NYS 18 Hour Concealed Carry Pistol Permit Course – Rochester, NY

Complete the New York State required 16-hour classroom and 2-hour live-fire firearm safety training with EDC in East Rochester. Beginner-friendly, hands-on instruction serving Rochester, Monroe County and Western New York.

Our NYS 18 Hour Concealed Carry Pistol Permit Course combines the required classroom instruction with hands-on learning, discussion, practical exercises, and live-fire training.

Whether you are new to firearms or already have experience, our goal is not simply to get you through a required class. We want you to leave with a practical understanding of firearm safety, New York State law, responsible firearm ownership, and the fundamentals you need to continue developing your skills.

NRA & USCCA Certified Instructors

Duly Authorized in New York

Small Class Sizes

Everything you need, Included:

You get the full experience - No hidden fees, No add-ons, No Surprises

Free Training Pistol Rental

Targets and Ammo Included

2 Hours Live Fire Coaching

NYS Shooting Qualification

Free Eye Protection Rental

Your county’s application

16 Classroom Hours

Written Exam

Full Application Review

Marksmanship Coaching

Certificate of Completion

Workbook Take Home

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Program Details

Next Available: Saturday and Sunday 10/17-10/18 from 10-7PM
Location: Iron Fit Gym, 435 W. Commercial Street, East Rochester
Format: Small-group, instructor led
Training Method: Presentation and hands on activity
Skill Level: Beginner
Spots: Maximum of 8 participants

 

What You’ll Learn About:

Firearm Safety & Fundamentals
Safe handling, storage, firearm components, ammunition and basic marksmanship.

New York State & Federal Firearm Laws
Responsibilities associated with firearm ownership and concealed carry.

Situational Awareness & Conflict De-Escalation
Recognizing developing situations, avoiding unnecessary confrontation and making responsible decisions.

Use of Deadly Physical Force
Understanding the legal and practical considerations surrounding defensive force.

Live-Fire Training
Two hours of supervised live-fire instruction and the required proficiency assessment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Learn more about the NYS 18 hour Permit Process

Still have questions? Reach out anytime.

Call, Text or E-mail Theron any time:

Phone: 585-285-4137

Email: Theron.Genaux@EDCRochester.com