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CCW Class
Well I have a CCW class at the end of the month and have been putting in pretty good range time. I know most class are run different depending on the instructor but are there any good tips or websites to check out to make sure I have everything in order.
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Colorado
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I would call and talk to the instructor and see what they are expecting and want you to bring. You could get several answers here and none of them would be right. You might also want to ask about the certification and teaching credentials. I had lunch with my CCW instructor prior to class. Some LE agencies here in were starting to check up on the instructors and students training.
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Broadside gave a good answer, and Packing.org is a good place to browse too. I've been having trouble getting it to load lately, but it's a good site.
And welcome to the forum.
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