[cbr600]

Has anyone taken the Utah CCW class in the Raleigh area? Would you recommend your instructor? Thanks for your help.

[ConqSoft]

Sorry, I don't.

But, just curious.... Any reason why? It will only add two states (MN and WY) over the NC CCH license.

[cbr600]

Nice bike.

The NC license is only valid for residents. I'm moving to another state at the end of the year. I can't apply for a concealed carry license in the new state until I'm a resident there, which means getting their DL and giving up my NC DL. After I apply, who knows how long it will take to actually get the new license. If I have a Utah non-resident CCW, I'm covered during the gap between resident licenses.

A Florida license would work too, but considering fees and privacy issues, the Utah non-resident license seems like a better choice.

[ConqSoft]

Ah, ok. I know of a guy in Columbia, SC that teaches it, but I think it requires the SC license first.

[ConqSoft]

Hmm. Here's his site: http://cwptraining.com/

If you can't find one locally, it looks like you might be able to get it there, if you want to take a trip.

[cbr600]

Thanks for the suggestion. The backup plan is to find a Utah class after I move and hold on to my NC DL and CHP until I have the UT license in hand. I'd rather have things squared away before the move but c'est la vie.

[cbr600]

Anyone?

Anyone?



Bueller?

[graveman]

Why not just pay $20 and get a NH non-resident to CYA in the meantime ? All you have to send with the application is a copy of your current one, and of course the money.

[cbr600]

Because a NH non-resident does absolutely nothing for me.

[cbr600]

I left voicemail messages for several NC-based instructors listed on the BCI website but got no response.

Do any Utah BCI-certified instructors within 100 miles of Raleigh want my business?

Going once...