Utah Concealed-Firearm-Permit Class for One or Two at Northwest Suburban Tactical Training Center (Up to 57% Off)
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Retired Marine, federal police officer, and Iraq veteran prepare students for a concealed-firearm-permit application
Over centuries, modern firearms gradually replaced archaic weapons, such as the rapier and the sternly worded pamphlet. Take aim with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $69 for a four-hour Utah concealed-firearm-permit class for one (a $150 value)
- $129 for a four-hour Utah concealed-firearm-permit class for two (a $300 value)<p>
After the concealed-firearm-permit class, students are armed with an application for a Utah concealed-firearm permit, which is valid in 35 states, signed and stamped by the instructor. The class covers the basics of operating a revolver or semiautomatic weapon, but no weapons are actually used or required. See the schedule for upcoming Utah concealed-firearm-permit classes.<p>
Retired Marine, federal police officer, and Iraq veteran prepare students for a concealed-firearm-permit application
Over centuries, modern firearms gradually replaced archaic weapons, such as the rapier and the sternly worded pamphlet. Take aim with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $69 for a four-hour Utah concealed-firearm-permit class for one (a $150 value)
- $129 for a four-hour Utah concealed-firearm-permit class for two (a $300 value)<p>
After the concealed-firearm-permit class, students are armed with an application for a Utah concealed-firearm permit, which is valid in 35 states, signed and stamped by the instructor. The class covers the basics of operating a revolver or semiautomatic weapon, but no weapons are actually used or required. See the schedule for upcoming Utah concealed-firearm-permit classes.<p>
Need To Know Info
About Northwest Suburban Tactical Training Center
The Range
Live-fire training takes place at an indoor range.
The Rentals
Instructors supply ammo and handgun rentals, including semi-automatic pistols.
At a Glance
Daniel J. Laudick, Sr. has a lot of reasons to feel proud. He has served in the Marines, worked on the US Department of Defense's counter-drug and counter-terrorism unit, and appeared on the Discovery Channel's One Man Army. Despite all this, his proudest moment may be a weapon-retention class he taught one Saturday. Soon after, someone attacked one of his students, a federal contractor, and went for his gun. Daniel's student not only retained his weapon using the techniques he learned in class, but also subdued his attacker without firing shot.
The instructors at Northwest Suburban Tactical Training Center aim to prepare students for those kinds of situations. And they each have pretty impressive resumes as well. Adrian Rivera is a federal police officer who protects the president during Chicago-area visits, and Matthew Boelhower is a three-tour Iraq veteran appearing in The New York Times bestseller Joker One and whose platoon was featured in Soldier of Fortune Magazine. All three share the belief that in these rare but life-threatening situations, people revert back to their training.