We are so sorry that this happened to you, and we want to help!  Please contact us at info@vegasgunschool.com with details and documentation.  This can include a copy of your rejected application, any confirmation email or receipt from the fraudulent company, and/or a police report filed with LVMPD.  We will arrange enrollment in a proper class for you for only $50.

No, the lessons and techniques we teach apply to everyone.  Usually female students account for 40% to 60% of every class.

We recommend beginning with a 2-hour private lesson. Our students usually make rapid progress with one-on-one instruction.

The minimum age to apply for a Nevada Concealed Carry permit is 21, so students in our concealed carry course must be age 20 or older, as applicants must apply within one year of taking the course.  The only exception is for active duty military or veterans age 18-20.

For all other courses, a parent or guardian must accompany any children under the age of 18.  We ask you, the parent, “Do you feel comfortable with the child next to you using a loaded firearm?”

Class size usually ranges from 10 to 30 students.

All payments are nonrefundable. Payments may be applied to a future course that suits your schedule, at the sole discretion of The Gun School.

All payments are nonrefundable. Private lessons can be rescheduled, with a $60.00 change fee, up to 24 hours prior to the lesson. If cancellation occurs within 24 hours, rescheduling is not permitted.

A complete list of state fees and more information is available at this link:

Apply for a CCW Permit Online | Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (lvmpd.com)

The paper application can be downloaded from Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department at this link:  CCW Paper Application – Fillable PDF (lvmpd.com)

Please note that you will need to appear in person at the LVMPD Records & Fingerprint Bureau, 400 S Martin Luther King Blvd, Building C, Las Vegas, NV 89106 to complete your application.  At this time, you will be fingerprinted and photographed.

The online application can be found at the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department website at this link:  Apply for a CCW Permit Online (lvmpd.com).  Scroll to the bottom and click “Apply Online.”

Please note that you will still need to appear in person at the LVMPD Records & Fingerprint Bureau, 400 S Martin Luther King Blvd, Building C, Las Vegas, NV 89106 to complete your application.  At this time, you will be fingerprinted and photographed.

You are required to submit your application in person at the LVMPD Records & Fingerprint Bureau, 400 S Martin Luther King Blvd, Building C, Las Vegas, NV 89106.  At this time, you will be fingerprinted and photographed.

Walk-ins are now being accepted but expect to spend 2-3 hours there to complete the process.  It is a lot like going to the DMV.

Applicants who make an appointment usually get through the process in as little as an hour.  However, the appointment schedule is often backed up 30 to 60 days!  You can make an appointment at this link:  Appointment Scheduling (lvmpd.us)

The required class is 8 hours for initial applicants and 4 hours for renewal applicants.  Once you have taken the class, you must apply in person to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.  Once this process is completed, the state of Nevada is required by law to issue or deny the permit within 120 days.  On average, students report that it takes about 90 days for their permits to arrive in the mail.

You may not carry concealed until your Nevada Concealed Firearms Permit has arrived!  The law requires that you have your permit plus a government-issued photo identification in your possession in order to lawfully carry concealed!

You should take the Nevada Concealed Firearms Permit Renewal Class when you are within one year of your permits expiration date.  You should apply in person to Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department a little more than 120 days prior to your permit expiration date to avoid having a “gap” of time where you cannot carry concealed.

If your permit is expired by fewer than 365 days, at the time of your in-person application to LVMPD, you may apply with a Nevada Concealed Firearms Permit Renewal class, which is 4 hours, completed within the previous 365 days.  LVMPD charges a late application fee in this instance.  For details about fees, see this link.

If your permit is expired by more than 365 days, at the time of your in-person application to LVMPD, you must apply with the full Nevada Concealed Carry class, which is 8 hours, completed within the previous 365 days.  LVMPD charges initial applicant fees in this instance.  For details about fees, see this link.