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State of Nevada Concealed Firearms Permits

Sheriffs Department Certified Instructor

Certified Suarez International Tactical Firearms Instructor

N.R.A. Certified Instructor

N.R.A. Certified Range Safety Officer

• One or two day classes (must meet state requirements of 8 hours)
•  Flexible class schedules
• Private/Semi-Private class contact us  to schedule your class

Classes are 9 hours, 1/2 in classroom, 1/2 on the range.  CCW Permit applications will be supplied.

1 hour lunch break (we recommend bringing a lunch).

Classes held at Boulder Rifle & Pistol Club, Boulder City, NV (MAP)

Group Classes

• $80 per person (2 firearms)
• $10 per firearm (after the 2nd firearm)

 Renewals

• $40 per person (2 firearms)
• $10 per firearm (after 2nd firearm)

Private Classes

• $200 per person
• This cost covers qualification for up to 6 firearms

Semi-Private Family/Group Special

• Buy one at Private Class rate ($200)
• Get up to 3 additional persons for 1/2 price ($100 each)
• Up to 6 firearms per person

EQUIPMENT NEEDED

Handgun(s), Eye & Ear protection, Brimmed hat, "On the waistband" Holster, holster must cover the trigger guard, 100-150 rounds of ammunition for each handgun you will be qualifying with.

The Nevada concealed firearms LAW has been in effect since October 1, 1995, and requires all applicants to be photographed, fingerprinted and investigated, even those who currently hold a permit. The LAW was amended October 1, 2001, which allow out-of-state residents to apply for a Nevada concealed firearms permit.  Out-of-state residents may now apply for a Nevada concealed firearms permit from the Sheriff of any county in the State of Nevada.  Nevada residents may only apply to the Sheriff of the county in which he/she resides.

Any person who meets the following criteria may apply to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department for a permit:

• A Nevada resident of Clark County 
• An out-of-state resident who received firearms training in Clark  County.
• 21 years of age or older.
• Not prohibited from possessing a firearm by State or Federal law.
• Successfully completes an approved firearms course in Clark County (paid for by applicant).
  

Pays the appropriate fees consisting of

Applications can be denied for reasons outlined in the Nevada Revised Statutes. Such reasons include:

• An outstanding warrant of arrest (including Traffic). 
• A felony conviction
• Judicially declared incompetent or insane.
• Habitual abuser of drugs or alcohol.
• A conviction for a violent crime including a misdemeanor.
• A conviction for domestic violence or stalking.
• Currently subject to a restraining order, injunction, or other order of protection involving domestic violence.
• Currently on parole or probation.
• A pending entry of a felony conviction or recent suspension of a sentence for a felony.
• Pending criminal charges
• False statements on the application.

All applicants must attend and successfully pass a firearms safety course approved by the Sheriff or another allowed by law. All applicants must qualify with the firearm(s) they wish to carry. All fees charged for courses or qualification must be paid by the applicant.

A Detailed instruction sheet will accompany the application package with a list of approved firearms instructors for courses and weapon qualification.

Applications can also be mailed to out-of-state residents.

Permits

Concealed Firearm Permits are valid for a period of 5 years and can be renewed for additional 5 year periods. Applicants must be fingerprinted and investigated. If you are a Clark County resident all firearms listed on the permit must be registered with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.

A permit holder must carry the permit together with proper identification whenever they are in actual possession of the concealed firearm(s). The permit and proper identification must be presented to a peace officer upon request. Failure to produce the permit and proper identification carry a civil penalty of $25.00.

Carrying a concealed firearm without a permit is punishable by a category C felony.

5880 CAMERON STREET, LAS VEGAS NV, 89118

Following a review of the application, applicants will be given a referral for fingerprints and photograph to complete the application process.

Prohibited Locations

• A permit holder must NOT carry a concealed firearm into:
• Any facility of a law enforcement agency.
• A prison, city or county jail, or detention facility. 
• A courthouse or courtroom.
• A public airport and/or a public building that is located on the property of a public airport.
• A public building that has a metal detector at each public entrance.
• A public building that has a sign posted at each public entrance indicating that no firearms are allowed in the building.
• Any facility of a public or private school without written permission.
• Any facility of a vocational/technical school, or the University of Nevada, or Community College System without written permission.
• Any other building owned or occupied by the Federal Government, the state, or local government.
• Any other place where carrying a concealed firearm is prohibited by state or federal law.

The above provisions do not apply to a judge in the courthouse or courtroom he presides or employees with his authorization. They are also not applicable to the employee's of the above facilities. Violation of this section is a misdemeanor.

The CCW Detail is located 5880 Cameron Street. Our office number is 828-3996.

Hours = Monday - Friday (excluding holidays), 8am - 3pm.

ALL COMPLETED APPLICATIONS ALONG WITH THE APPLICANT'S DRIVER'S LICENSE AND APPROPRIATE FEES (MONEY ORDER OR CASHIERS CHECK) MUST BE SUBMITTED IN PERSON AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATION:

LAS VEGAS METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPT / CCW DETAIL
5880 CAMERON STREET, LAS VEGAS NV, 89118

Following a review of the application, applicants will be given a referral for fingerprints and photograph to complete the application process.

SHOOTING QUALIFICATIONS:

You may qualify with one revolver, which allows carry of any revolver. You must however qualify with each specific semi-automatic firearm you wish to carry. Nevada has no limit on the number of guns listed on your permit. If you have pre-qualified with your firearm(s), you need not bring your firearms to the class.

COURSE OF FIRE:

The qualification course consists of 36 rounds fired on a B-27 full sized target.

At 3 yards:
12 rounds, no time limit.

At 5 yards:
12 rounds, no time limit.

At 7 yards:
12 rounds, no time limit.

70% (252 points of 360) is the passing score

For firearms holding only 5 rounds, an equivalent 30 round course will be used.  70% (210 points of 300) is the passing score.