16-Hour Initial CCW Class
For first-time CCW applicants. Covers safety, laws, handling, and live-fire qualification.
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The Riverside County Sheriff Ben Clark Training Center is the official law enforcement training facility that offers CCW training courses for Riverside County permit applicants. They provide both 16-hour initial CCW training and 8-hour renewal courses as required by California law. As the county's designated training center, they serve as an alternative to approved private training vendors for completing mandatory CCW education requirements.
Riverside, CA | 16791 Davis Ave., Riverside, CA 92518
The Riverside County Sheriff Ben Clark Training Center is the official law enforcement training facility that offers CCW training courses for Riverside County permit applicants. They provide both 16-hour initial CCW training and 8-hour renewal courses as required by California law. As the county's designated training center, they serve as an alternative to approved private training vendors for completing mandatory CCW education requirements.
All classes meet California DOJ and local sheriff requirements. Students receive a certificate of completion and range qualification results on the day of training.
For first-time CCW applicants. Covers safety, laws, handling, and live-fire qualification.
$—
For existing permit holders. State-required refresher with live-fire qualification.
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16791 Davis Ave., Riverside, CA 92518
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