July 2018

Multi-State Concealed Firearms Permit Qualification Course
08:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Utah 0800-1300 Nevada 1000-1300 Lunch 1300-1400 Range 1400-`1900 This 1 day 10 hour class meets all requirements to obtain applications for Nevada, Utah, and Florida Concealed Firearms permits.
Classroom time: 5 hours (Nevada only 3 hours)
Range time: 5 hours
(Attention: $20.00 additional "Range Fee" this may be added to your cart prior to checkout, and paid upon arrival to your course date by cash, card or check)(Checks made payable to ADAPT Group LLC)
Lunch break: 1 hour (only applies to 9 hour session)(lunch is not provided) Click here to see a map of food vendors in the area. 
Minimum age for course attendance is 12 years old.
Permit applications will only be issued to those over the age of 20. (Course completion certificates are awarded to all individuals under 20. These certificates satisfy most requirements of a "firearms safety class" as they are conducted by a certified NRA Law Enforcement Instructor.)
To apply for your Florida permit please follow this link. Download : Application for concealed weapons license for the State of Florida
Upon completion of the course, your signed application that must be submitted to the Sheriff's Department in your County and is only valid for 1 year.
Eric Loden: NRA Law Enforcement Instructor # 161586983 (Not a NRA approved course. However most states recognize this as a safety course as instructed by a certified NRA Instructor.)
Topics include:
Firearms safe handling and storage Federal, State, and Local laws (Currently only Nevada Laws are listed on our site, but we are working on Utah.) Prohibited areas (Nevada: Quick reference page, FAQ) Criminal and Civil liability and the aftermath of a shooting incident Basic tactics Situational awareness, De-escalation, and threat avoidance Loading/Unloading, Aiming and Firing Techniques Concealed carry and presentation methods Rules of Engagement (legal and appropriate use of force in response to a violent threat) Defensive marksmanship (the balance between speed and accuracy) Survival Sequence (surviving the initial encounter, and beyond) Required Equipment needed:
100 rounds of ammunition for qualifying weapon. 1 Gun (per attendee) (Effective October 1st, 2013, pursuant to Senate Bill 76 applicants need only to qualify with one weapon in order to carry both semi-automatics and revolvers.) 2 Magazines/ or 2 speed-loaders for the gun  A Hat with brim and wrap-around eye and hearing protection Additional Equipment recommended:
1 Holster 1 Magazine Pouch 1 Sturdy Belt 1 Gun 3 Magazines/speed-loaders for the gun If you need to rent a weapon please follow this link. Rental Weapons Packages
Rental gear available. Please select your desired weapon type from the drop down menu on the next page once you have added the item to your cart. 

To view our Approved and Recommended Holster page click here.
To view our Recommend Course Gear page click here.

Associated documents:

Nevada LVMPD CFP Application(New revision with updated fees 06/24/2016)
Utah BCI CFP Application (New revision with updated fees 02/01/2015)
Florida: Application for concealed weapons license for the State of Florida
Nevada Approved Instructors List
List of Certified Firearms Instructors (Out of the State of Utah) (Nevada: Listed on pg.21 Eric Loden)

Additional fees:

$98.25 For Permit Application Filing Fee paid to LVMPD http://lvmpd.com/Permits/ConcealedFirearms/tabid/124/Default.aspx
Utah BCI Permit Filing Fees: Utah residents $39.00 Non-residents $49.00
$112.00 Florida Dept of Agriculture Permit Filling Fees Download : Application for concealed weapons license for the State of Florida

State Reciprocity Laws change all the time, please check the following sites for the most up to date changes.
http://handgunlaw.us or http://www.usafirearmtraining.com/

*Attention: Reservation Rescheduling Fee of $25.00 for any individual that DOES NOT provide us with 48 hour notice that they need to reschedule.*
 **All courses are subject to cancellation if minimum attendance requirements are not met. All students will be notified of any cancellations as soon as possible.**
To view our Course reservation procedure, and Cancellation and Refund Policy please click here.

Topic: Speed and Accuracy   Prerequisites: You must have either attended a Primer, a Pistol Fundamentals, or our Nevada Concealed Firearms Permit Course prior to attendance to this Foundry Session. (Primer session precedes this Foundry session.)   Description: Building upon the techniques learned in the previous session 2/7/2018, we will move into measuring the balance of speed and accuracy with both close and distant or large and small target areas and transitioning between the two.   Exercises: Perfect presentation Mastering the 3 Secrets of Marksmanship Sight acquisition Flash sight picture Sight discipline Recoil management Multiple target transitions   Loadout: 150-200 rounds (Primary) Multiple weapons systems are allowed however the focus of the session will be on Pistol from the holster Concealment garments are encouraged   Too Fast   Too Fast.mp4   Just Right   Just Right.mp4 Too Fast.mp4

Multi-State Concealed Firearms Permit Qualification Course
08:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Utah 0800-1300 Nevada 1000-1300 Lunch 1300-1400 Range 1400-`1900 This 1 day 10 hour class meets all requirements to obtain applications for Nevada, Utah, and Florida Concealed Firearms permits.
Classroom time: 5 hours
Range time: 5 hours
(Attention: $20.00 additional "Range Fee" this may be added to your cart prior to checkout, and paid upon arrival to your course date by cash, card or check)(Checks made payable to ADAPT Group LLC)
Lunch break: 1 hour (only applies to 9 hour session)(lunch is not provided) Click here to see a map of food vendors in the area. 
Minimum age for course attendance is 12 years old.
Permit applications will only be issued to those over the age of 20. (Course completion certificates are awarded to all individuals under 20. These certificates satisfy most requirements of a "firearms safety class" as they are conducted by a certified NRA Law Enforcement Instructor.)
To apply for your Florida permit please follow this link. Download : Application for concealed weapons license for the State of Florida
Upon completion of the course, your signed application that must be submitted to the Sheriff's Department in your County and is only valid for 1 year.
Eric Loden: NRA Law Enforcement Instructor # 161586983 (Not a NRA approved course. However most states recognize this as a safety course as instructed by a certified NRA Instructor.)
Topics include:
Firearms safe handling and storage Federal, State, and Local laws (Currently only Nevada Laws are listed on our site, but we are working on Utah.) Prohibited areas (Nevada: Quick reference page, FAQ) Criminal and Civil liability and the aftermath of a shooting incident Basic tactics Situational awareness, De-escalation, and threat avoidance Loading/Unloading, Aiming and Firing Techniques Concealed carry and presentation methods Rules of Engagement (legal and appropriate use of force in response to a violent threat) Defensive marksmanship (the balance between speed and accuracy) Survival Sequence (surviving the initial encounter, and beyond) Required Equipment needed:
100 rounds of ammunition for qualifying weapon. 1 Gun (per attendee) (Effective October 1st, 2013, pursuant to Senate Bill 76 applicants need only to qualify with one weapon in order to carry both semi-automatics and revolvers.) 2 Magazines/ or 2 speed-loaders for the gun  A Hat with brim and wrap-around eye and hearing protection Additional Equipment recommended:
1 Holster 1 Magazine Pouch 1 Sturdy Belt 1 Gun 3 Magazines/speed-loaders for the gun If you need to rent a weapon please follow this link. Rental Weapons Packages
Rental gear available. Please select your desired weapon type from the drop down menu on the next page once you have added the item to your cart. 

To view our Approved and Recommended Holster page click here.
To view our Recommend Course Gear page click here.

Associated documents:

Nevada LVMPD CFP Application(New revision with updated fees 06/24/2016)
Utah BCI CFP Application (New revision with updated fees 02/01/2015)
Florida: Application for concealed weapons license for the State of Florida
Nevada Approved Instructors List
List of Certified Firearms Instructors (Out of the State of Utah) (Nevada: Listed on pg.21 Eric Loden)

Additional fees:

$98.25 For Permit Application Filing Fee paid to LVMPD http://lvmpd.com/Permits/ConcealedFirearms/tabid/124/Default.aspx
Utah BCI Permit Filing Fees: Utah residents $39.00 Non-residents $49.00
$112.00 Florida Dept of Agriculture Permit Filling Fees Download : Application for concealed weapons license for the State of Florida

State Reciprocity Laws change all the time, please check the following sites for the most up to date changes.
http://handgunlaw.us or http://www.usafirearmtraining.com/

*Attention: Reservation Rescheduling Fee of $25.00 for any individual that DOES NOT provide us with 48 hour notice that they need to reschedule.*
 **All courses are subject to cancellation if minimum attendance requirements are not met. All students will be notified of any cancellations as soon as possible.**
To view our Course reservation procedure, and Cancellation and Refund Policy please click here.v

Topic: Shooting on the move and on moving targets.   Prerequisites: You must have either attended a Pistol Fundamentals, or our Nevada Concealed Firearms Permit Course prior to attendance to this Foundry Session.    Description: Building upon the techniques learned in the previous sessions 1/4/2018 and 5/30/2018, we'll be shooting while moving and on reactive moving targets.   Exercises: Proper footwork for movement Moving smoothly in all directions Cadence drills   Loadout: 150-200 rounds (Primary) Multiple weapons systems are allowed however the focus of the session will be on Pistol from the holster Concealment garments are encouraged

Topic: Introduction to Defensive Rifle   Prerequisites: None.   Description: Building upon what we have learned in previous sessions we will be working on transitions between firing side to support side, and alternate weapon systems.    Exercises: Responses to various positions of contact Transitions between various shooting positions Transitions between firing and support side shoulders Transitions between Primary and Secondary weapon systems Shooting while on the move (time allowing)   Loadout:
150-200 rounds Primary (Rifle) 100-150 rounds Secondary (Pistol) Multiple weapons systems are allowed however the focus of the session will be on Defensive Rifle Knee and elbow pads are encouraged