Individuals wishing to carry a concealed handgun for personal protection must take a 16-hour course that includes instruction on handgun safety and operation, as well as a live-fire qualifying round, fingerprinting, and documentation prior to submitting an application for your CCW.

Maryland law requires anyone wishing to purchase a handgun to obtain a handgun qualification license. This four-hour class provides the instruction, fingerprinting, and documentation necessary to submit your application for your HQL. 

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Contact us if you are interested in a ladies-only concealed carry class that provides the necessary 16 hours of instruction on handgun safety and operation, as well as a live-fire qualifying round, fingerprinting, and documentation for submitting your CCW application.

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This eight-hour class includes the requirements necessary to renew your concealed carry permit. It consists of classroom instruction and a live-fire qualifying round. Contact us for more information.

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Enhance your shooting skills with private handgun instruction from M.R. Tactical's nationally accredited instructors. Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, our private instruction service is tailored to your specific needs, skill level, and goals. Instruction takes place at Continental Arms in Timonium, MD.​

For groups of six or more, we can arrange private classes, either at your own home or at our facility. Contact us for more information.​

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 If you've been trained by someone other than us, but would like to level up your concealed carry knowledge to M.R. Tactical standards, this is the class for you. We're offering this two-day "conversion" class to current CCW license holders and military exempt personnel (form DD214) at a deeply discounted rate to give you a better understanding of the laws and a higher degree of practical training. Taking this class will also give you access to advanced classes, fun shoots, and competitions reserved exclusively for those who have previously trained with M.R. Tactical.

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