Nexus Linq
Note: I am not a lawyer and this course is not legal advice. I cover the basics of legal considerations for carrying in Pennsylvania, but this is not a substitute for doing your own research and consulting a qualified attorney on the specifics of your situation.
Overview
Getting a permit and actually being prepared to carry are two different things. This course goes beyond the legal minimum to cover what carrying responsibly looks like day to day: how you carry, how you practice, and how you think about the decision to carry in the first place.
What you'll learn
- Choosing a carry method and holster
- Drawing safely from concealment
- Situational awareness and avoidance
- Legal considerations for carrying in Pennsylvania (overview only)
- Maintaining proficiency after the course ends
- Live-fire qualification
What to bring
- The attitude to learn, the ability to remain patient, and the willingness to follow instructions. Everything else is taught during the course.
- Eye and ear protection, minimum for any live-fire session
- The pistol and holster you intend to carry, loaners are not available for this course
- A strong side, Outside the waistband (OWB) holster is recommended for the live-fire portion, please no appendix or inside the waistband (IWB) holsters for the live-fire portion of this course.
- 100 rounds of ammunition for your own pistol
What's included
- NRA Guide: Personal Protection Outside of the Home handbook
- NRA Gun Safety Rules brochure
- NRA Marksmanship Qualification booklet
- CCW Student Examination
- NRA course completion certificate