Utah gun permit class

[ProShooter]

I don't think it does.... I'm not fully versed on this, but if I'm correct, it costs $100-$110 to get the Florida permit, and your done. You have to do the leg work on the paper work, prints, and picture...but that's on you. They get around $100 bucks.

The Utah one, you have to pay for the class AND the permit. So you probably have like ... $150-$200 in the end. Plus, the Utah one takes longer to receive from what I hear. The Utah takes like 3 months to receive, and the Florida takes about a month.

Like I said, not well versed, so I could be wrong on all of that...but from what I think I know, its cheaper. The advantages to the Utah are the extra firearm/law training under your belt, and the 2 different states (can't remember what they are. If you happen to need those specific states). Florida is quicker, easier, and cheaper. Plus, if you can't get the Utah class....like us right now...you don't have a choice. You can't get it. So it wouldn't matter if the Florida WAS more expensive.

The killer are the renewals for Florida: $75 vs. Utah $10

[Franky4Fingers]

The killer are the renewals for Florida: $75 vs. Utah $10

I didn't know that........at least they last 7 years though. That's a little over $10 per year.

[Franky4Fingers]

I would rather have the Utah permit. Maybe after the holidays we could post this on a more frequented section of the forum and try to pull people from other areas.

Sounds like a plan.


I want the Utah one, if for nothing else, for the training. But, if we can't get the people... ya know.

I know there are a handful of people from our area on this forum. Surely they would be interested?? Unless they already had the training, of course.

[PreserveandProtect]

I'm about 45 mins or so West of Altoona. Let me know when/where for the class. If it's do-able, I'll be there.

I'll also ask around to see if some others are interested.

[ProShooter]

I didn't know that........at least they last 7 years though. That's a little over $10 per year.

Utah's permit is good for 5 years - that's $2 a year

[mrjam2jab]

The killer are the renewals for Florida: $75 vs. Utah $10

Does FL not require prints on renewals? I thought I read somewhere that they did....

[dragonman]

Please count me in for the class. I work a flex schedule so I will attend regardless of the date.

[t1m0thy]

looks like we have 5-6 minimum now. I say when we hit ten we set a date and it should fill.

[scoutjoe]

Depending on when it is I'd be interested

[Franky4Fingers]

Utah's permit is good for 5 years - that's $2 a year

Your a helluva salesman. Rep for you...