Question 1

Does this class satisfy Delaware’s Handgun Purchaser Permit (Permit-to-Purchase) training requirement?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Completing this full-day course provides the required training for the Handgun Purchaser Permit (Permit-to-Purchase) in Delaware. You will receive a certificate suitable for submission with your permit application.

Question 2

Is this the same training I need for a Delaware CCDW permit?

Accepted Answer

Yes. This course satisfies the classroom and live-fire training requirements for the Delaware CCDW permit. You’ll be fully prepared to submit your application and qualify.

Question 3

Do I need my own handgun to take the course?

Accepted Answer

No. Rental firearms are available if you do not own one. You will need magazines, ammunition, eye/ear protection, and a suitable holster, but we can provide loaner equipment as needed.

Question 4

How many rounds do I have to shoot for the live-fire requirement?

Accepted Answer

You are required to fire at least 100 rounds of live ammunition as part of the course. This ensures you meet both CCDW and Handgun Purchaser Permit (Permit-to-Purchase) requirements.

Question 5

Do I have to complete fingerprinting and the state application during the class?

Accepted Answer

No. The class provides the training certificate only. Fingerprinting, photo submission, and online permit application must be completed separately through the Delaware State Police and IdentoGO.

Question 6

Do I need prior firearms experience?

Accepted Answer

No. While basic firearms familiarity is recommended, this course is designed to bring beginners up to the necessary standard. Inexperienced shooters are encouraged to take a basic handgun course beforehand, but it is not required.

Question 7

Can I take this class before I even apply for the permit?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. In fact, you must complete a certified firearms training course before you submit your Handgun Purchaser Permit or CCDW application. Completing training first ensures your application will meet state requirements.

Question 8

Are law-enforcement and retired LEOs exempt from the purchaser permit?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Active and retired law-enforcement personnel are generally exempt from the Handgun Purchaser Permit (Permit-to-Purchase) requirement. This course is primarily intended for the general public seeking compliance.

Question 9

I already have a Delaware CCDW permit. Do I still need a Handgun Purchaser Permit (Permit-to-Purchase)?

Accepted Answer

No. If you already hold a valid Delaware CCDW permit, you are exempt from the Handgun Purchaser Permit requirement and do not need to take additional training to purchase a handgun.

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