concealed carry permit to get training?

[bradbn4]

I'm confused. You need proof of being a good guy to take a Mag 40 class? As for getting a permit, there aren't really downsides, especially if you don't plan on carrying but if you do carry, there's the responsibility that comes with possessing a handgun in public.

There is a whole heck of a lot of responsibility - which is why I would want some of the best training well before I would consider CC.

[Tinelement]

There is a whole heck of a lot of responsibility - which is why I would want some of the best training well before I would consider CC.

There is also a lot of responsibly along with driving a car. I'm sure you weren't taught to drive by the King himself Richard Petty, but yet you get behind the wheel.


I also am confused by this thread.

[bradbn4]

There is also a lot of responsibly along with driving a car. I'm sure you weren't taught to drive by the King himself Richard Petty, but yet you get behind the wheel.


I also am confused by this thread.

Well - being confused for threads I start - that happens more often than not.

-> my goal is get training - and I hope sometime a mag 40 class. There was one mag 20 lecture class a few years back in Colorado - but I was not able to attend.

-> Will mag 40 be the only class I will ever take? Nope, with luck I will find some quality classes in the Springs - even if it is the basic 101 stuff from the NRA.

-> Does taking any of the Mag 40 classes have odd requirements to some? Yep -

-> Did the "king" teach me to drive? Nope, my Dad did. Along with how to work a tractor and a JD bulldozer But more to the subject, I did have 6 months of drivers eduction class before I got behind a car - so yes, I did receive some good training.

I think my question about a down side to having concealed license was answered. No down side for having one if you never intend to carry.