Below are the steps to take for us to hold a CPL / CCW Class at your location, what you can expect in our class

  as well as a map directing you to the class location.  If you have any questions, please feel free to call or email

  me.

 

1)  WHAT ARE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR YOU TO HOLD A CPL / CCW CLASS IN YOUR AREA OF

      MICHIGAN?:  We will teach a CPL / CCW Class at your location, throughout Michigan, if you have 12

      people or more for the class. We do this for service organizations, businesses, unions, clubs and private

      groups.  If you are the individual who organizes the class in your area, and you have at least 11 people to

      attend the class, you can attend the class for FREE or each attendee can pay $70.00 for the class instead

      of $80.00... the choice is up to the organizer of the class..  We request that a person be designated as the

      individual in charge of organizing the class at your location.  The process runs much smoother.

 

2)  WHAT IS THE COST OF THE CLASS?:  The cost of the class for each attendee is $80.00. Again, this is

      based on the attendance of 12 people. 

 

3)  WHAT DO I / WE NEED TO DO TO HAVE YOU COME TO OUR AREA OF MICHIGAN AND TEACH A

      CPL / CCW CLASS?:   If we hold a class at your location in Michigan, you will need to provide a place to

      hold the class.  It can be most anywhere (even a home) as long as there is ample room for all of the

      attendees.  We bring a power point projector along with a very large white projection screen.

 

      You will also need to provide a legal shooting location, such as a gun club, shooting range, or even a farm in

      the country that allows the shooting of 22 caliber pistols. 

 

      By providing both of these locations, it allows us to travel to you and provide the class to each individual at

      the $80.00 price per person.

 

4)   HOW DO I SCHEDULE THE CLASS DATE?:  When you are ready to schedule a date for your class, just

      call EAG, Inc., at 989.224.3210 or email us at staff@michigancccwclass.com and you will be put in contact

      with Range Instructor Robert Sipple.  You can let him know how many individuals you have when you call,

      the location where they are to arrive at to put on the class and where the shooting portion of the class will be

      held.  He will set a date up for you within one day of your call... and the date scheduled will be within 1 or 3

      weeks of your call... unless you have a specific date of your own.

 

5)   WHEN DO I SEND PAYMENT FOR THE ATTENDEES OF THE CLASS?:  The decision whether

      you have to, or you do not have to, send the payment of the individuals you already have signed up at the

      point you call to set up a class date, will be the decision of Range Instructor Robert Sipple.  You can keep

      signing people up after the time you call and we arrive to teach the class.  

 

6)   I'M IN CLASS ALL DAY - WHAT ABOUT FOOD?:   Since you are providing the class location, it would

      be a good idea to have coffee and doughnuts or cookies (or something else) to start the day off.   There

      is a 1 to 1 ½ hour lunch break where most groups leave and eat at a local restaurant, fast food

      restaurant or some groups have their lunch catered or brought into the classroom.  Whatever the organizer

      or group decides. 

 

7)   HOW LONG IS THE CLASS?:  The class is an eight (8) hour course that occasionally will run slightly over

      with large classes. It starts at 8:00am and ends between 5:00pm and 6:00pm. 

 

8)   WHEN DO I GET MY CERTIFICATE OF CLASS COMPLETION?:  You will receive a 200 page NRA

      book when you arrive to class and a Certificate of Completion that is needed in order to apply for a

      Michigan Concealed Pistol License when you leave on the day of the class. 

 

Michigan CPL / CCW (NRA’s - Personal Protection in the Home) course is an eight (8) hour course that occasionally will run slightly over with large classes.  This course complies with requirements of: PA 372 of 1927 Sec. 5J2(b) as amended by PA 381 of 2000 and PA 719 of 2002, Sec. 5J.  It covers firearm safety, defensive shooting, firearms and the law, use of deadly force strategies  for home safety, and responding to a violent confrontation.  It includes a minimum one hour from a qualified attorney or law enforcement officer on the legal aspects of CCW and required shooting range time with several hours being spent outdoors. You will receive a 200 page NRA book and you must pass a firearm's proficiency test prior to receiving a certificate of completion that is needed in order to apply for a Michigan Concealed Pistol License.