Utah Concealed Firearm Permit class! Smithfield, RI 6/26/10

[ProShooter]

Proactive Shooters, LLC
Firearms Safety Training & Instruction
Richmond, Va.
is proud to announce a special class....

The Utah Concealed Firearm Permit class!


Class Date: Saturday, June 26, 2010 from 9am - 4pm

Class Location: The Smithfield Sportsman's Club,
14 Walter Carey Road, Smithfield, Rhode Island 02917



Seating is limited for this class. Early registration is encouraged.

A Utah non-resident concealed firearm permit is one of the most widely recognized carry permits in the United States. This 6 hour class meets the Utah requirement to apply for this highly sought after permit. This class is classroom lecture only and there is no shooting requirement or range time required to obtain this permit. The only way to apply for the Utah permit is by taking this class, taught by a Utah certified instructor. Utah does not accept any other form of training towards applying for the permit.

The cost of the class is $85.00. A student manual will be provided. Proactive Shooters will also supply the necessary fingerprint card (prints must be obtained elsewhere).

You must register and pay in advance to reserve a seat in this class. Registration can be conducted online by visiting our website link -

http://proactiveshooters.com/register-utah-concealed-firearm-permit-class-smithfield-rhode-island/



When you complete this online registration form, click "SUBMIT". You will then be redirected to a payment screen where you may pay with a credit/debit card. Credit card payments are processed through Paypal. You may use your Paypal account or simply choose the option to make a one time credit card payment without signing into Paypal.

If you wish to pay in another manner, you must mail check or money order for $85.00 to:

Proactive Shooters
9702 Gayton Road, Suite 185
Richmond, Va. 23238

We are going to use June 10, 2010 as a tentative cut off date for registrations and payments. All payments must be received by this date.

If you have any questions, you may email us at info@proactiveshooters.com or call 804-307-8315

[ProShooter]

Registrations are coming in! Don't delay in signing up!

[dsr]

Just a thought -- have you considered receiving payment via gunpal?

I have never tried it, although I've been hearing about it lately from a few folks.

[ProShooter]

Just a thought -- have you considered receiving payment via gunpal?

I have never tried it, although I've been hearing about it lately from a few folks.

We are starting to look at other payment options because we always want to make things easier on the customer. A vast majority of the public have Paypal accounts, are familar with Paypal and trust it. Some people say that Paypal is ant-gun. While their policy does not allow you to buy guns or ammo with Paypal, our research has shown that is not an official stance per se, but is rather something that they have in place as a liability issue.

Cash, checks and money orders are still accepted as well.

[ProShooter]

Registrations are steadily coming in!

Don't miss this one!

[sdemartino]

WILL OBTAINING ONE OF THESE PERMITS HELP IN OBTAINING A RHODE ISLAND PERMIT?

[newportri]

I am not affiliated with Proshooter, but I wanted to respond anyway.

There is no requirement for this class or any other class (like in other states like UT or MA) and there is no guarantee you will get a RI permit. However, a class like this would help with AG if that's where you are applying (and probably the Police Department even though they are SHALL issue and there is no requirement for a class like this). However, if you take the class and go ahead with getting a UT CCW permit, RI law says RI SHALL issue if a permit holder has a valid CCW from another state. The law says nothing about that you have to be a resident of that state... This doesn't necessarily mean that they actually will issue a CCW... I am not familiar with any cases in RI where a resident has gotten a CCW because he/she has a non-resident permit like UT or FL.

This is what 11-47-11 says:

The licensing authorities of any city or town shall, upon application of any person twenty-one (21) years of age or over having a bona fide residence or place of business within the city or town, or of any person twenty-one (21) years of age or over having a bona fide residence within the United States and a license or permit to carry a pistol or revolver concealed upon his or her person issued by the authorities of any other state or subdivision of the United States, issue a license or permit to the person to carry concealed upon his or her person a pistol or revolver......

The full text can be found here:
http://www.rilin.state.ri.us/Statutes/T ... -47-11.HTM

It says "licensing authority of any city or town", but I think this would apply to the AG as well since a MA resident with a MA permit sued Whitehouse (former RI AG) to get a carry permit. The MA resident won, so you might have a strong case here.
Keep us posted on how you make out.

[ProShooter]

WILL OBTAINING ONE OF THESE PERMITS HELP IN OBTAINING A RHODE ISLAND PERMIT?

I am unfamilar with RI's climate in regards to issuing permits, but I can tell you that a large number of our students are Maryland residents. In Maryland, it is virtually impossible to get a permit from their own state, yet they are quite happy to get a Utah permit to allow them to carry when they travel. Utah is also very good about forming agreements with other states so you never know what states will open up to a Utah permit in the coming months.

[newportri]

Utah is also very good about forming agreements with other states

It's too bad RI isn't as good as Utah is in this department. As a matter of fact, RI doesn't recognize any other state's permits. However, there is a bill in the RI house that would give reciprocity to states that recognize RI permits. Great bill if you ask me!
http://www.rilin.state.ri.us/Billtext/B ... /H6961.pdf

[GeoD]

REMINDER : UTAH CCW COURSE IN JUNE . DON'T MISS THIS !!! SIGN UP SOON.

Proactive Shooters, LLC
Firearms Safety Training & Instruction
Richmond, Va.
is proud to announce a special class....

The Utah Concealed Firearm Permit class!


Class Date: Saturday, June 26, 2010 from 9am - 4pm

Class Location: The Smithfield Sportsman's Club,
14 Walter Carey Road, Smithfield, Rhode Island 02917



Seating is limited for this class. Early registration is encouraged.

A Utah non-resident concealed firearm permit is one of the most widely recognized carry permits in the United States. This 6 hour class meets the Utah requirement to apply for this highly sought after permit. This class is classroom lecture only and there is no shooting requirement or range time required to obtain this permit. The only way to apply for the Utah permit is by taking this class, taught by a Utah certified instructor. Utah does not accept any other form of training towards applying for the permit.

The cost of the class is $85.00. A student manual will be provided. Proactive Shooters will also supply the necessary fingerprint card (prints must be obtained elsewhere).

You must register and pay in advance to reserve a seat in this class. Registration can be conducted online by visiting our website link -

http://proactiveshooters.com/register-u ... de-island/



When you complete this online registration form, click "SUBMIT". You will then be redirected to a payment screen where you may pay with a credit/debit card. Credit card payments are processed through Paypal. You may use your Paypal account or simply choose the option to make a one time credit card payment without signing into Paypal.

If you wish to pay in another manner, you must mail check or money order for $85.00 to:

Proactive Shooters
9702 Gayton Road, Suite 185
Richmond, Va. 23238

We are going to use June 10, 2010 as a tentative cut off date for registrations and payments. All payments must be received by this date.

If you have any questions, you may email us at info@proactiveshooters.com or call 804-307-8315

[jim]

Where are the proceeds from this class going?

[jim]

It says "licensing authority of any city or town", but I think this would apply to the AG as well since a MA resident with a MA permit sued Whitehouse (former RI AG) to get a carry permit. The MA resident won, so you might have a strong case here.

If you're referring to Mosby, Mosby lost. The AG won that case.

Guys, taking this class is not going to help you get a RI permit. If you are a non-resident of RI and you have a permit from another state, then you can apply to any chief in RI. But if the question was, will having a Utah permit and taking this class make a chief or the AG more likely to issue, then the answer is no.

I have nothing against this class and nothing against getting a Utah permit, but if it's going to be marketed on this board, then I want expectations to be reasonable.

[GeoD]

(1) "Where are the proceeds from this class going?" ANS. proactiveshooters PERIOD.

(2) this course has nothing to do with RI ccl . this is a lic for traveling in and up to 33 states, If you don't travel out of RI then it is useless for you. Yes the class is recognized buy other states, Myself and my wife travel across many states when on vacation and this Lic. and my RI CCL allows us to CCW in 90% of the states we drive in . Also, If you want to show that you have taken training, to put in your letter of intent, Need I say more.

[Blast54]

Where are the proceeds from this class going?

I assume SSC? Many years ago as a member of SSC I wanted to bring in a professional trap shooter to put on a class using the trap range. When I approached the committee, I was told bylaws prohibit any outside entity from using the club property for personal profit. It would be OK if ALL monies were added to the club treasury. Naturally the pro shooter/instructor didn't care for that idea and the class was put on elsewhere at his regular venue.

So, is Pro shooter contributing all the monies to SSC? If that is the case I would probably take the course just to support the club.

Bill

[GeoD]

Where are the proceeds from this class going?

I assume SSC? Many years ago as a member of SSC I wanted to bring in a professional trap shooter to put on a class using the trap range. When I approached the committee, I was told bylaws prohibit any outside entity from using the club property for personal profit. It would be OK if ALL monies were added to the club treasury. Naturally the pro shooter/instructor didn't care for that idea and the class was put on elsewhere at his regular venue.

So, is Pro shooter contributing all the monies to SSC? If that is the case I would probably take the course just to support the club.

Bill

Well, as a member of the club, if you were at the meeting when this was voted on, you would have or should have known that the rule was changed . As a member you should know any changes that pertain to the club. You might want to review the changes at SSC.