North Carolina Concealed Carry Handgun
This course is offered on a request only basis. Please email media@therangecomplex.com to arrange. The NC Concealed Carry Handgun Course is a required prerequisite prior to applying for a NC Concealed Carry Handgun permit. The course is designed to teach the laws governing the use of deadly physical force, the concealed carry statute and relevant issues related to carrying a concealed handgun in the state of North Carolina. This course further teaches the attendees correct weapon handling skills, the fundamentals of pistol marksmanship and how to safely draw the pistol from the holster. With a passing score of this course the attendee can apply for their North Carolina Concealed Handgun Permit.
Course Objectives: To fully meet the course requirement to apply for a North Carolina Concealed Carry Handgun permit.
Enabling Objectives:
Firearm, Ammo & Gear Requirements (Student or TRC Provided):
Prerequisite: None. However, you will be required to pass the standard NC-DOJ range qualification. If you have little or no experience with handguns, we recommend that you take one of our Introductory Pistol courses.
Course Objectives: To fully meet the course requirement to apply for a North Carolina Concealed Carry Handgun permit.
Enabling Objectives:
- Knowledge and understanding of North Carolina laws governing carrying a concealed handgun.
- Knowledge and understanding of North Carolina laws governing the use of deadly force.
- Knowledge of the different types of handguns.
- Safe handling & storing of handguns.
- Safe loading and unloading handguns.
- Basics of handgun maintenance.
- Shooting range safety
- Fundamentals of handgun marksmanship.
Firearm, Ammo & Gear Requirements (Student or TRC Provided):
- Semi-automatic or Revolver (modern, well-functioning handgun, suitable for concealed carry)
- Holster & Belt (shoulder & cross-draw holsters not permitted)
- 50 Rounds of Ammo
- Eye & Ear Protection
Prerequisite: None. However, you will be required to pass the standard NC-DOJ range qualification. If you have little or no experience with handguns, we recommend that you take one of our Introductory Pistol courses.