Utah CCW

We offer professional training and are certified by the State of Utah to provide the training course necessary to apply for the Utah Concealed Permit. We also are able to facilitate the application for the Arizona Non-Resident CCW Permit

Now you can get a Utah CCW Permit, the most cost effective and valuable permit in the Nation, even if you don't reside in the State of Utah. It is recognized in 30 States including Washington State (see links below) and is good for a 5 year period ($65.00) with only a $15 Renewal fee at that time. By taking our Course of Instruction you will become qualified to apply.

The Arizona State Non-Resident CCW Permit is good for a period of 5 years ($60.00), and renews for a $40 fee. The Arizona permit is recognized in 34 States including Nevada as of July 11, 2011.

The Utah or Arizona permits do not require Range time or Registration/ Listing of any carried firearms.

We have just recently received important information concerning reciprocity of the Utah CCW with the sate of Nevada. Due to a change in the political climate in the state of Nevada as of July 11, 2011 Nevada recognizes the Arizona Non-Resident CCW, do your homework before heading out of state.
For an interactive Permit reciprocity and traveling map for concealed carry and which states honor each state's permit go to CarryConcealed.net
To see the Right to Carry Guide, Reciprocity and Recognition information from the NRA-ILA Click here

Important Note, Disclaimer of Liability:

We accept no liability, responsibility or claim to any firearms laws or the use of CCW permits or information available on other Websites due to the ever changing political climate throughout the country. The sole responsibility is upon the permit holder to stay abreast of current firearms laws and regulations and reciprocities for any permits they may hold.
Continuing legislation regarding handgun/firearm laws in all states is a known factor and can lead to change and/or modifications in the present state laws, including but not limited to Reciprocity between states. Also consider the possibility of certain states either adding or removing states from their list of approval when new bills/laws have been ushered in by certain states. It is your responsibility to remain informed on which states recognize your state issued permit(s) prior to entering another state. You may find reference to state gun laws and requirements at various websites on the internet, such as http://handgunlaw.us, however keep in mind that the aforementioned website holds strong disclaimers on accuracies cited in their content. Therefore, it is our suggestion that you contact the state directly for their current handgun/firearm laws and restrictions. Neither The instructor/business or any ancillary personnel are responsible for any changes or modifications to any of the CCW laws throughout any of the states or Reciprocity agreements between any of the states.