1. Utah Concealed Carry Course

2. Utah Concealed Carry Course
Ken Maurer

3. Introduction
This class will actually meet the training requirements for Utah and several other states.
The handout CD has license application information for Utah, as well as a complete sylabus for the class.
If you've got any questions, please ask.

4. CD Contents Notes on Non-Resident Licenses Administrative Rule
CFP Application
CFP Name or Address Change
FAQs

5. CD Contents Fingerprint Handout INS Handout Reciprocity
Training Curriculum
Utah CFP Denial & Sussuspension Criteria
FOPA - 18 USC 926A

6. Utah Firearm Permit Permit good for 5 years
Must apply within 1 year of class
Total Application Fees - $49.00
Permit processing fee - $34.25
FBI fingerprint processing fee - $14.75

7. Utah Permit Recognition (for Non-Residents)
AK, AL, AR, AZ, DE,
GA, IA, ID, IN, KS,
KY, LA, MO, MS, MT,
NC, ND, NE, OH, OK,
SD, TN, TX, UT, VA,
VT, WA, WI, WV, WY

8. Utah CFP Application At least 21 years of age
Application signed & stamped by instructor
One passport quality photo
Copy of driver license
One (blue) type applicant fingerprint card
Copy of NH Pistol Permit if NH resident (or other state that recognizes Utah CFP)

10. PRIMARY CAUSES OF ACCIDENTS
Ignorance
Carelessness

11. ELEMENTS OF FIREARM SAFETY
Positive Attitude
Knowledge
Skill

12. FOUR BASIC GUN SAFETY RULES
Treat all firearms as if they are loaded.
Always keep your finger off the trigger until your sights are on target and you have made the decision to fire.
Never point a firearm at anything you are not willing to destroy.
Before the decision to fire, be sure of your target, your target’s environment and any other safety hazards.

13. OTHER SAFETY RULES Know your target and what is beyond.
Know how to use the firearm safely.
Be sure the firearm is safe to operate.
Use only the correct ammunition for your firearm.
Wear eye and ear protection as appropriate.

14. OTHER SAFETY RULES
Never use alcohol or drugs before or while shooting.
Store all firearms so they are not accessible to unauthorized persons.
Never handle a handgun in an emotional state such as anger or depression.
Keep the firearm unloaded until ready for use.

15. SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
Be a knowledgeable gun handler and user.
Before starting to clean a gun, be certain it is not loaded.
Cleaning a gun also provides an opportunity to check the proper function of the gun.
Always be sure the gun barrel is free from obstructions.

16. SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
Hand a pistol to another person safely.
Carry only one type of ammunition.
Make sure old or antique firearms or military souvenirs are unloaded and safe to operate.
Never fire at surfaces that can cause a bullet to ricochet.

17. SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
If a cartridge fails to fire when the trigger is pulled, keep the muzzle pointed in safe direction, and for at least 30 seconds.

18. SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
If anything unusual is noticed when a shot is fired
Stop firing;
Keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction;
Keep your finger off the trigger;
Unload the gun and check to be sure the chamber is empty; and
Visually inspect the barrel for obstructions.

19. RESPONSIBILITY FOR CHILDREN AND OTHERS
Positive Role Model
Difference Between TV, Toys and Reality
Children Should Be Taught
Stop
Don't Touch
Leave the Area
Tell an Adult

21. ACTION TYPES Revolver Single Action Double Action Double Action Only
Semi-Automatic
Double/Single Action

22. AMMUNITION: TYPES & COMPONENTS

23. AMMUNITION FIRING SEQUENCE
Cartridge in Chamber
Firing Pin Strikes Primer
Primer Ignites Powder
Powder Produces Gas
Gas Expands & Pushes Bullet

24. Ammunition Defensive Ammunition Practice Ammunition Reliability
Controlability
Stopping Power
Accuracy
Muzzle Flash
Practice Ammunition
Non-Expanding
Reduced Powder Charge
Reduced Cost

25. Falfunctions
Misfire
Hangfire
Squib Load

26. Considerations for Holsters
Safety
Retention
Accessability
Concealability
Comfort

28. Utah & Federal Laws and Regulations
Please review the complete laws and regulations contained in the class syllabus on the CD.

29. Federal Laws and Regulations
Places off-limits
Interstate Transfers
Interstate Transportation
Air
Ground

30. Utah Laws and Regulations
Places off-limits
Notification of Law Enforcement Officers
Alcohol

31. Lethal Force
Reasonable and Immanent Threat of Death or Serious Bodily Injury
Third Parties
Mutual Combat

32. Dealing with Dangerous Situations
Avoid
Deescalate
Escape
Non-Lethal/Less-Lethal Means

33. On Line References BCI Website bci.utah.gov/concealed-firearm/
Utah Criminal and Traffic Codes
Air Travel with Firearms

34. Thanks & have a good day.
Remember to be safe.

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