Where and what is the best value (cheap) way to obtain a ccw in LA?

[GatShooter]

Where and how can one get a price effective ccw?

 

[Hitman]

A cheap Concealed Carry Weapon?

 

[JBP55]

The least expensive way to obtain a LA. CHP is to join the US Military and not have to go to the class the first time you get your CHP.

 

[Ritten]

I bet you could go into most any restaurant and ask for a toothpick....free. That's about the cheapest concealed carry weapon I know of.

 

[Mxav]

Ive seen CC classes on groupon for low rates.

 

[GatShooter]

Oh god, i meant a license/permit

 

[beauxdog]

CCW courses run about a $100 on average. If you can't afford this how are you going to pay for the license and gun. These folks have to eat, pay-up and just be happy.

Beauxdog

 

[Hitman]

Oh god, i meant a license/permit

oh, ok I thought you were looking for a drop gun .....


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I like this answer the best though since it (is) the most correct.

The least expensive way to obtain a LA. CHP
is to join the US Military and not have to go to the class the first time you get your CHP.

 

[bjeepin2]

become a range office.

 

[kingfhb]

Jefferson Gun Outlet has a great class and all paperwork, fingerprinting, notary, passport photo, photocopy of the entire packet, and a pre-addressed LSP document envelope are included. I believe the course is $95.

Don't forget, the course is separate from the check you need to mail the State Police which I believe is $100 permit fee and a $35 paperwork fee. You do NOT pay these at the course.

I also agree with JBP55 and Hitman... Join the military!

 

[GatShooter]

Jefferson Gun Outlet has a great class and all paperwork, fingerprinting, notary, passport photo, photocopy of the entire packet, and a pre-addressed LSP document envelope are included. I believe the course is $95.

Don't forget, the course is separate from the check you need to mail the State Police which I believe is $100 permit fee and a $35 paperwork fee. You do NOT pay these at the course.

I also agree with JBP55 and Hitman... Join the military!

So $230 altogether?

 

[Fred_G]

So $230 altogether?

Don't forget, you need any court documents if you were ever convicted of anything or divorced if I not mistaken. May cost you a few bucks if applicable.

 

[brooksmd]

This should answer all your questions: http://www.lsp.org/handguns.html

 

[ENVPMBR Shooter]

I charge $90.00 and that includes lunch and range fees.

 

[hdfinder47]

Classes are $90-150. Some include fingerprinting, notary work, range fees (if applicable), lunch, photo's, etc. If not included, passport photo's are around $10-12, notary work maybe $10-30 (or free at your bank or insurance office), finger prints $10-15, range fees $??, and 36 rounds of ammo = $??. The State gets $62.50-$500 depending upon your military service, age and whether or not you want a lifetime permit. But average should run around $250ish total.

Having your gun at your side when you really need it: priceless.

 

[JBP55]

Photos are no longer required, they are obtained online by the CHP Division from your LA. DL or LA. ID card.

 

[doc ace]

The least expensive way to obtain a LA. CHP is to join the US Military and not have to go to the class the first time you get your CHP.

This!

On point, as usual, sir. Carry on!

 

[LACamper]

The question you should be asking is: Who has the best CCW class out there?

So far the best CCW class I've taken (4 of 'em) has been Bearco's.

 

[LouisianaGunny]

I took my class with Dane Thomas in Robert. He was a cop and is now a Wildlife Officer. Even though I could have taken the less expensive way out because of being military, I wanted to know about Louisiana specific laws. Things I wasn't familiar with being from out of state. After going, I learned that his class fee goes to his foundation which helps parents with funeral costs when they lose a child. He learned how expensive it is to bury a child when he lost one of his daughters. Now he has a couple fundraisers throughout the year, as well as the fees from his classes. Dane is also an avid 3 gun competitor and a heck of a shot with a pistol. Any way back on point, saving money by going the cheap route could cost you in the long run if you ever actually had to use your pistol. Dane is just a genuine good guy. Tell him Gunny sent you.

www.TNTCCC.com

 

[charlie12]

$100 permit fee and a $35 paperwork fee[/B]. You do NOT pay these at the course.

I also agree with JBP55 and Hitman... Join the military!

I've never heard of that. $125 and not broken down like that