DC Concealed Carry Pistol License Course

snallygaster said:

So is it $49 or $99 to add MD? RegOnline says $99.

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Overboost44 said:

Once you click the first box for full course, the option for $49 will pop up.



I didn't realize this was in Frederick.

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CypherPunk said:

Regardless of if you train with us, ASTC, or someone else...
Please apply for your DC CCL now!

DC CCL APPLICATION & INSTRUCTIONS
http://mpdc.dc.gov/page/applying-concealed-carry-pistol-license

DC allows you to apply BEFORE you receive training. You will have up to 45 days AFTER you are approved to submit training certification.

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alzoom85 said:

Their site is down....

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GTOGUNNER said:

Worked fine for me just now. 8:34pm
If ur talking the DC site ..

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CypherPunk said:

I realize I may be geographic unattractive to some, but here is some additional info to consider;

There is very little traffic on weekends.
Our facility is beautiful.
There are all kinds of cheap, brand new hotels within 10 mins of range (some with free breakfast).
You could coordinate carpool and room sharing details here and make new friends.
There is a brand new Texas Roadhouse next to hotels - order smothered (trust me).
You could visit both the new, and beautiful Heritage Training Center, and the new Machine Gun Nest (the have full auto!).

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CypherPunk said:

ROFL

Good. Call 311 and complain.

Also, someone should grab a PDF copy of the app and post it here.

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LCPIWB said:

See attached.

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snallygaster said:

That's great, but what's the "reason" now? Just ignore that part?

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Schipperke said:

I read you may register a handgun when applying for DC permit. Is this something a Maryland resident must do?

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CypherPunk said:

We cover this and much more in the DC CCL Course.

Yes, for now (until there is a decision in court appeal) any carry gun must be registered. One registration is included in your DC CCL fee.

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Previously Owned Firearm

To register a firearm you already own, you must file an application immediately after the firearm is brought into the District. You can comply with this requirement by personally communicating your intent to register the firearm to the FRS before bringing the gun into the District. You must then file an application for a registration certificate within 48 hours after communicating your intent to do so.

• Bring your UNLOADED gun to the FRS (do not bring any ammunition) along with all materials necessary to complete the registration process.
• After you complete the process, you will leave with your gun.
• Once the application is approved (generally within five days), the FRS will notify you. You can pick up your registration certificate or request that it be mailed to you. Your registration process is then complete.

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Step 2: Submit the completed PD-219 to FRS.
Bring the completed PD-219 to the FRS, along with:

• The firearm, if appropriate.
  • If you already own the firearm, bring the UNLOADED gun with you. If registering a semi-automatic firearm, do bring the empty accompanying magazine. Please note that it is illegal to possess a magazine that holds more than ten rounds of ammunition in the District of Columbia.

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• http://mpdc.dc.gov/book/firearm-reg...er/firearm-registration-complete-registration

• Proof that you have met the District’s requirement for a firearms safety training course. This requirement can be met by producing:
  • A certificate of completion for MPD’s online Firearms Safety Training Course. There is no cost for taking this course and it should take approximately 30 minutes to complete. It can be accessed from any computer at MPD’s website (www.mpdc.dc.gov/gunregistration). If you do not have access to a computer, you may use one at the office of the Firearms Registration Section.
  • Evidence that you have received firearms training in the United States military.
  • A license from another state which requires firearms training equal to that provided by MPD. Examples include, but are not limited to, a license or certificate for hunting or armed service as a special police officer.
  • Evidence that you have otherwise completed a firearms training or safety course conducted by a firearms instructor that, as determined by the Chief, equal to that provided by the MPD.

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