Fort Myers, FL and the surrounding Lee County area (239) 483-0969
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Fort Myers, Florida

Concealed Carry Training

The archived official site describes the concealed carry course directly: firearm safety training, state laws, reciprocity, and more. The class is the bridge between owning a firearm and carrying it responsibly.

Firearms academyFFL dealerEvening and weekend classes
Google rating
4.9
Rated 4.9 from 69 Google reviews
Mon-Tue 10 AM-10 PM; Wed-Sat 4:30-10 PM
Who this is for

Who should take this course

This course fits the new permit holder, the experienced owner moving to Florida, and anyone who wants the law and the habits straight before carrying in public.

The carry class is also the course for the person who has carried for years without formal training. The law changes, the methods improve, and the refresher keeps the permit holder current. The instructor builds on what the student already knows and closes the gaps, which makes the class useful at every experience level.

The course is also the starting point for the rest of the carry conversation: holster selection, the difference between inside and outside the waistband carry, and the everyday reality of carrying in a warm climate like Florida. The practical details are part of the class, because the permit is the paperwork and the carry is the habit.

Common situations

Who this class serves

  • A new permit holder with a new firearm
  • An experienced owner moving to Florida
  • A first-time buyer who wants the law straight before carrying
What to expect

Outcomes and next steps

The safety fundamentals and the law straight before carrying in public.

A live-fire session paced to the student's skill.

What it covers

Course content

  • Firearm safety fundamentals
  • Florida carry law and state law overview
  • Reciprocity and travel considerations
  • Holster and carry method discussion
  • Live-fire range practice
  • Holster and carry method discussion
  • Travel and reciprocity considerations
What affects the class

How the course is planned

Scope depends on the class format and the student's experience. The academy runs the course in a structured session, and the live-fire portion is paced to the student's skill level. The law portion is an overview, not legal advice, and reciprocity questions are handled with the current state guidance.

Getting ready

How to prepare

Bring your firearm and any holster you plan to carry if you have them, or ask about using an academy firearm. Arrive with the safety fundamentals fresh and a clear question list for the law portion.

What to expect

How the class runs

The class starts with the details you shared when booking and a direct conversation about your experience level. You get a straight answer about what the course covers, what to bring, and what comes next.

The safety fundamentals come first, and the live-fire work is paced to the student. That is how the 4.9 rating on the listing was earned, one responsible owner at a time.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Do I need my own firearm for the class?

The academy can discuss options on the call; bringing your own firearm and holster is recommended when you have them.

Does the class cover Florida law?

The course includes state law and reciprocity discussion as described on the official site. It is training, not legal advice.

Do you help with the permit application?

The class covers what the permit process requires; application specifics are handled with the issuing authority.

Is live fire included?

The course includes range practice paced to the student's experience. Confirm the format when booking.

Is the class useful if I have carried for years?

Yes. The law changes and the methods improve, and the refresher closes the gaps.

Next step

Ready to train?

Call to check the next available class and what it requires.

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