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    Grand Master Know It All 3beansalad's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe_K View Post
    Do you need a new class? Or do you just want to take a new class?
    It depends on the age of his previous cert. From the Jeffco site:

    "A training certificate from a handgun training class obtained within 10 years before submitting this application. The certificate must include the original signature of the certified instructor who taught the class.
    A “handgun training class” means: a law enforcement training firearms safety course; a firearms safety course offered by a law enforcement agency, an institution of higher education, a public or private institution or organization or firearms training school that is open to the general public and is taught by a certified instructor; or a firearms safety course or class offered and taught by a certified instructor.
    A “certified instructor” is a firearms safety course instructor certified by a county, municipal, state or federal law enforcement agency; the Colorado Peace Officer Standards Training (POST) board; a federal military agency; or a national nonprofit organization that certifies firearms instructors, operates national firearms competitions and provides training, including courses in personal protection, in small arms safety, use and marksmanship."
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    It's a measure of the civility in this country that no ones seems to fear constantly pissing off the people who own lots of guns.

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    Gotcha. Makes sense. I would recommend looking into the Free Class put on by Demonstrated Concepts, then go get firearms skills from your preferred option on your own time and dime elsewhere.

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    I renewed mine in Boulder during the covid lockdowns. It was all done via email and was super easy.

    That said there are concealed carry classes advertised every week somewhere in the metro area.

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    I did mine via mail during the flu. And they took 2 months after it expired to send it to me. Dated 2 days before I got it in the mail. All the hoops I jumped through the first time. I'm not sure I have to take another class before renewing a 2 time?
    Who are you to want to escape a thugs bullet? That is only a personal prejudice, ( Atlas Shrugged)
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    I kinda gave up checking here, sorry. I was told if you let your ccw expire, ( don’t renew before expiration date) you have to take the class and apply all over again. I have tried to call Jefferson county several times but have not been able to get through.

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