Take the State of Texas approved license to carry (LTC) online class:
For more information, see below, or click HERE to register for the online training course.
CONTACT Aim True Group to schedule your state required Proficiency Demonstration (live fire shooting test). See below options on how this can be achieved. Upon completion of the Proficiency Demonstration, you will receive your state approved certificate.
Submit your LTC application to the Texas Department of Public Safety online HERE
Schedule an appointment online with IdentoGO to have your state required finger printing work to be performed.
Submit all outstanding state required supporting documents to the Texas Department of Public Safety online HERE
Standby while the Texas Department of Public Safety processes your application.
If additional information or documents are required at anytime during the process, you will be notified directly by Texas DPS.
Getting your License to Carry a Handgun LTC (formerly called Concealed Handgun License CHL) in Texas is now easier than ever.
This state approved online class provides the mandated Texas Department of Public Safety classroom training for obtaining your Texas LTC. The class is 4 hours long, plus the time required to take the written exam, which is administered in a multiple choice / true or false format.
To complete the training, simply watch the videos online from anywhere and on any computer, smartphone or tablet - at your own pace. With this online system, you are able to watch as much of the class as you would like at one time, with your progress being saved as you complete each video segment.
The cost for the Online Texas LTC class is $50.
After successful completion of the online class, a Proficiency Demonstration is required to be completed with a state certified LTC instructor, which consists of 1-2 hours of range instruction and the shooting qualification test (Proficiency Demonstration) . This is available through Aim True Group, or any certified State of Texas LTC instructor of your choice.
After signing up for the Online LTC Class, more details will be emailed to you.
To sign up for the Online Texas LTC course, simply click the button below.
Once you have obtained your state approved online LTC training certificate, you are ready to schedule the required Proficiency Demonstration (live fire shooting test).
The test requires that you must be able to load and unload your magazines or cylinder on your own, without assistance from others. You must be able to demonstrate safe weapon handling techniques while loading, firing and unloading your handgun.
This is a test of both proficiency and accuracy which is performed under time.
No handgun instruction is provided during the test. It is either pass or fail.
With this said, three different options are offered below:
Yes, but only for groups of six or more who are interested in our Basic Course + LTC Test or Holster Course + LTC Test training formats. This is a full 8 to 10 hour day of training, including the LTC classroom lecture and test, live fire range training and the Proficiency Demonstration (LTC shooting test). The course fee is $250 per person.
Yes.
Click on our LTC Test Only option above.
Yes!
We specialize in working with brand new shooters, as well as those who have had traumatic experiences either recently or in the past. We would love to work with you! Click on our Basic Course + LTC Test option above.
Yes.
You can take our Online LTC Course, receive your certificate after passing the written test, then schedule a time for any certified LTC instructor to administer the shooting test.
No, you do not.
You do not need to own a pistol or any other gear for our Basic Course + LTC or to take the LTC Test Only. Click on the options above for more information.
No, you cannot.
It is up to the applicant to be prepared to shoot the test. Please choose one of the three options above that best suits your current skill set.
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Have you ever drawn your handgun, fired a few rounds down range, then safely re-holstered it? If not, you might consider beginning a progressive, real world oriented training program with us.