🚨 Secure Your Concealed Carry Permit Before July 1st! 🚨

Avoid New Stricter Requirements — Enroll Now

⚠️ Urgent Law Change:

Colorado’s concealed carry laws change on July 1, 2025. After this date:

• Mandatory 8-hour in-person training
• Required live-fire qualification with 50 rounds
• Written exam and compliance with new reporting deadlines

Enroll now to avoid the extra time, money, and red tape.

🎯 Why Choose CarryColorado.com for Your Concealed Carry Permit?

• Certified Instructor: Rick Sindeband, Pueblo-based expert trainer
• 4 Hour Class
• Real-World Training: Firearm safety, Colorado laws
• Easy Scheduling: Multiple June classes before the law takes effect
• Same-Day Certificate: Qualify and get your proof of training

📅 Upcoming Class Dates for Concealed Carry Permit (June 2025)

Many additional times and Dates Available

• June 10 – Spots Available
• June 17 – Filling Fast
• June 24 – Final Class Under Old Rules
• Class Available almost every day!

Only a few seats remain. Reserve yours now!

💵 Cost: $65

Includes: training, certification, and materials.

✅ What You’ll Learn in Concealed Carry Class

• Safe Gun Handling (Safety Rules) and storage of firearms
• Colorado concealed carry and deadly force laws
• Administrative Gun Handling
• Colorado Laws and Use of Force
• Open Carry
• Holster Safety
• Duty To Retreat/Stand Your Ground
• Make My Day
• NEW Storage Laws

📍 Location:

Pueblo, Colorado (Downtown Pueblo address provided upon registration) Easy To Find

📝 CLICK HERE TO REGISTER NOW

Questions? Call Rick Sindeband at 719-821-3958 or email rick@havegunwilltraincolorado.com

Colorado’s Concealed Carry Law Is Changing — Here’s What You Need to Know

If you’ve been thinking about getting your Colorado Concealed Handgun Permit, the time to act is now. On July 1, 2025, a new law takes effect that dramatically changes the training requirements for applicants. The current process is much simpler, faster, and more affordable — but that’s about to end.

Right now, Colorado law allows residents to obtain a permit after completing a basic safety course that includes instruction on firearm handling, storage, and use of force laws. There’s no minimum duration for the class, no shooting qualification, and no mandated written exam. Many instructors offer classes that last four hours or less, making it convenient for most working adults.

But under the new law, all applicants will be required to:

• Complete a minimum of 8 hours of in-person training with a verified instructor

• Pass a written test

• Complete a live-fire qualification with at least 50 rounds

• Submit their permit application within one year of completing the course

This shift brings Colorado in line with some of the strictest standards in the country. It also means more time, more cost, and more planning for anyone hoping to legally carry a concealed handgun.

If you enroll before July 1, you’re grandfathered in under the current rules. That means faster, easier training, less expense, and no mandatory shooting test.

The message is clear: Don’t wait. Avoid the red tape and rising costs — get your training done now while the old law still applies. After July 1st, the process gets longer, stricter, and more expensive.