Texas LTC & BCHSC-5/2/26

Texas License to Carry & Basic Concealed Handgun Shooting Course
 
This is a professional handgun course for those interested in learning the basics of concealed handgun carry and the opportunity to complete the course requirements for the Texas License to Carry. This is not your typical Texas LTC low standard course. All our courses go above and beyond when it comes to firearms training and safety. 
 
Training Covered
Course Objectives
Deadly Force                     
Non Violent Resolution                 
Safe Handling & Storage
Fundamentals of Safety 
Fundamentals of Shooting
Drawing your Handgun Safely from Concealment
Loading & Unloading  
3 Types of Reloads
Live Fire Training Drills
LTC Live Fire B27 Qualification
 
Equipment Requirements for Critical Handgun Level 1 and or Intro to Handgun
Semi Auto Handgun (9mm .40 or .45 suggested)
Strong Side Hip Holster
3 Magazines or more with Magazine Pouch
Eye Protection
Ball Cap or Beanie
Hearing Protection
150-200 Rounds of Factory Ammunition
Concealment Garment
 
Hours: 
10AM-530PM
 
Location:      
CDG Range 13 Located at Hunt County Paintball
3593 State Hwy 34 North
Greenville, Texas 75401
Google Maps Link- Click Here
 
Please Read Prior to Registering!
ALL TRAINING RESERVATIONS & PURCHASES MUST BE PAID PRIOR TO ATTENDING & ARE FINAL! NO REFUNDS PERIOD!
Each participant must submit their own individual order. Do not add quantities, we need to know who you are prior to training.
Did you submit your "Online Training & Identification Policy Form"? We require an updated one every 4 months per participant prior to attending the class.
Make sure you have all the required equipment to complete this course properly. Certificates are given to students who complete our courses accordingly.
 
This is a professional training course directed to help you avoid, prevent and defend yourself in an unfortunate deadly/violent force encounter. Our instructors are former military or LEO professionals committed to your safety while on the range. Military jargon, tone or tact may be used on some occasions to emphasize safety and make our point very clear and will be done in a professional but assertive manner. If you need to be corrected or reminded in a tone that might be defined by you as too aggressive or offensive, then our training program may not be for you and you are encouraged to consider a more polite organization that may cater to your personal sensitive needs. Thank you for understanding and look forward to training with you!