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Posted: 8/12/2015 4:29:02 PM EDT
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Utah no longer recognized
Guess there will be a run on Class 1 classes |
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Posted: 8/12/2015 6:55:32 PM EDT
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For those of you that have taken the Class 1. May I ask to clarify some of the shooting?
15 yds draw from secured holster: could that mean any IWB or OWB or does it have to have a lock like a serpa for example? On command draw and fire 6-9 rounds depending on weapon, reload then use support hand....does that mean the first shots are one handed? How many misses are allowed??? eta spelling |
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Posted: 8/12/2015 9:03:26 PM EDT
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For those of you that have taken the Class 1. May I ask to clarify some of the shooting? 15 yds draw from secured holster: could that mean any IWB or OWB or does it have to have a lock like a serpa for example? On command draw and fire 6-9 rounds depending on weapon, reload then use support hand....does that mean the first shots are one handed? How many misses are allowed??? eta spelling I used OWB holster so I wouldn't flag the person next to me if I was using my IWB at 5 o'clock. You can use either though. 2 hands from strong side, then 2 hands using support side. 24 shots, 17 hits minimum. I was using 6 rounds in each magazine. I think the standard is 70%. |
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Posted: 8/12/2015 9:11:14 PM EDT
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Utah no longer recognized
Guess there will be a run on Class 1 classes That sucks. Wonder how any people in ND have a UT permit. Utah law does not require permit-holders to demonstrate shooting proficiency. Minnesota law requires training to include shooting proficiency. |
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Posted: 8/13/2015 10:28:01 AM EDT
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I used OWB holster so I wouldn't flag the person next to me if I was using my IWB at 5 o'clock. You can use either though. 2 hands from strong side, then 2 hands using support side. 24 shots, 17 hits minimum. I was using 6 rounds in each magazine. I think the standard is 70%. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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For those of you that have taken the Class 1. May I ask to clarify some of the shooting? 15 yds draw from secured holster: could that mean any IWB or OWB or does it have to have a lock like a serpa for example? On command draw and fire 6-9 rounds depending on weapon, reload then use support hand....does that mean the first shots are one handed? How many misses are allowed??? eta spelling I used OWB holster so I wouldn't flag the person next to me if I was using my IWB at 5 o'clock. You can use either though. 2 hands from strong side, then 2 hands using support side. 24 shots, 17 hits minimum. I was using 6 rounds in each magazine. I think the standard is 70%. Wow, I dont know if I could hit a barn with my left hand even standing inside it.... 
Guess its time to do lots and lots of practice and bulk buys of 9mm eta....Thanks Got_Nukes for the info 
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Posted: 8/13/2015 10:30:03 AM EDT
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That sucks. Wonder how any people in ND have a UT permit. Utah law does not require permit-holders to demonstrate shooting proficiency. Minnesota law requires training to include shooting proficiency. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Utah no longer recognized
Guess there will be a run on Class 1 classes That sucks. Wonder how any people in ND have a UT permit. Utah law does not require permit-holders to demonstrate shooting proficiency. Minnesota law requires training to include shooting proficiency. I personally know 10 people. Classes were full in town for a year straight.....so Im guessing there is a lot of them. Good news in Fargo tho, there is another indoor range opening soon. |
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Posted: 8/23/2015 3:12:45 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Utah no longer recognized Guess there will be a run on Class 1 classes Looks like I did my Utah permit for no reason. Now I need to find somewhere to get an ND class 1. Third times the charm, right?  |
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Posted: 9/19/2015 6:54:51 PM EDT
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14 years with a ND class 2. Minnesota =
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Posted: 9/28/2015 3:41:11 PM EDT
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I personally know 10 people. Classes were full in town for a year straight.....so Im guessing there is a lot of them. Good news in Fargo tho, there is another indoor range opening soon. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Utah no longer recognized
Guess there will be a run on Class 1 classes That sucks. Wonder how any people in ND have a UT permit. Utah law does not require permit-holders to demonstrate shooting proficiency. Minnesota law requires training to include shooting proficiency. I personally know 10 people. Classes were full in town for a year straight.....so Im guessing there is a lot of them. Good news in Fargo tho, there is another indoor range opening soon. Bills gun shop and range is opening in Fargo. There are a few others down in the twin cities where I moved up here from in 2012 when the economy hit me hard. They're decent people but prices are high considering they have a range and you can sometimes rent before you buy... I hope they have class 1 permit classes. I need my ND permit ASAP. |
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Posted: 9/28/2015 11:42:41 PM EDT
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Quoted: ND Class 1 CCW holders will now have reciprocity in MN. CONCEALED WEAPON LICENSE RECIPROCITY REACHED BETWEEN NORTH DAKOTA AND MINNESOTA BISMARCK, ND – Concealed weapon license reciprocity has been reached between North Dakota and Minnesota, announced Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem. Effective immediately, North Dakota Class 1 Concealed Weapon Licenses are recognized in Minnesota, and Minnesota concealed carry permits are recognized in North Dakota. "North Dakota Class 1 license holders now have reciprocity in thirty-nine states,” said Stenehjem. http://www.ag.nd.gov/ Just to make things a little clear, Minnesota does not have Concealed Carry, Minnesota issues a "Permit to Carry a Handgun"
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