A: If you are denied an LTC, the law says you can appeal a suspension, revocation, denial, or if restrictions have been applied to a license. This is done by filing a petition for judicial review in district court within 90 days. If you’ve not received an official denial, you may approach the court after Read More …
A: Yes but this is not a comprehensive Massachusetts firearms laws class so no matter what laws are discussed, you are ultimately responsible for seeking, knowing and understanding the specific applicable Massachusetts laws. Comprehensive Massachusetts firearms laws can be found on websites http://www.mass.gov and https://malegislature.gov
A: You will be handling the same firearms no matter which license you apply for. You can expect to handle many types of handguns and long guns.
A: Yes! This class is a basic firearms safety class that helps to provide an overview of most types of firearms (pistols, revolvers, rifles and shotguns…both semi-automatic and manually operated actions). We will be walk you through the entire handling process. You are not expected to know how to do this prior to the class. Read More …
A: You will receive a packet of information in class to take home with you. The presentation is given using a Power Point slide show. You may want to bring a pen/pad in order to take notes. There will be a test at the end of the class!
A: Though Massachusetts does not require live fire for this class, Center Mass Arms Training is moving in the direction of providing this feature. At this point however, there is no live fire in this class. Regardless of whether the range time is offered or not, do not bring any firearms or ammunition to this Read More …
A: Providing you complete the requirements for the class, you will receive (2) certificates: your NRA Basic Firearms Safety Certificate and your MA State Police Certificate. These will either be handed to you at the end of the class or will be mailed to your home address. In order to receive your license glitch-free, we strongly recommend Read More …
A: In Massachusetts, you must be over 21 years of age to be approved for your LTC (license to carry) and over 15 years of age – with parental consent – to apply for your FID (Firearms ID Card). The state of Massachusetts will allow someone who is 14 years of age to take this Read More …
A: If you intend to carry, transport, buy, sell, or even buy firearms or ammunition you must have your appropriate Massachusetts state issued firearms license to do so. Taking this class is a means to receive that license. However, some people take this class as a refresher even if they have a firearms license.
A: Many people take this class frequently as a refresher and as a means to keep up with changes to basic firearms owner laws and regulations. However, depending on what you’re looking to achieve, we could have a better class to suit you. Please feel free to contact us to review your options.
