No live ammunition or loaded firearms are allowed in the classroom.
The state of Idaho now offers two conceal carry permits: the Standard CWP and the Enhanced CWP. The enhanced permit is honored by more states than the standard permit, with more states likely to be added in the near future.
Dennis is certified to give instruction for NRA in Pistol Instruction
The five to six hour classroom course satisfies the lecture requirement for the Idaho Enhanced CWP. The Rocky Mountain Defense Firearms Training includes the following:
- two hours of legal instruction provided by a practicing Idaho attorney
- safety training
- familiarity with your weapon
- shooting fundamentals
- ammunition considerations
- concealed carry
- self-defense principles
- maintenance
Rocky Mountain Defense Firearms Training’s three hour live-fire training satisfies the shooting requirement portion of the Idaho Enhanced CWP. It covers the following:
- shooting range safety, etiquette and range commands
- live-fire training focused on self-defense
- clearing firearm malfunctions
Participants in our Idaho Enhanced CWP course should bring the following:
- a handgun
- minimum of 100 rounds of ammunition (factory loads only, no reloads)
- a strong-side (dominant hand) belt holster worn on a sturdy belt
- eye protection
- hearing protection
- a hat or visor with a brim
Please bring a lunch. It will take the entire time to cover the required elements.
Many questions about Idaho’s concealed carry permits are answered on the state Attorney General’s site.
A quick summary of Idaho’s handgun laws and reciprocity agreements may also be found at handgunlaw.us.
