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Train for both the Arizona Concealed Weapons Permit and the Utah Concealed Firearm Permit in one in-person course. The full Utah BCI firearms-familiarity curriculum is taught as its own dedicated block, without intermixing Arizona law. Arizona-specific instruction and a safety-focused live-fire block are taught separately.
Utah instruction covers: handgun safety and handling; loading, unloading, storage and carry; Utah self-defense and use-of-force law; firearm restrictions; and the Utah permit application process.
Arizona instruction covers: firearms safety, concealed-carry responsibilities, Arizona defensive-display and use-of-force concepts, and the Arizona DPS application and proof-of-training process.
The live-fire block reinforces safe gun handling and marksmanship fundamentals. It is a basic skills and safety-focused range session, not an advanced defensive-pistol course.
After successful completion: students receive an Arizona course-completion certificate and have the instructor-certification section of the current Utah BCI permit application completed by a Utah-certified instructor. Students submit their own separate applications; permit approval is determined solely by Arizona DPS and Utah BCI.
Bring: a handgun, a secure non-collapsing Kydex CCW holster that fastens to your body, 200 rounds of ammunition, eye and ear protection, and a valid government-issued ID.
Application costs: State permit fees, fingerprinting and passport-quality photo services, and ammunition are not included in the class price. Utah requires one fingerprint card and a recent passport-quality photo. Arizona fingerprint requirements differ between online and paper applications; we will explain both processes in class.
Reciprocity notice: Neither permit authorizes concealed carry in California. Recognition and carry rules vary by state and may differ for non-resident permit holders. Verify the current rules before traveling using Arizona DPS and Utah BCI.
Train for both the Arizona Concealed Weapons Permit and the Utah Concealed Firearm Permit in one in-person course. The full Utah BCI firearms-familiarity curriculum is taught as its own dedicated block, without intermixing Arizona law. Arizona-specific instruction and a safety-focused live-fire block are taught separately.
Utah instruction covers: handgun safety and handling; loading, unloading, storage and carry; Utah self-defense and use-of-force law; firearm restrictions; and the Utah permit application process.
Arizona instruction covers: firearms safety, concealed-carry responsibilities, Arizona defensive-display and use-of-force concepts, and the Arizona DPS application and proof-of-training process.
The live-fire block reinforces safe gun handling and marksmanship fundamentals. It is a basic skills and safety-focused range session, not an advanced defensive-pistol course.
After successful completion: students receive an Arizona course-completion certificate and have the instructor-certification section of the current Utah BCI permit application completed by a Utah-certified instructor. Students submit their own separate applications; permit approval is determined solely by Arizona DPS and Utah BCI.
Bring: a handgun, a secure non-collapsing Kydex CCW holster that fastens to your body, 200 rounds of ammunition, eye and ear protection, and a valid government-issued ID.
Application costs: State permit fees, fingerprinting and passport-quality photo services, and ammunition are not included in the class price. Utah requires one fingerprint card and a recent passport-quality photo. Arizona fingerprint requirements differ between online and paper applications; we will explain both processes in class.
Reciprocity notice: Neither permit authorizes concealed carry in California. Recognition and carry rules vary by state and may differ for non-resident permit holders. Verify the current rules before traveling using Arizona DPS and Utah BCI.