Section I – Florida Concealed Carry – 9AM start time

Completion of this class makes you eligible for a CCW Permit in Florida.

SYNOPSIS

Training to comply with the State of Florida requirement to obtain a concealed carry license. The training will cover the aspect of individual responsibility while carrying a firearm in a concealed way, as well as the legal implications of using the firearm. We will cover specific regulations and laws of the state of Florida.

This Course meets and goes beyond the requirements to apply for the Florida CCW.

METHODOLOGIES
This course involves classroom lectures and life fire drills to demonstrate shooting and safety skills.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

The Course is not an introductory shooting class. Students should be able to have basic knowledge in the operation of their handgun in a safe way.
Participants should be 18 or older.

COURSE REQUIREMENTS

100% Attendance. Successfully complete all practical exercises, and comprehend the classroom part of the class. Shows safe manipulation of the firearm.

Students must bring with them

• 30 ammunition rounds required. Student might bring the ammunition required or purchase on-site – Ammunition is available to purchase at market price
• A 9 mm handgun, eye and ear protection is included in the course fee however;
  -Students are STRONGLY encouraged to bring and shoot their own handgun

CERTIFICATION

FORCE IMI Certification – Signed by a USCCA or NRA Instructor

Contact: H Geri – hgeri@forceimi.com

COVID-19 Business Statement
We are following the Interim Guidance for Businesses and Employers to Plan and Respond to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19).
To protect our employees and students, Force IMI will be exercising CDC protocols to maintain healthy business operations. Our goal is to keep a healthy training environment both in the classroom and on the shooting range. We do so by applying CDC policies and practices for social distancing. Social distancing means avoiding large gatherings and maintaining distance (approximately 6 feet or 2 meters and performing routine environmental cleaning and disinfection). Please visit the CDC site for more information.