Raymond Ruiz Lopez

This class caters to both beginner level shooters and experienced Women who may have/had a background in Law Enforcement, Military, or have had training before but seek to enhance their proficiency and brush up on fundamental skillsets.

Throughout this course, you will acquire the skills to safely and effectively handle your weapon while building self-assurance in its practical use for self-defense, and to set the baseline foundation for other training courses in the future.

Course Agenda

Logistics/Safety Brief Equipment/ gear setup Fundamentals of shooting Marksmanship Reloading Malfunctions Debrief

Course Overview: Our Defensive Concealed Carry class is designed for individuals who wish to carry a concealed firearm for personal protection. This course builds off of our Pistol Fundamentals course and focuses on defensive shooting techniques, situational awareness, and the legal aspects of carrying a concealed weapon. Participants will learn to effectively use their firearm in self-defense scenarios. A CCW is not required to take this course. Course Objectives:

Enhance shooting skills and accuracy under stress. Equipment Considerations IWB Holster Configuration Clearing your garment Develop situational awareness and threat assessment skills. Practice defensive shooting techniques, including use of cover and concealment. Positive Identification Environment Considerations

*** This course does not constitute as a CCW Training course that is required by certain County Sheriff Departments

Required Equipment

Pistol 350 rounds of Ammunition IWB Holster 2 Spare magazines The Ability to carry a spare mag on your person Eye and ear protection Come dressed in appropriate range attire (no open toe shoes or low-cut shirts) Sunscreen Lunch & water Pen & paper

Course Overview: Our Pistol Fundamentals class is designed for beginners and those with prior experience looking to refresh their fundamental skill set. This comprehensive course covers essential safety protocols, proper handling, and foundational shooting skills. This course is the baseline for all other courses that are offered.

Course Objectives:

Understand and apply the basic principles of firearm safety. Learn the parts and functions of a pistol. Master the proper stance, grip, and sight alignment. Develop fundamental marksmanship skills, including trigger control and follow-through. Gain proficiency in loading, unloading, and malfunction clearing procedures. Practice live-fire exercises under the supervision of experienced instructors. Required Equipment

Pistol 250 rounds of Ammunition Holster (outside waistband) Kydex ONLY (NO Serpa, Leather or Nylon holsters) Range Belt 2 Spare magazines Magazine carrier Eye and ear protection Come dressed in appropriate range attire (no open toe shoes or low-cut shirts) Sunscreen Lunch & water Pen & paper

Location

Lytle Creek Firing Line

1905 Lytle Creek Road

Lytle Creek, CA 92358

Description

Private training is open to individuals and small groups for private lessons including Pistol Fundamentals, Firearm Safety, Concealed Carry Defensive Shooting, Red Dot Pistol, Carbine and Medical Training.

Location:

Lytle Creek Firing Line

1905 Lytle Creek Rd, Lytle Creek, CA 92358

Time:

8:30am - 2:30pm

Directions to the range:

Exit I-15 at Sierra. Driving into the mountains, you’ll pass the Forest Service office and the township of Lytle Creek. When you pass the last house, you will continue on for 4 miles. Lytle Creek Firing Line’s driveway is to the right at the end of the pavement. Please turn right to arrive at Lytle Creek Firing Line.

Gear Requirements:

Pistol or Carbine

250 rounds

Range Belt

Holster (IWB or OWB) Kydex ONLY (NO Serpa, Leather or Nylon)

Eye and Ear Protection

Description

Our Red Dot Pistol course is designed for shooters who want to enhance their skills with a pistol equipped with a red dot sight. This course covers the techniques and considerations for effectively using a red dot sight, from zeroing the optic to shooting drills. Participants will learn how to maximize the benefits of red dot sights and improve their accuracy and speed.

Hosted at:

Lytle Creek Firing Line

1905 Lytle Creek Rd

Lytle Creek, CA

92358



Arrive at 8:15 am Sharp

Check In at LCFL Office (Sign in/Range Waiver) Start Time: 8:30 am Sharp

Safety Debrief Equipment/ gear setup Loading/Unloading best practices End Time: 2:30pm

Course Objectives:

Understand the advantages of red dot sights. Learn proper zeroing techniques for red dot optics. Red Dot Selection Red Dot Maintenance Red Dot Mounting Develop effective sight acquisition Enhance accuracy and speed through focused drills and exercises. Parallax Dot Malfunction Required Equipment:

Pistol 350 rounds of Ammunition Holster, IWB or OWB Kydex ONLY Holster (NO Serpa, Leather or Nylon holsters) Range Belt (if using OWB Holster) Magazine carrier (if using OWB Holster) 2 Spare Magazines Eye and ear protection Come dressed in appropriate range attire (no open toe shoes or low-cut shirts) Sunscreen Lunch & water Pen & paper

Stop the Bleed

This course is designed to understand and practice Basic Bleeding control (Tourniquet Application/Staging, and wound packing). Students will also learn how to build an IFAK. Upon successful completion of this course students will earn a Stop the Bleed Certification.

This is course dives in depth to TQ Application, Wound Packing, Indications, ContraIndications, and prolonged bleeding field care. All of which is not covered by most instructors.

Kits and Supplies available for purchase in person

Initial 16-Hour CCW Certification Course

Meets & Exceeds Riverside County and California State Requirements

Effective January 1, 2024, this course fulfills and exceeds the 16-hour training requirement mandated by both the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department and the State of California for applicants seeking a Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Permit.

This two-day program is split into two 8-hour sessions and includes both classroom instruction and a live-fire qualification. Students must demonstrate the ability to safely and effectively draw from concealment, engage targets from multiple distances, and achieve a minimum passing score of 80%. Safe firearm handling and manipulation will be assessed throughout the qualification.

Course Breakdown

Duration: 16 Hours (Classroom + Range Time)

Format: 2 Consecutive Days

Maximum Firearms Allowed on CCW: 6

Course Content Includes:

Firearm Safety & Pistol Fundamentals California Firearms Laws Concealed Carry Mindset & Responsibility Methods & Principles of Concealed Carry Legal Use of Force & Aftermath

Eligibility & Requirements:

Firearms to be listed on CCW (Max 6; $5 fee per firearm beyond the first two) No major modifications; red dot optics permitted 18 rounds per handgun (no steel-cased ammo) Quality holster (IWB/OWB – Kydex recommended) Prohibited holsters: ankle, shoulder, Serpa, pocket Rigid gun belt (leather or nylon) At least 2 magazines per firearm Proper range attire required

All firearms must be transported in a locked, secure container.

Do NOT arrive with a loaded or concealed firearm.

All weapons will be inspected at registration. Ensure they are unloaded.

Live Fire Qualification Standards:

Millennia Defense offers live-fire shooting qualifications for select California CCW applicants.

Riverside County CCW Qualification

Students will complete a live-fire qualification using a standard B-27 target.

Course of Fire:

6 rounds per stage Distances: 15 yards, 10 yards, and 7 yards Each handgun used for qualification must be fired and scored

Passing Requirement: Students must score 70% or higher with each handgun used for qualification.

After successfully passing the shooting qualification, students will receive a completed qualification form.

LAPD CCW Qualification

Students will complete a live-fire qualification using an NRA standard B-27 target.

First Firearm:

72 total rounds 24 rounds at 3 yards 24 rounds at 5 yards 24 rounds at 7 yards

Passing Requirement: Students must score 70% or higher at each distance within the 7-ring of the B-27 target.

Students must also safely load, unload, and reload their handgun during the course of fire.

Additional Firearms:

20 total rounds per additional firearm 10 rounds at 5 yards 10 rounds at 7 yards Passing score remains 70% at each distance within the 7-ring

Important: This course is a required training component of the CCW process but does not replace the application process with the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department. You must submit your CCW application either before or after completing this training.

Expand Your Carry Options with an Arizona Non-Resident CCW

By obtaining your Arizona Non-Resident Concealed Carry Permit, you can legally carry in 37 states—in addition to your California CCW.

This includes neighboring states such as Nevada, Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico, providing broader legal protection and greater flexibility while traveling.

Arizona Non-Resident CCW (Concealed Carry Weapon) permits are available as an optional add-on at checkout.

To apply, Arizona requires the following:

A Safe Handling Certificate (provided by us) Two fingerprint cards (provided by us) A completed application form (provided by us)

The Arizona CCW is valid for five years. Please note that Arizona only accepts payment by cashier's check or money order.

The Arizona CCW is recognized in 37 states through reciprocity. See here which states recognize an AZ CCW

Renewal 8-Hour CCW Certification Course

Meets & Exceeds Riverside County and California State Requirements

Effective January 1, 2024, this course fulfills and exceeds the 16-hour training requirement mandated by both the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department and the State of California for applicants seeking a Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Permit.

This one-day program includes both classroom instruction and a live-fire qualification. Students must demonstrate the ability to safely and effectively draw from concealment, engage targets from multiple distances, and achieve a minimum passing score of 80%. Safe firearm handling and manipulation will be assessed throughout the qualification.

Maximum Firearms Allowed on CCW: 6

Course Content Includes:

Firearm Safety & Pistol Fundamentals California Firearms Laws Concealed Carry Mindset & Responsibility Methods & Principles of Concealed Carry Legal Use of Force & Aftermath

Eligibility & Requirements:

Firearms to be listed on CCW (Max 6; $5 fee per firearm beyond the first two) No major modifications; red dot optics permitted 18 rounds per handgun (no steel-cased ammo) Quality holster (IWB/OWB – Kydex recommended) Prohibited holsters: ankle, shoulder, Serpa, pocket Rigid gun belt (leather or nylon) At least 2 magazines per firearm Proper range attire required

All firearms must be transported in a locked, secure container.

Do NOT arrive with a loaded or concealed firearm.

All weapons will be inspected at registration. Ensure they are unloaded.

Live Fire Qualification Standards:

Live Fire Qualification Standards:

Riverside County CCW Qualification

Students will complete a live-fire qualification using a standard B-27 target.

Course of Fire:

6 rounds per stage Distances: 15 yards, 10 yards, and 7 yards Each handgun used for qualification must be fired and scored

Passing Requirement: Students must score 70% or higher with each handgun used for qualification.

After successfully passing the shooting qualification, students will receive a completed qualification form.

LAPD CCW Qualification

Students will complete a live-fire qualification using an NRA standard B-27 target.

First Firearm:

72 total rounds 24 rounds at 3 yards 24 rounds at 5 yards 24 rounds at 7 yards

Passing Requirement: Students must score 70% or higher at each distance within the 7-ring of the B-27 target.

Students must also safely load, unload, and reload their handgun during the course of fire.

Additional Firearms:

20 total rounds per additional firearm 10 rounds at 5 yards 10 rounds at 7 yards Passing score remains 70% at each distance within the 7-ring

Important: This course is a required training component of the CCW process but does not replace the application process with the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department. You must submit your CCW application either before or after completing this training.

Expand Your Carry Options with an Arizona Non-Resident CCW

By obtaining your Arizona Non-Resident Concealed Carry Permit, you can legally carry in 37 states—in addition to your California CCW.

This includes neighboring states such as Nevada, Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico, providing broader legal protection and greater flexibility while traveling.

Arizona Non-Resident CCW (Concealed Carry Weapon) permits are available as an optional add-on at checkout.

To apply, Arizona requires the following:

A Safe Handling Certificate (provided by us) Two fingerprint cards (provided by us) A completed application form (provided by us)

The Arizona CCW is valid for five years. Please note that Arizona only accepts payment by cashier's check or money order.

The Arizona CCW is recognized in 37 states through reciprocity. See here which states recognize an AZ CCW

Initial 16-Hour CCW Certification Course

Meets & Exceeds Riverside County and California State Requirements

Effective January 1, 2024, this course fulfills and exceeds the 16-hour training requirement mandated by both the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department and the State of California for applicants seeking a Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Permit.

This two-day program is split into two 8-hour online sessions.

Course Breakdown

Duration: 16 Hours (Online Classroom)

Format: 2 Consecutive Days

Maximum Firearms Allowed on CCW: 6

Course Content Includes:

Firearm Safety & Pistol Fundamentals California Firearms Laws Concealed Carry Mindset & Responsibility Methods & Principles of Concealed Carry Legal Use of Force & Aftermath

Eligibility & Requirements:

Firearms to be listed on CCW (Max 6; $5 fee per firearm beyond the first two)

Important: This course is a required training component of the CCW process but does not replace the application process with the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department. You must submit your CCW application either before or after completing this training.

Riverside county Residents apply for your CCW HERE

Renewal 8-Hour CCW Certification Course

Meets & Exceeds Riverside County and California State Requirements

Effective January 1, 2024, this course fulfills and exceeds the 8-hour training requirement mandated by both the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department and the State of California for applicants seeking a Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Permit Renewal.

This one-day program is one 8-hour online session.

Course Breakdown

Duration: 8 Hours (Online Classroom)

Format: 1 Day

Maximum Firearms Allowed on CCW: 6

Course Content Includes:

Firearm Safety & Pistol Fundamentals California Firearms Laws Concealed Carry Mindset & Responsibility Methods & Principles of Concealed Carry Legal Use of Force & Aftermath

Eligibility & Requirements:

Firearms to be listed on CCW (Max 6; $5 fee per firearm beyond the first two)

Important: This course is a required training component of the CCW process but does not replace the application process with the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department. You must submit your CCW application either before or after completing this training.

Riverside county Residents apply for your CCW HERE

Elevate your Defensive Pistol and Pre-Hospital life saving skills with Millennia Defense TacMed Pistol Course.

This specialized training integrates life-saving medical response techniques with Defensive pistol skills, preparing you to handle critical situations with confidence and competence. Ideal for those who conceal carry and have prior pistol fundamental and stop the bleed training. This course is perfect for those looking to expand their knowledge in both tactical medicine and defensive pistol shooting.

Prior Pistol Fundamentals, and Stop the Bleed training is required. This is not a fundamental course.

Course Highlights:

Medical Training: Learn essential trauma care skills, including tourniquet application, wound packing, and managing life-threatening injuries in high-stress environments. Defensive Pistol Skills: Understand and apply the practical defensive shooting principles. Drawing from in the waistband safely/proficiently. Moving and shooting. Using cover and concealment. Learning to shoot around a barricade Integrated Scenarios: Participate in drills that combine firearms proficiency with medical response, simulating real-world emergencies where both skills are critical.

Register at https://www.millenniadefense.com/ccw

Millennia Defense Online Initial 16-Hour CCW Certification Course

For Riverside County Applicants

Flexible Online Learning Format

Millennia Defense has partnered with A2 Defense to provide a professional and accessible online training experience for Riverside County applicants.

Our online CCW course allows you to: Start the course at your convenience, Pause at any time, Resume exactly where you left off, and Complete the training on your schedule

Your progress is automatically saved, allowing you to move through the material at a pace that fits your professional and personal commitments. This flexible format is ideal for working professionals, parents, and individuals with demanding schedules.

Upon successful completion of the online academic portion, students must complete a live-fire shooting qualification to finalize certification.

After completing your online course, please email: Training@MillenniaDefense.com to schedule your in-person shooting qualification.

Course Overview The Millennia Defense Initial 16-Hour CCW Certification Course is designed to meet and exceed the requirements set forth by the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department and the State of California for applicants seeking a Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Permit.

Effective January 1, 2024, California law requires a 16-hour training course for initial CCW applicants. This comprehensive program fulfills and exceeds those state and county mandates while delivering practical, real-world instruction rooted in responsibility, safety, and lawful concealed carry.

Course Breakdown Duration: 16 Hours (Online Instruction + Range Time)

Format: Online Course + In-Person Shooting Qualification

Maximum Firearms Allowed on CCW: 6

Students must demonstrate the ability to safely and effectively draw from concealment, engage targets from multiple distances, and achieve a minimum passing score of 80%. Safe firearm handling and manipulation will be assessed throughout the qualification.

Course Content Includes Firearm Safety & Pistol Fundamentals

California Firearms Laws

Concealed Carry Mindset & Responsibility

Methods & Principles of Concealed Carry

Legal Use of Force & Aftermath

This curriculum is structured to build not only technical competence, but also a responsible defensive mindset grounded in California law and best practices.

For enrollment information or questions, contact:

Info@MillenniaDefense.com

Register at https://www.millenniadefense.com/ccw

Millennia Defense Online Initial 8-Hour CCW Renewal Certification Course

For Riverside County Applicants

Flexible Online Learning Format

Millennia Defense has partnered with A2 Defense to provide a professional and accessible online training experience for Riverside County applicants.

Our online CCW course allows you to: Start the course at your convenience, Pause at any time, Resume exactly where you left off, and Complete the training on your schedule

Your progress is automatically saved, allowing you to move through the material at a pace that fits your professional and personal commitments. This flexible format is ideal for working professionals, parents, and individuals with demanding schedules.

Upon successful completion of the online academic portion, students must complete a live-fire shooting qualification to finalize certification.

After completing your online course, please email: Training@MillenniaDefense.com to schedule your in-person shooting qualification.

Course Overview The Millennia Defense Initial 8-Hour CCW Renewal Certification Course is designed to meet and exceed the requirements set forth by the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department and the State of California for applicants seeking a Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Permit Renewal.

Effective January 1, 2024, California law requires a 16-hour training course for initial CCW applicants. This comprehensive program fulfills and exceeds those state and county mandates while delivering practical, real-world instruction rooted in responsibility, safety, and lawful concealed carry.

Course Breakdown Duration: 8 Hours (Online Instruction + Range Time)

Format: Online Course + In-Person Shooting Qualification

Maximum Firearms Allowed on CCW: 6

Students must demonstrate the ability to safely and effectively draw from concealment, engage targets from multiple distances, and achieve a minimum passing score of 80%. Safe firearm handling and manipulation will be assessed throughout the qualification.

Course Content Includes Firearm Safety & Pistol Fundamentals

California Firearms Laws

Concealed Carry Mindset & Responsibility

Methods & Principles of Concealed Carry

Legal Use of Force & Aftermath

This curriculum is structured to build not only technical competence, but also a responsible defensive mindset grounded in California law and best practices.

For enrollment information or questions, contact:

Info@MillenniaDefense.com

CCW Prep Course | Millennia Defense

Prepare for your Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) shooting qualification with the Millennia Defense CCW Prep Course. This course is specifically designed for individuals looking to build confidence, improve accuracy, and develop the skills needed to successfully pass their CCW qualification.

Train on essential fundamentals including firearm safety, marksmanship, and shooting drills aligned with common CCW standards. Ideal for new shooters or anyone wanting structured preparation before their official CCW test.

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Key Benefits:

• Build confidence before your CCW qualification
• Improve shooting accuracy and consistency
• Learn core firearm safety and handling skills
• Practice drills similar to CCW shooting tests
• Train with experienced instructors

Non Resident AZ CCW. There are no prerequisites and no need to bring firearms.

This course satisfies the 5 hour ARIZONA CCW which adds 34 reciprocating states. It consists of classroom instruction and hand's-on practical qualification. No requirement to shoot for either AZ

Arizona only requires a safe handling certificate which we will provide, 2 fingerprint cards, and application. The Arizona CCW is good for 5 years.

NAEMT Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) Provider Course

NAEMT Registration Here: https://fms2.naemt.org/fmi/webd/NAEMT_TC_MGR?script=WD_LSSW&param=TE-26-10097-02

Course ID Number: TE-26-10097-02

NAEMT Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) Provider Course – 16-Hour Certification

NAEMT Registration (Required) :

Be sure to register via the NAEMT site after purchase 

NAEMT Registration Here

Course ID Number: TE-26-10097-02

Date:

6/27 - 6/28

Location:

Prevailing Tactics

255 W Foothill Blvd #201, Upland, CA 91786

The NAEMT Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) Provider Course (2nd Edition) is a 16-hour, 2-day, NAEMT-accredited training program designed to prepare civilians, EMS professionals, firefighters, and law enforcement officers to respond effectively to trauma in high-threat and tactical environments.

Built on evidence-based combat medicine principles and adapted for civilian response, this course provides a structured, all-hazards approach to delivering lifesaving care during:

Active shooter incidents

Mass casualty events (MCI)

Hostile or austere environments

Tactical law enforcement and emergency response operations

TECC Course Overview & National Accreditation

Developed by the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT) and aligned with the latest Committee on Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (Co-TECC) guidelines, this course is:

Endorsed by the American College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma

Consistent with the Hartford Consensus (I–IV)

Based on Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) principles

Aligned with National TEMS Competency Domains

This ensures students receive current, nationally recognized tactical medical training that meets modern operational standards.

Three Phases of Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC)

TECC training follows a proven framework used in real-world incidents:

Hot Zone (Direct Threat Care): Immediate lifesaving interventions under active threat

Warm Zone (Indirect Threat Care): Continued treatment when the threat is reduced but still present

Cold Zone (Evacuation Care): Ongoing care during casualty extraction and transport

This phased approach teaches responders to prioritize care while maintaining situational awareness in dynamic environments.

What You’ll Learn in This 16-Hour TECC Course

This hands-on course includes scenario-based training, skill stations, and realistic simulations focused on high-performance trauma care:

Hemorrhage control and bleeding management

MARCH trauma assessment protocol

Surgical airway (cricothyroidotomy)

Needle chest decompression (thoracentesis)

Tactical treatment of injured responders

Casualty movement techniques (drags, carries, lifts)

Scenario-driven situational trauma exercise lanes

TECC Certification & Continuing Education Credits

Upon successful completion, participants receive:

NAEMT TECC Provider Certification (valid for 4 years)

16 Hours of Continuing Education (CE) Credits

Nationally recognized credential through NAEMT

This course also meets and exceeds California Title 22 requirements for Advanced Tactical First Aid training.

Who Should Take This TECC Course?

This course is ideal for individuals seeking tactical medical certification or advanced trauma training, including:

Prepared civilians and responsible citizens

EMTs and paramedics

Law enforcement officers

Firefighters

Tactical medics and TEMS providers

First responders operating in high-risk environments

Why Choose This NAEMT TECC Course?

If you’re looking for:

A TECC certification course near you

CAPCE-accredited EMS continuing education

Real-world tactical medical training

Active shooter and mass casualty response training

This NAEMT TECC Provider Course delivers industry-recognized credentials, hands-on experience, and operational readiness for today’s complex threat landscape.

Completion of this online firearm safety course may satisfy your training requirements as required by the California Courts. It is the responsibility of the participant to ensure that this course will satisfy the requirement as prescribed by the courts PRIOR to enrolling in the online course.

This 4-hour course is broken down into 10 sections containing instruction that you will be tested on at the end of each section and a 20-question Final Exam covering all course content. You may start, stop, and resume as much as you like. Each lesson is timed and you may not proceed to the next lesson until the current lesson-timer has expired. You have 90 days to complete this course from time of purchase. After 90 days, you will be locked out of the course and be required to purchase the course again to pick-up where you left-off.

Once you have completed the course, you will be able to print or screenshot a certificate of completion. You will then provide the certificate of completion of the online course to your attorney, or the courts, per the instructions that were provided to you prior to starting this online course. Should you have any questions about the laws pertaining to your specific situation, please contact your attorney or legal counsel. The team at Millennia Defense, and California Online CCW are not authorized to provide legal assistance.

Expand your firearm knowledge and complete the training required to apply for Arizona and Florida concealed carry permits.

This course covers firearm safety, responsible concealed carry practices, applicable state and federal firearm laws, prohibited locations, lawful self-defense considerations, and the Arizona and Florida application processes.

Why Obtain Arizona and Florida Permits? Arizona and Florida allow eligible nonresidents to apply for concealed carry permits or licenses. These permits may provide additional recognition in states that honor Arizona or Florida permits.

Reciprocity laws vary. Some states only recognize permits issued to residents of the issuing state. Permit holders must verify the current laws of each state before carrying or traveling with a firearm.

Course Includes Firearm safety and responsible concealed carry practices Arizona concealed weapons laws and permit requirements Florida concealed weapon or firearm laws and licensing requirements Federal firearm laws and prohibited-person restrictions Legal considerations regarding self-defense and the use of force Prohibited and restricted carry locations Interstate travel and permit-recognition considerations Arizona and Florida application guidance Live-fire firearm competency demonstration required for Florida applicants Course-completion documentation for eligible students Florida Fingerprint Requirement Florida applicants must submit a complete and legible set of fingerprints.

Applicants applying from outside Florida must have their fingerprints taken by a local law enforcement agency, such as a sheriff’s office or police department, and submit the original fingerprint card with their application. Electronic fingerprint copies are not accepted from out-of-state applicants.

Fingerprinting services and related fees are separate from the course. Students should contact the law enforcement agency in advance to confirm availability, required identification, fees, and appointment procedures.

Important Information Completion of this course does not guarantee that Arizona or Florida will issue a permit. Applicants must submit the required application, fingerprints, fees, supporting documents, and successfully complete the applicable background investigation.

Permit recognition and firearm laws can change. Always verify current requirements with the issuing agency and every state in which you intend to carry.

Register today and complete the training needed to begin your Arizona and Florida concealed carry permit applications.

Overview The K9 Bleeding Control & First Aid Course provides hands-on training for recognizing and responding to life-threatening emergencies involving dogs. Students will practice immediate care techniques that can support an injured dog until veterinary treatment is available.

This course is open to all students and is not restricted to law-enforcement K9 handlers. It is appropriate for dog owners, trainers, working-dog handlers, first responders, security personnel, and anyone responsible for the care of a dog.

What You Will Learn Recognize life-threatening bleeding and signs of shock

Control severe bleeding using direct pressure, wound packing, hemostatic dressings, and pressure bandaging

Respond to canine breathing emergencies

Perform canine CPR

Safely handle and move an injured dog

Prepare an injured dog for rapid veterinary transport

Course Features Hands-on skills training

Training consumables and PPE included

Trauma kits available for purchase

Instruction applicable to companion dogs and working K9s

Inscríbete en: https://www.millenniadefense.com/ccw

Curso inicial de certificación CCW de 16 horas en línea de Millennia Defense

Para solicitantes del condado de Riverside

Aprendizaje en línea con horario flexible

Millennia Defense se ha asociado con A2 Defense para ofrecer una experiencia de capacitación en línea profesional y accesible para solicitantes del condado de Riverside.

Nuestro curso de CCW en línea te permite:

Comenzar cuando te resulte conveniente. Pausar en cualquier momento. Retomar exactamente donde te quedaste. Completar la capacitación según tu disponibilidad.

Tu progreso se guarda automáticamente para que puedas avanzar a un ritmo compatible con tus compromisos laborales y personales. Este formato flexible es ideal para profesionales, madres, padres y personas con agendas exigentes.

Después de aprobar la parte teórica en línea, deberás completar una evaluación presencial de tiro con fuego real para finalizar la certificación.

Al terminar el curso en línea, envía un correo a Training@MillenniaDefense.com para programar tu evaluación presencial de tiro.

Descripción del curso

El curso inicial de certificación CCW de 16 horas de Millennia Defense está diseñado para cumplir y superar los requisitos establecidos por el Departamento del Sheriff del Condado de Riverside y el Estado de California para quienes solicitan un permiso para portar un arma de fuego oculta (CCW).

Desde el 1 de enero de 2024, la ley de California exige un curso de capacitación de 16 horas para los solicitantes iniciales de CCW. Este programa integral cumple y supera dichos requisitos estatales y del condado, y ofrece instrucción práctica centrada en la responsabilidad, la seguridad y la portación legal de armas ocultas.

Detalles del curso

Duración: 16 horas, incluidas la instrucción en línea y la práctica en el campo de tiro. Formato: Curso en línea y evaluación presencial de tiro. Número máximo de armas de fuego permitidas en el permiso CCW: 6.

Los estudiantes deberán demostrar que pueden desenfundar de forma segura y eficaz un arma que llevan oculta, disparar a blancos a distintas distancias y obtener una calificación mínima aprobatoria del 80 %. El manejo y la manipulación segura del arma se evaluarán durante toda la prueba.

Contenido del curso

Seguridad con armas de fuego y fundamentos de pistola. Leyes de California sobre armas de fuego. Mentalidad y responsabilidad al portar un arma oculta. Métodos y principios de portación oculta. Uso legal de la fuerza y sus consecuencias.

Este programa está diseñado para desarrollar tanto la competencia técnica como una mentalidad defensiva responsable, basada en las leyes de California y las buenas prácticas.

Para información sobre inscripciones o preguntas: Info@MillenniaDefense.com