Idaho Enhanced Weapons Class Part 2
Covers the laws associated with concealed carry in Idaho, basic marksmanship with pistol, and other topics required to apply for the Idaho Enhanced Concealed Weapons permit.
This class is for those who desire additional training, including the full legal class and live fire range activities. If you have taken our basic concealed carry class, the additional of this class will meet the training requirements for the Idaho Enhanced Concealed Carry Permit and the Oregon permit if desired. Your training date will be the date of the first class as the course will last one year from that date.
Required Items:
The use of firearms is an inherently risky activity and bodily harm, even death, can occur. By signing up for this course, you are taking responsibility for your actions and any harm that may come to you or that you may cause to others.
For upcoming dates and registration, click here.
Required Items:
- Eye protection
- Hearing protection
- A billed hat - like a baseball cap
- Properly functioning pistol (this can be shared with another classmate). 22 to 45 APC is allowed, high velocity or magnum pistols are not allowed (these will damage our targets). A limited number of 9mm pistols will be available for rent. Contact us for details.
- 100 rounds of ammunition for your pistol - reloaded ammunition is not allowed nor is magnum, +P, or +P+ ammunition (100 minimum for each student you may have the chance to fire up to 200 if that is your desire)
- Holster (hip only), hard case, or range bag to carry firearm to and from the line. More advanced students may be drawing from holsters, regardless, it is a safe way to carry your unloaded firearm.
- Paper and pencil or pen for notes
- Camping or other chair (for down time on the range)
- Snacks, and a water bottle.
- Adequate clothing - loose fitting clothing around the neck is not recommended. When a spent brass casing is ejected from semi automatic pistols, it can end up down your shirt. It is hot and may cause pain and an embarrassing hot brass dance - this can also be unsafe if you are on the firing line. Winter courses will be taught inside for the classroom portion, but outside for firing. You should have the needed clothing to spend a couple of hours outside - snow/rain or shine. We do not normally reschedule for bad weather - shooting in the snow or rain can be safe and fun if you, and your pistol, are properly prepared.
- The same items are needed for the Half-Day version of this class. The first two bullet points below do not apply to the Half-Day version of this class. The Half-Day Enhanced Pistol Class is only available to those who have completed our Utah Concealed Weapons Class within the last three months.
The use of firearms is an inherently risky activity and bodily harm, even death, can occur. By signing up for this course, you are taking responsibility for your actions and any harm that may come to you or that you may cause to others.
For upcoming dates and registration, click here.
Class fees are non refundable. A registration can be transferred to another class within one year or transferred to another person.
