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MARYLAND WEAR & CARRY and NRA CCW
Combined Concealed Carry Certification Course
Welcome to the MARYLAND WEAR & CARRY and NRA CCW Combined Certification Course. This intensive, two-day (16-hour) training program combines MARYLAND’S qualification requirements with the concealed-carry principles and training concepts of the NRA CCW curriculum.
The course includes classroom instruction, firearm-handling preparation, and live-fire qualifications. Students will work on safe, deliberate holster presentation, firearm control, and concealed-carry fundamentals.
Cost:
SCCSFA Members: $260
Non-Members: $305
This class is open to SCCSFA Members and Guests.
Please read all course information and equipment requirements carefully before registering. Arriving prepared with the required equipment and foundational skills is essential to maintaining a safe and productive training environment.
1. Prerequisites
To register for this training, all participants must be legally eligible to possess a firearm. This requires the ability to successfully complete federal ATF Form 4473 and pass a standard criminal background check.
Required Skill
Students must be capable of safely drawing a loaded firearm from a holster under instructor supervision
This is not an introductory pistol course. Students should arrive comfortable with their firearm's basic operation and fundamental safety procedures.
Safety comes first. This course emphasizes controlled, deliberate firearm handling—not speed. Students must be able to follow instructor commands and demonstrate safe muzzle discipline throughout all training activities.
2. Required Gear & Equipment Checklist
Students must bring their own operational equipment. Rental equipment is not permitted for state qualification purposes.
Required Documentation
Firearm & Carry Equipment
Important: This course is not a speed-drawing exercise. A smooth, controlled, and safe presentation from the holster is the objective.
Ammunition & Protective Equipment
Concealment Garment
Bring a suitable garment for concealment practice during the NRA CCW training modules. Examples include:
The garment should allow students to practice safe, controlled access to their holstered firearm while maintaining appropriate muzzle discipline.
3. MARYLAND WEAR & CARRY Live-Fire Qualification
Students must complete the prescribed 50-round live-fire course of fire using a B-27 target.
Course of Fire
Distance
Rounds
Starting Position
3 yards
5
Holstered; single concealed draw
5 yards
10
7 yards
15 yards
Total
25 rounds
Minimum Passing Standard
Students must achieve a minimum score of 70%, equivalent to 18of 25 rounds inside the target's scoring border, to meet the passing standard stated for the Maryland certification.
All live-fire exercises must be performed under instructor supervision and in accordance with applicable range safety procedures.
4. Student Preparation & Range Safety
Every student is responsible for arriving prepared and following all instructor directions.
Before class:
Unsafe firearm handling, failure to follow instructor directions, or inability to demonstrate the required safety practices may affect a student's ability to participate in or complete the training.
Instructors:
Paul Avery – Avery Firearms
Kyle Leibenguth – Bravo Range Consulting
Range Safety Officer:
Joe Luscavage, CRSO
Cancellation:
Please check availability BEFORE signing up for a class. If something comes up and you do need to cancel, please email 'education@sccsfa.org'.
SCCSFA is committed to providing high quality training and events to all its members. We recognize that on occasions participants will register for an event and subsequently find that they are unable to attend.
In these situations, we ask that participants notify the organizer of their need to cancel a training or event as soon as possible via email.
Similarly, the SCCSFA education committee will, on occasion, find it necessary to cancel an event. When this need arises, we are committed to taking positive steps to alert you to the cancellation as soon as possible.
Should a participant who has registered for an event need to cancel:
DELAWARE CONCEALED DEADLY WEAPONS PERMIT / PERMIT TO PURCHASE CLASS
NOTE: You must be a Delaware resident to acquire a Delaware Concealed Deadly Weapons Permit
When
Saturday, November 21, 2026 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM (Schedule includes two 15-minute breaks and a 30-minute lunch period.)
Location Clubhouse – 4 hours 25-Yard Range – 2 hours
Cost SCCSFA Members: $175 Non-Members: $205
This class is open to SCCSFA Members and Guests
Course Description
The Delaware Concealed Carry License Training Course is designed to prepare students to meet Delaware's requirements for obtaining a license to carry a concealed deadly weapon.
The program is structured to exceed Delaware's statutory minimum requirements and provides comprehensive instruction in firearms safety, applicable legal considerations, and the permit application process.
The course addresses the requirements under Delaware State Code §1441(a)(3) and prepares students for the Delaware permit process.
Equipment Requirements
Students must provide their own DE-legal firearm (semi-auto or revolver), holster, magazines/speed loaders, and 100 rounds of ammunition.
Instructors
Kyle Leibenguth – Bravo Range Consulting Paul Avery – Avery Firearms
Range Safety Officer Joe Luscavage, CRSO
Cancellation
The NRA Instructor Rifle Shooting Course is designed to equip participants with the necessary skills to effectively teach the NRA’s Basic Rifle Shooting course.
$175 (both members and guests)
Successful completion of both the NRA Basic Instructor Training and the NRA Basic Rifle Shooting are mandatory pre-requisites for NRA Certified Instructor Rifle training.
NOTE: Students must sign up here separately from this Club registration so that the NRA can keep track of instructors.
The course consists of two main components:
Discipline-Specific Training: Focuses on the specific knowledge and skills related to rifle shooting.
Practical Exercises: Participants engage in hands-on activities to demonstrate their teaching abilities.
Certification Examination: A test is conducted to assess the knowledge and skills acquired during the course.
Participants will receive:
This comprehensive training prepares instructors to promote safe and effective rifle shooting practices within their communities.
NRA Basic Instructor Training is the mandatory pre-requisite for initial NRA Certified Instructor training.
This is a classroom only event.
NO LIVE FIRE AND ABSOLUTELY NO AMMUNITION OR LOADED FIREARMS IN THE CLUBHOUSE!
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