We offer qualified retired/separated Law Enforcement Officers residing in California the ability to quickly and easily qualify for their LEOSA/HR-218 annual firearms qualification requirements as outlined in the Law Enforcement Officer Safety Act (LEOSA) of 2004 and Improvements Act of 2010 (18 U.S.C. Chapter 44, 926(b) and (c)) for qualified retired/separated law enforcement officers to carry a concealed firearm in the 50 states and U.S. territories.
Our instructors can qualify retired/separated LEOSA officers using your agency’s qualification course or ours if it meets with your agency’s approval. Upon successful completion, retired officers will be issued a Weapons Qualification Card as evidence of their annual qualification under 18 U.S.C. 926. When accompanied by a valid LEOSA ID, this will provide the necessary documentation that you have qualified within the last 12 months.
To carry concealed you must qualify at least annually and:
- have met the State's standards for training and qualification to carry a firearm for active law enforcement officers in that state for the same type of weapon as the concealed,
- qualify using the State's LEOSA firearms qualification course, or
- if the State has not established law enforcement officer firearms qualification standards the instructor will certify the officer has completed the handgun qualification course conducted by a state-certified civilian firearms instructor using the member's privately owned firearm personally procured ammunition.
Required Target: IPSC standard target
Minimum total number of rounds to be fired: 36. (Or agency-specific, if required.)
The course of fire: 10 rounds fired at each distance: 3 yards (9 feet), 5 yards (15 feet), and 7 yards (21 feet) and 6 rounds fired at 10 yards (30 feet).
Minimum passing score: 80 percent of rounds must score within the C-ring of the target.
Other requirements: The student shall be required to safely load, unload, and reload their handgun during the course of fire. This course of fire shall be required for the first firearm the applicant will be licensed to carry.