LICENSE TO CARRY /LTC COURSE TEXAS (AUSTIN)

This comprehensive course provides the training required by Texas state law to apply for a License to Carry a handgun. It covers all legal, practical, and safety considerations necessary to carry a firearm responsibly and lawfully in public Covered: Firearm safety and proper handling

Laws regarding use of force and self-defense

Concealed and open carry laws

Non-violent dispute resolution

Safe storage practices

Interaction with law enforcement while carrying

State reciprocity and traveling with firearms

Course Requirements:

Complete the Classroom Training Online . Online providers are convenient and let you work at your own pace on any device (computer, phone, tablet). Upon passing the written exam, you'll receive a certificate (often LTC-101 or LTC-104 form) needed for the next steps. Complete the Shooting Proficiency To demonstrate handgun proficiency (e.g., shooting at targets from certain distances). Bring your own handgun and ammo

Pass a handgun proficiency test at a certified shooting range with a score of 175

The LTC Shooting Qualification Test (range proficiency demonstration) offered by Texas Firearms Institute is strictly a qualification / testing session required by the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) for License to Carry applicants.

This session is not a handgun training class, instructional course, or beginner lesson. Instructors will provide only minimal safety oversight and basic range commands. .

Requirements and Recommendations Prior experience is strongly recommended.

Applicants should already possess basic handgun handling and shooting skills before attempting the LTC shooting qualification.

This includes safe gun handling, loading/unloading, clearing malfunctions, and the ability to shoot accurately enough to meet the minimum passing score.

Participants are expected to arrive prepared to demonstrate proficiency .

If you have little or no handgun experience, we highly recommend completing a separate beginner or basic handgun training course through Texas Firearms Institute before scheduling your LTC shooting qualification.

This will greatly increase your chances of passing on the first attempt and ensure a safe, smooth experience.

What to Bring:

Valid photo ID (driver’s license or state-issued ID)

Pen and notebook (optional)

Handgun (semi-auto or revolver) and 100 rounds of ammunition (for range portion) or can be provided fo a extra fee

Eye and ear protection (for range)

Certification: Upon successful completion, participants will receive a certificate of training required to submit their LTC application to the appropriate state agency (e.g., Texas Department of Public Safety).

POLICY THERE IS NO REFUNDS FOR THE LICENSE TO CARRY

FOR THE AUSTIN LOCATION THEY ONLY ACCEPT CASH.

THE PRICE OF THE LTC COURSE DOES NOT COVER RANGE OR CLASSROOM FEES

RANGE LOCATION MAY VARY

BOOKING MUST BE MADE 24 HOURS BEFORE THE DATE OF THE CLASS

No-Show Policy A no-show occurs when a client fails to attend a scheduled appointment and does not provide any prior notice or communication. Clients who no-show without any communication on the date and time of the class will have to pay the full amount of the course to do the class again .

RESCHEDULING THERE IS NO CHARGE OR FEE FOR RESCHEDULING A CLASS