Ifdot
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Where can I find a one stop shop to handle all my prerequisites for the DC ccw ? I don't want to have to go to Warrenton either.
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Call Brian Fletcher at Freestate.
- Feb 19, 2013
- 18,749
May be a hike for you, but done in two days, very fair price
http://www.msar.com/multi-jurisdication-md-d-c-and-va-concealed-carry-permit-class/
The Md. Small Arms Range is offering the DC/MD/VA CCP class for $200.00 as a New Year's Special. See: http://msar.com
DC requires a 50 round course of fire.
MD requires 25 rounds.
DC won't accept the 25 round course of fire any longer
MD requires 25 rounds.
DC won't accept the 25 round course of fire any longer
Biggfoot44
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- Aug 2, 2009
- 33,138
One of our Instructors will correct me if somthing changed , but traditionally it was 25rd * Minimum * . Back in the decade , always did 50rd course of fire .
IIRC DC was accepting 25 but changed their minds, as the statute specifies a 50 round "qualification course."
Stoveman recalls he did 25 and DC accepted it.
Stoveman recalls he did 25 and DC accepted it.
I already scheduled a shooting qualification to ameliorate this problem.
This is correct. On my first go around they accepted the MD 25 rd COF, but for my renewal I had to do the 50 rd.
if you PM Cypherpunk, he is a DC certified instructor and can give you specifics. i can't find any definitive info. Instructors have to submit a training syllabus, so he should be better equipped to answer your question
Biggfoot44
Ultimate Member
- Aug 2, 2009
- 33,138
Because it IS vague , and leaves much discretion.
Because each Instructor submits a sylibus , and COF , and if ( the certifying authorities) think either is inadaquate, they will let ( prospective Instructor) know .
Same thing with Maryland .
The other reality is most COF will be basically similar , of equivalent difficulty, and not particularly hard.
Instructors don't want to make needless work for themselves . And if they had more than the very occasionally Failure to Qualify , their bread & butter clients would quickly switch to a different provider.
Because each Instructor submits a sylibus , and COF , and if ( the certifying authorities) think either is inadaquate, they will let ( prospective Instructor) know .
Same thing with Maryland .
The other reality is most COF will be basically similar , of equivalent difficulty, and not particularly hard.
Instructors don't want to make needless work for themselves . And if they had more than the very occasionally Failure to Qualify , their bread & butter clients would quickly switch to a different provider.
I can't describe the COF exactly, but it was something like:
At 7 yds:
Draw, two to the body, one to head both hands.
Repeat.
Repeat with strong hand.
Repeat with weak hand.
At 15 yards:
Same.
Same.
Same.
Same.
Then there was a barrier put up at the bench which was a 2x6 to simulate cover.
Various strings behind cover.
Then the last string was four rounds in the mag, shoot to the body until empty, the instructor hands you another mag, reload, shoot another 4-5.
At 7 yds:
Draw, two to the body, one to head both hands.
Repeat.
Repeat with strong hand.
Repeat with weak hand.
At 15 yards:
Same.
Same.
Same.
Same.
Then there was a barrier put up at the bench which was a 2x6 to simulate cover.
Various strings behind cover.
Then the last string was four rounds in the mag, shoot to the body until empty, the instructor hands you another mag, reload, shoot another 4-5.
- Feb 19, 2013
- 18,749
Draw from cover, or open holster?
I did it from cover, didn't seem to faze the instructor. Not sure if that was a requirement or if open holster would also be ok.
songlaw
Active Member
Were tops allowed?
Stoveman:
I was going to use a Glock 19 MOS with a red dot top. Do you remember if that was allowed in the shooting portion, or was it to be with regular sights?
Stoveman:
I was going to use a Glock 19 MOS with a red dot top. Do you remember if that was allowed in the shooting portion, or was it to be with regular sights?
I did mine with open holster using my Glock 27
I don't know if red dots are allowed or not, might shoot a call or email to your instructor.
I shot it with an H&K VP9.
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