, please call us at 214-631-9116, email: rallmon@p2conceptstraining.com or check out the Department of Public Safety’s website at: Texas Department of Public Safety – License to Carry
Required Equipment:
- Handgun
- 50 rounds of ammunition
- Safety glasses
- Hearing protection
- Note taking material
- Valid form of Identification
Prerequisites:
The CHL/LTC course is presented as the minimum necessary to meet the regulatory requirements of the Texas Concealed Handgun Law; there are many significant topics related to concealed carry/open carry and personal self-defense which remain uncovered, and you are strongly encouraged to continue to explore these areas on your own.
CHL/LTC (License to Carry)
Effective January 1, 2016, the Concealed Handgun License (CHL) class will now be called License to Carry (LTC) due to the fact that Open Carry for Licensed individuals will become legal on this date.
Effective September 1, 2013, the Texas Concealed Handgun License Class is a Four to Six Hour Class, not including RANGE TIME. Our class will be approximately Five hours with range time.
Effective March 1st, 2011, the TX DPS requires that all Texas Concealed Handgun License Applicants obtain their fingerprints from L1. You cannot schedule an appointment until the TX DPS has received your application. To schedule an appointment, call 1-888-467-2080 or visit their website at: IBT Fingerprint
Upon successful completion of the class and submission of the application materials, the state will issue you a license as soon as 60 days, assuming there is no legal disqualification.
This course is not a “how-to-shoot” class. It is expected that the student has already achieved a minimum safe level of proficiency with their handgun, including loading, unloading, slide or cylinder manipulation, proper use of safety devices, and operational controls. During the proficiency test, students will be expected to be safe while handling their firearms which is part of the test. Students who cannot meet these standards will fail the proficiency test and will need to retest at later date. Prospective students who have little handgun experience are encouraged to take our Pistol Fundamentals course.