easy
4–6 hours
No special fitness required, but participants should be able to stand and move during live-fire exercises
Looking to legally carry a firearm in California? Discover expert CCW training at Bay Area Firearms, tailored for responsible firearm owners in the San Francisco region.
8 hours • one day course • Ages 12+
Experience a comprehensive tactical firearms course that meets California's CCW training requirements. Learn essential laws, demonstrate shooting skills with simulated scenarios, and gain insights into survival tactics. With expert guidance, you'll navigate the application process for your permit, making this an unforgettable opportunity for responsible firearm ownership.
You must have completed the basic pistol certification course beforehand otherwise this is a mandatory 2 day course
-We will guide you through the California CCW course of fire required for the permit: 2.5 hours of California law review, then you must pass a written test, and demonstrate proof of good moral character.
-You will learn the tactical application of firearms use and survival.
-You will learn to shoot in ways you never dreamed of.
-You use our simulated Glock (airsoft guns) in a heavy-duty confrontation scenario.
-You will be learn California Laws
-After completing this course you will submit all the paperwork to the Sheriff of the county you live in. It is then up to the Sheriff's Office to decide to issue you a permit or not.
Ensure you have ample time to settle in and review safety protocols before training begins.
Comfortable, weather-appropriate attire helps, especially for any live-fire exercises.
Make sure to have valid ID and any required permits for registration.
Familiarize yourself with local regulations to maximize learning and compliance.
California established its first firearm laws in 1923, emphasizing responsible ownership.
The business promotes sustainable firearm handling practices and eco-friendly range use.
Protect your eyes during live-fire practice for safety.
Essential for all shooting exercises to prevent hearing damage.
Wear clothing suitable for indoor and outdoor instruction and that allows free movement.
Bring necessary identification and existing firearm permits for registration and compliance.