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Utah Concealed Carry Permit, LLC – East Millcreek

Concealed-Firearm Class ($110 Value). Permit Valid in 35 States.

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In a Nutshell

NRA- & state-certified instructor teaches state-required curriculum in roughly 4-hour class for Utah CCW permit, which is valid in 35 states

The Fine Print

  • Expires 90 days after purchase.
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy multiple as gifts. Reservation required, subject to availability. 24hr cancellation notice required. State permit fees not included. Must use promotional value in 1 visit.
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Over centuries, modern firearms gradually replaced archaic weapons, such as the rapier and the sternly worded pamphlet. Take aim with this Groupon.

$55 for a Concealed-Firearm Class ($110 Value)

The Utah Concealed Firearm Permit course qualifies students to apply for a state resident or nonresident CCW permit, both valid in 35 states including Utah. Each roughly four-hour class covers topics such as legal definitions of open versus concealed carrying, ethical considerations when concealing a weapon, and a review of recent local incidents involving firearms. Students may not bring their own firearms or any live ammo to class. Tuition includes a passport photo and application assistance; it does not include fingerprinting or any fees associated with submitting a CCW permit application if customers choose to do so. The schedule typically slates classes on select weeknights at 5:30 p.m. and Saturdays at 9 a.m., and more classes may be added based on demand.

Utah Concealed Carry Permit, LLC

At Utah Concealed Carry Permit, LLC, NRA-certified instructor Mike Munnerlyn teaches two firearm classes—the Handgun Basics 101 & Gun Safety class and the Utah Concealed Firearm Permit course. During both classes, he keeps the atmosphere upbeat and engaging through a blend of hands-on demonstrations, multimedia presentations, and piñatas filled with MP3 players. When not teaching, Mike continues his interests hunting and sport shooting, as well as casting bullets from reclaimed tire weights.

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Utah Concealed Carry Permit, LLC

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    East Millcreek

    3724 S Laurelcrest St.
    Salt Lake City, Utah 84109
    (801) 201-0369
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Reviews

  • I have military experience but even that training and experience never made me think of the scenarios that were proposed in the class.
    Di Davie, 9/2012
  • What I did not expect, was to have the class informational, entertaining and fly by so fast!
    Grace Chumley, 8/18/12