Connecticut · Residents & Non-Residents
Connecticut Pistol Permit Class
The state-required course to apply for your Connecticut pistol permit. One 8-hour day: classroom instruction in Manchester, then live fire at Wolf's Indoor Range in Bristol. No experience needed — we provide everything.
USCCA-Certified Instructors
8-Hour Class + Live Fire
Live Fire at Wolf's Indoor Range, Bristol (Travel Required)
Free One-Time Reschedule
Reserve your seat
Pick Your Class Date
Choose a date below and reserve your seat with a $50 deposit. The remaining balance is due on class day.
Classroom: 164 E Center St, Suite 14, Manchester, CT · Live fire: Wolf's Indoor Range, Bristol, CT (travel required)
One day. Everything handled.
What's Included
State-required certificate (USCCA Concealed Carry & Home Defense)
Live fire at Wolf's Indoor Range in Bristol — same day
All firearms, ammo, targets, eye & ear protection provided
State laws: safe storage at home and in your vehicle
Step-by-step walkthrough of the CT permit application process
Coffee, water, and snacks provided
Questions? Answered.
CT Class FAQ
$150 per person. A $50 deposit reserves your seat; the remaining balance is due on class day. Want to add the Utah non-resident permit (carry in 30+ states)? It's just $55 more — tell your instructor on class day.
This class is designed for complete beginners. You do not need any experience at all — we teach safe handling from the ground up in a relaxed, supportive environment.
No. We supply everything needed for the classroom and live-fire portions: firearms, ammunition, targets, and eye and ear protection. You cannot bring your own firearm — everything is provided.
8 hours, including the live-fire portion at Wolf's Indoor Range in Bristol the same day. Travel to the range from the classroom is required.
You must be at least 21 years old to apply for the CT pistol permit.
Life happens. You can reschedule once at no cost with at least 24 hours' notice before your class. Just call or text us and we'll move you to a date that works.
Yes. Whether your permit expired, or you're military or police, the state requires the full class including live fire to issue your certificate.
Still have a question?
Call or text us — a real person answers.