On Saturday, March 1st (11:00am) and again Sunday, March 2nd (9:00am) I will be presenting the Nebraska "Plus" CCW class in Lincoln. (The "Plus" refers to the fact that the class meets the requirements of Nebraska PLUS Utah and Florida).
These are one day classes with everything concluded in that one day time committment. A typical class takes about 6-7 hours. In Lincoln, the classes are held at the indoor range (Season's Choice) located at 4713 Hartley (just off Cornhusker Hwy and 48th) on the east side of town. The Saturday class will start at 11am and Sunday at 9am..
Once the class is completed, participants may apply to Nebraska and two additional States....Utah and Florida. The Nebraska Permit is valid in about 15 States; adding either Utah or Florida gives you a total of about 30 States, making it an attractive option for those that travel. You may be aware that the State of Nevada just recently determined that they will honor the Nebraska permit (and also the Utah permit), making the combination of permits (NE and UT) one of the best (if not THE best) combination of permits to secure.
The website at http://handgunlaw.us can graphically show you the advantage of having one of those secondary Permits.
Currently it is taking about 3-5 weeks for Nebraska to process your application once you submit it to the State Patrol; Utah is taking about 2 months; Florida varies from about 7-12 weeks.
The class includes the required 30 question written test for the Nebraska process, as well as a shooting exercise. Most people provide their own handgun for the range exercise; however, you can use one of mine at no cost (you provide the ammunition); the range has hearing and eye protection to use, but again most people would bring their own.
Classes are fun and I think you will have a great time. Inasmuch as I am a retired attorney, I tend to place a great deal of emphasis on the legal issues...use of force, law enforcement interaction etc.
I would love to see you attend one of the sessions! We typically get about 5-10 at each session. Currently there are ample openings.
Given the upcoming political storm that is brewing for the 2008 elections, it seems to be good advice to get your permit sooner rather than later.
E-mail or message me for more information.
These are one day classes with everything concluded in that one day time committment. A typical class takes about 6-7 hours. In Lincoln, the classes are held at the indoor range (Season's Choice) located at 4713 Hartley (just off Cornhusker Hwy and 48th) on the east side of town. The Saturday class will start at 11am and Sunday at 9am..
Once the class is completed, participants may apply to Nebraska and two additional States....Utah and Florida. The Nebraska Permit is valid in about 15 States; adding either Utah or Florida gives you a total of about 30 States, making it an attractive option for those that travel. You may be aware that the State of Nevada just recently determined that they will honor the Nebraska permit (and also the Utah permit), making the combination of permits (NE and UT) one of the best (if not THE best) combination of permits to secure.
The website at http://handgunlaw.us can graphically show you the advantage of having one of those secondary Permits.
Currently it is taking about 3-5 weeks for Nebraska to process your application once you submit it to the State Patrol; Utah is taking about 2 months; Florida varies from about 7-12 weeks.
The class includes the required 30 question written test for the Nebraska process, as well as a shooting exercise. Most people provide their own handgun for the range exercise; however, you can use one of mine at no cost (you provide the ammunition); the range has hearing and eye protection to use, but again most people would bring their own.
Classes are fun and I think you will have a great time. Inasmuch as I am a retired attorney, I tend to place a great deal of emphasis on the legal issues...use of force, law enforcement interaction etc.
I would love to see you attend one of the sessions! We typically get about 5-10 at each session. Currently there are ample openings.
Given the upcoming political storm that is brewing for the 2008 elections, it seems to be good advice to get your permit sooner rather than later.
E-mail or message me for more information.