ND Concealed Weapons License

Duration: 4 hours of classroom time and 1 hour of range time

$50.00

Fee

Paul Anderson

Instructor Bio

Date Location Class Size Class Time Instructor Availability
Register Now June 1 Sunday
West Fargo, ND
4 - 16 Students 12:30 pm to 6:00pm Paul Anderson Space Available
Register Now August 24 Sunday
West Fargo, ND
4 - 16 Students 12:30 pm to 6:00pm Paul Anderson Space Available
Register Now September 14 Sunday
West Fargo, ND
4 - 16 Students 12:30 pm to 6:00pm Paul Anderson Space Available
Register Now October 26 Sunday
West Fargo, ND
4 - 16 Students 12:30 pm to 6:00pm Paul Anderson Space Available
Register Now November 23 Sunday
West Fargo, ND
4 - 16 Students 12:30 pm to 6:00pm Paul Anderson Space Available
Register Now December 14 Sunday
West Fargo, ND
4 - 16 Students 12:30 pm to 6:00pm Paul Anderson Space Available
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Description

This class is required to have a ND concealed weapons license.

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Types

Concealed Carry Training

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Documentation Requirements

Please bring the ND Concealed Weapons License application with you to class.  You can fill this out online on the ND Attorny Generals web site.  You can pre submit it to the state, but the original must be signe by a certified instructor.

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Requirements

The minimum eligibility requirements are:

 

  1. A United States citizen or legal permanent resident alien; AND
  2. Legally able to possess a firearm/dangerous weapon; AND
  3. Age 18 for a Class 2 license, or age 21 for a Class 1 license; AND
  4. A resident of North Dakota; OR on full-time active military duty stationed in ND; OR a resident of a state that has reciprocity with ND and who possesses a valid concealed weapon license in their home state; AND
  5. Successfully complete the training requirements within the state of North Dakota, AND
  6. No disqualifying offenses. A criminal background check is conducted on every new and renewal applicant. If you have been convicted of any alcohol-related offense within the past three years, you are ineligible for a Class 1 license but may apply for a Class 2 license.
    • The BCI cannot determine whether you are eligible for a Class 1 license in advance of completing the application processing  procedures.

 

 

 

The difference between a Class 1 license and a Class 2 license is – Reciprocity.

Both licenses are equally valid within North Dakota, but because of the additional testing requirements, the holders of a Class 1 license have reciprocity in more states than those who hold a Class 2 license.