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CCH Course Prerequisite
Prior handgun shooting experience which may be from formal OR informal training. Student MUST know basic handgun safety including how to load, cock (if applicable), fire, de-cock/un-cock (if applicable) and unload their handgun. One basic measure is whether the student feels comfortable going to a range and shooting by themselves prior to enrolling in this course. If not, we suggest first taking our NRA First Steps Pistol orientation or NRA Basic Pistol course. If necessary, unprepared students will be transferred to the next available course for beginners and/or a range session may be required (additional fee). | | CCH Live-Fire (LF) Session
Live-fire is specifically required by the KSAG's office. Please call 913-538-5601 to reserve a spot in a range session after you have completed our CCH course. This range session can be taken prior to the CCH course. Fee includes instructor, range time and targets only. Students bring their pistol and 100 rounds of target type ammunition. Reservations are required. |
Shooting Requirements 5 rounds one-handed at a distance of 3 yards, 10 rounds free-style at a distance of 7 yards, and 10 rounds free-style at a distance of 10 yards On the shooting part of the course, 18 of the 25 must hit the designated part of the target to qualify. This part can be retaken if necessary There is a 25 multiple answer part as well. You must score a 100% on this part of the exam. Here is a link to the KSAG web site. You will find FAQ's, Reciprocity info, and other areas of interest. Kansas Personal and Family Protection Act In 2006, the Kansas Legislature passed the Personal & Family Protection Act. Since July of 2006, over 5,000 Kansans have applied for concealed carry licenses. On January 2, 2007, licenses began to be issued to those who were approved. |
CCH Brochure Signage for prohibiting concealed handguns on private property local sheriff's office Online Application NEW Print Application for CCH Application pdf KSAG Website Personal & Family Protection Act (KSA 75-7c01 et. seq) (Must Print) Answers to the most Frequently Asked Questions about Kansas Concealed Carry. List of states that recognize Kansas licenses and states that we recognize (Keep checking this link, KSAG is always updating it) Learn about Places Where Concealed Firearms May be Prohibited (Must Print)
CCH Updates and Issues Please read these Senate Bills and House Bill. Kansas House Bill 2118 KSHouseBill2118.pdf SB 366, 418, and 2528 are a must print! Kansas Senate Bill 366 KSSenateBill366.pdf Kansas Senate Bill 418 KSSenateBill418.pdf Kansas House Bill 2528 Enrolled House Bill 2528 Fiscal Note for House Bill 2528 Governor's Message for House Bill 2528 Supplemental Note for House Bill 2528 FINAL VICTORY FOR HB2528! By Patricia A. Stoneking Well, it is indeed another great victory for gun owners and concealed carry permit holders in Kansas. HB2528 was vetoed by Governor Sebelius on April 13, 2007 but, in their wisdom, the majority of legislators saw it otherwise. The House of Representatives voted to override the Governors veto on April 25th with a vote of 98 to 26. Following suit the Kansas Senate also voted to override her veto on April 27th with a vote of 30 to 10. HB2528 is an extremely important piece of legislation in that it secures the uniformity of the concealed carry laws state wide. Cities, counties, municipalities and sub-divisions of the state will not be able to enforce or enact ordinances that are more restrictive than the concealed carry laws passed last year. It sees to it that the state occupies the field of law making where concealed carry is concerned and removed the loophole that cities were using to pass ordinances that are more restrictive. Cities will not have the right to prohibit concealed carry in parks, parking lots, greenways and such, as they were advised to do, by the League of Kansas Municipalities. Ordinances that have already been passed become null and void. This bill will be entered into the Kansas Register within the next couple of weeks. After the dust has settled a bit and the process is completed there will be updates issued concerning the rules and regulations for concealed carry permit holders. We will reserve listing those changes until it is officially published by the state to insure that there is no misunderstanding in the interpretation. If you would like to know how your legislator voted, you may go to the Kansas Legislature website at http://www.kslegislature.org/legsrv-journals/index.do and enter the date for the Journal which contains that information. We have much work to do at election time to see to it that legislators who oppose our gun rights are replaced with legislators who understand the importance of the Constitution, the Bill of Rights and the Second Amendment. If you would like to receive news and updates on the law, legislative alerts and information on election activity, please send an email to PAStoneking@kc.rr.com with your email address and we will add you to our mailing list. Be sure to include your name in the email and indicate if you are a member of the KSRA to insure being placed on the correct mailing list. |
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