concealed carry class in gonzales

[southern151]

Feb 3rd at 9am. Classroom part will be at my shop. I need to know who may be interested before the end of the day Wednesday.

[eman]

cost?

[southern151]

$100 to instructor day of. Additional $125 to the state to get the processing completed.

[Mako19]

I am interested. Not too familiar about what is required for this class.

I think that I read on here that you have to bring 120 rounds to the class? Is this correct? If so that may be hard to come by right now.

[southern151]

You'll need a passport photo, the weapon you plan to shoot and, the ability to hit a target at 6', 10' and, 15'. Not sure how many times you have to hit it. I will check but, 120 rds sounds a little excessive.

[cduhon]

I just took one last week, only needed 50 rounds for our class. He said 100 but needed much less. You can download info from state police website. Will have to get passport photo and fingerprinted also to go along with packet.

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[eman]

150 out of a 13 shot "assault" pistol is one thing . But 150 rds out of my 357 wheel gun is a lot of shootin.

[southern151]

Fingerprints will be done on site.

[Mr. Jiggles]

I need a permit. Gettin tired of carryin my dang pistol on my hip. The wife thinks I'm crazy but I ain't playin around.

[Lake Chuck Duck]

First I ever heard about the passport photo thing

[southern151]

Originally Posted by Lake Chuck Duck

First I ever heard about the passport photo thing

I'm fairly certain that the photo will be placed on your permit. They're easy to get. Any Walgreens can do them for you. It cost me $10.95 for for 4 pics the other day.

[Bluechip]

Yep.... The photo is on your license. Always needed a photo.

[Bluechip]

And the person processing your paper work will have to sign the back of the photos.

[southern151]

Originally Posted by Bluechip

Yep.... The photo is on your license. Always needed a photo.

Originally Posted by Bluechip

And the person processing your paper work will have to sign the back of the photos.

Thanks for the clarification!

[swampman46]

Just a bit curious here, is there any form of FULL AUTO thats legal? I'm hearing different things. Read somewhere that if its registered pre-1986 you're good to go. If this is posted in the wrong place...my appologies.

[swampman46]

Originally Posted by Mr. Jiggles

I need a permit. Gettin tired of carryin my dang pistol on my hip. The wife thinks I'm crazy but I ain't playin around.

LOL I like that attitude

[southern151]

Originally Posted by swampman46

Just a bit curious here, is there any form of FULL AUTO thats legal? I'm hearing different things. Read somewhere that if its registered pre-1986 you're good to go. If this is posted in the wrong place...my appologies.

With proper licensing through the ATF, yes, you can own a full auto firearm. When it was made(pre-86 ban), does not affect the ability to own it. It does affect what happens to it if you decide not renew your permit, from my understanding. Also, pre-86 seem to be a little cheaper, for whatever reason.

Go to ATF.gov. I'm sure you can find all the details there.

[Creole Fisherman]

Some advice. Instead of mailing in your packet, hand deliver it to L.S.P. at the concealed carry division. Instead of doing your fingerprints elsewhere, they can print you electronically/digital at state police for a small fee. Doing this will expedite the whole process.

[swampman46]

Originally Posted by southern151

You'll need a passport photo, the weapon you plan to shoot and, the ability to hit a target at 6', 10' and, 15'. Not sure how many times you have to hit it. I will check but, 120 rds sounds a little excessive.

Hit a target at 15ft? Not yards? Heck I think even I could do that.

[southern151]

Originally Posted by swampman46

Hit a target at 15ft? Not yards? Heck I think even I could do that.

Yeah, everyone passed...

I actually managed to graze the top of the target's head at 15'! Gave him a nice reversed mohawk!