www.ColoradoClassicBroncos.com

I know there are countless Concealed Carry classes out there but a good one is hard to find, so I thought I would pass this along. Kevin Lambeth does an excellent job and knows the laws inside and out with ties to Anthony J Fabian who help write Colorado's CWP legislation. If you have been thinking about taking a class this one might be for you and your family. Next class is Feb 9th!

http://www.centennialfirearms.com/Home_Page.php

Tell him Billie Prescott sent you.

Good info! Check with your county if you have military experience. With my Marine Corps DD214 I was able to get one without going through the class. Still have to do the background and pay processing but may save you a few bucks

Very true...thats why I like this class, he leaves the shooting portion out. This keep the cost down for those who don't feel like they need the addtional time at the range in a class type setting. That being said, I was floored by some of the legal discussion in the class. It opened my eyes to what is legal when it comes to the use of deadly force.

I though I knew the law, I could not have been more wrong.

Luckily, Colorado honors the Utah Concealed Weapon permit, but this sounds like a great class - similar to Utah without the Shooting portion.

This is the class I took. Cost me and my dad 75 each.

http://www.coloradohandgunsafety.com/

I have a good relationship with Kevin, so if you're interested in the class post up here. If I know how many are willing to go it'll be easier to ask [list=][/list]for a discounted group rate.

B

I've been thinking about this for a couple of years. My dad has his, and my brother just got his after some tweaker beat the piss out of his work van one night at a 7-11. So I'm gonna be giving this some serious thought.

Entourage wrote:Luckily, Colorado honors the Utah Concealed Weapon permit, but this sounds like a great class - similar to Utah without the Shooting portion.

be very carefull.

Are you a colorado resident? Do you have a Co drivers license?
if so then Co does not recognize your permit as legal.

as stated in the link below.
For Co you must be a resident of the state in which your permit was issued.

so if you are a Utah resident with a Utah permit you are fine, but if you are a Co resident with a Utah permit, not so much.

highlighted in red above the Map

"The state of Colorado no longer recognizes the validity of any permit issued by any state to a nonresident of that state (see CRS 18-12-213 amended 2007)."



http://apps.carryconcealed.net/legal/co ... e-laws.php

Sounds like Colorado wants their $.

I emailed Kevin for some more info. I wasnt aware that once you become a resident you have to reapply....what a load of govt. crap.

zillacon wrote:

freeheelbillie wrote:Sounds like Colorado wants their $.

I emailed Kevin for some more info. I wasnt aware that once you become a resident you have to reapply....what a load of govt. crap.

I lived in SD for a couple of years and had one up there as well but you didn't even have to take a class, just stop by any Police Dept with $6 and you walked right out with your permit. That was Kewl.

As it should be!

Brianut wrote:

Entourage wrote:Luckily, Colorado honors the Utah Concealed Weapon permit, but this sounds like a great class - similar to Utah without the Shooting portion.

be very carefull.

Are you a colorado resident? Do you have a Co drivers license?
if so then Co does not recognize your permit as legal.

as stated in the link below.
For Co you must be a resident of the state in which your permit was issued.

so if you are a Utah resident with a Utah permit you are fine, but if you are a Co resident with a Utah permit, not so much.

highlighted in red above the Map

"The state of Colorado no longer recognizes the validity of any permit issued by any state to a nonresident of that state (see CRS 18-12-213 amended 2007)."


http://apps.carryconcealed.net/legal/co ... e-laws.php

Here is a bit more info as well. Thanks for bringing this to light man!

The text in the e-mail is correct......Colorado does not honor non-resident permits. There are a few other states that also do not honor the non-res permits. I like to use this site http://www.handgunlaw.us/. This site is laso linked on my site.

Let me know if I can answer any questions.

Kevin