Nebraska Concealed and Carry Awards For American Conceal and Carry Top Shot #NebraskaConcealedCarry

American Conceal and Carry Would like to congratulate Brian for his outstanding shooting during our Nebraska Conceal and Carry Class this May 2020!

If you would like to sign up for our next Nebraska Conceal and Carry Class please visit the link below, or call 402.953.1624
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The American Conceal and Carry CCW course is approved by the Nebraska State Patrol and meets all the requirements for you to receive your Nebraska Concealed Handgun Permit that is recognized in 34 US States.

This course taught by Jamie Kadavy, a Military weapons expert, NRA Certified Pistol Instructor and certified Nebraska Concealed and Carry Instructor.

The Nebraska Conceal and Carry Class was designed to accommodate the lowest level of experienced personal with firearms. It will provide training and education not only on firearm safety, Firearm nomenclature, Nebraska state laws, but for Americans intending to use a handgun for self defense against those who would do you, your family, or others harm.

At the end of the class there will be a written test that you must pass with a minimum of 70%

The practical assessment part of the CCW class will be at the range. We recommend that you bring 100 rounds of ammunition for this part. And you bring your handgun with a dominate hand outside waist holster. You will also be required to have safety glasses that you can shoot with, along with ear protection.

You will have 30 rounds to complete this part of the Class.

Six shots at 3′
Two rounds per command to fire.
One repetition must be from a concealed draw.

Twelve shots at 9′
Two rounds per command to fire.
Three repetitions must be from a concealed draw.

Six shots at 15′
Two rounds per command to fire.
One repetition must be from a concealed draw.

Six shots at 21′
Two rounds per command to fire.
One repetition must be from a concealed draw.

You are required to get at least 70% of these shots on a standard FBI Q Target (22″ x 34″) to graduate the CCW Class. Shots are not timed, safety and shooting accurately are the most important on the range.