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Youth and Adult divisions. Scores will be submitted throughout the season, with standings updated online.
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Mattson Munitions • LaMoure, North Dakota
Concealed Carry Class Coming This July
Class 1 & Class 2 North Dakota Concealed Weapon License Interest Signup
Mattson Munitions is planning to host a local concealed carry class this July at Verona Bear Creek Lodge & Event Center. We have not locked in the exact date yet, but we are starting an interest list now so we can plan the class correctly.
If you are interested in getting your North Dakota Class 1 or Class 2 concealed weapon license, please register ahead of time so we can plan for classroom space, testing, and range time.
How to Get on the List
Click the button below and register through our website.
In the comment section when registering, please type:
- Class 1 if you are interested in the Class 1 concealed weapon license
- Class 2 if you are interested in the Class 2 concealed weapon license
- Not Sure if you want help deciding which license fits you best
This will help us accommodate the right amount of range time, class time, and testing needs.
Class 1 vs. Class 2: What’s the Difference?
North Dakota offers both Class 1 and Class 2 concealed weapon licenses. Both are valid North Dakota licenses, but the Class 1 license has additional requirements and generally offers stronger reciprocity with other states.
Class 1 Concealed Weapon License
Best for people who want the stronger license option and may want better out-of-state reciprocity.
- Applicant must be at least 21 years old
- Applicant must meet North Dakota eligibility requirements
- Open-book written test required
- Classroom instruction required
- Firearm familiarity required
- Shooting proficiency test required
- Generally recognized by more states than Class 2
Class 2 Concealed Weapon License
A solid option for people mainly wanting a North Dakota concealed weapon license.
- Applicant must be at least 18 years old
- Applicant must meet North Dakota eligibility requirements
- Open-book written test required
- No Class 1 shooting proficiency test
- Valid North Dakota concealed weapon license
- Usually less reciprocity than Class 1
Class 1 Shooting Proficiency Test
For the North Dakota Class 1 concealed weapon license, applicants must complete classroom instruction, demonstrate familiarity with the firearm, and successfully complete the shooting proficiency test.
The shooting portion is designed to show safe firearm handling, basic accuracy, and the ability to safely complete the required course of fire.
Common Class 1 Shooting Test Overview
- Students must use a safe handgun with proper ammunition
- The test includes a live-fire shooting/proficiency portion
- The course is commonly fired at 7 yards and 15 yards
- Students may be required to safely draw, fire, reload, and complete the course within the allowed time
- A passing score is 70%
- For a common 24-round course, 17 hits are typically needed to pass
What Should Class 1 Students Bring?
Final class details will be announced once the date is set, but Class 1 students should plan ahead for the shooting portion.
- Safe handgun
- Proper ammunition for your handgun
- Eye protection
- Ear protection
- Secure holster
- Extra magazines or speed loaders if available
- Additional ammo for practice, if needed
Planned July Class Location
We are currently planning this concealed carry class for July, but the exact date has not been decided yet.
The class is planned to be hosted at Verona Bear Creek Lodge & Event Center.
Registering early helps us decide how many people are interested, how much range time we need, and whether students are looking for Class 1, Class 2, or help deciding between the two.
Local. Simple. No Confusion.
Mattson Munitions is here to help make the process easier for local gun owners, first-time concealed carry applicants, and anyone who wants to better understand the North Dakota concealed weapon license process.
Whether you are interested in Class 1, Class 2, or you are not sure which one you need, register now and leave a comment so we can plan accordingly.
When registering, please comment: Class 1, Class 2, or Not Sure. Pricing and full class details will be posted soon — follow Mattson Munitions on Facebook for updates.
Disclaimer: This page is for class interest and general information only. Concealed weapon license eligibility, testing requirements, and approval are handled by the State of North Dakota. Applicants are responsible for meeting all legal requirements. Final class details, date, time, cost, and required equipment will be announced once scheduled. Planned location: Verona Bear Creek Lodge & Event Center.
Additional details and pricing will be announced soon. Follow Mattson Munitions on Facebook for class updates, final dates, pricing, and more information.
North Dakota Concealed Carry License Information: Applicants must be at least 18 years old for a Class 2 license and at least 21 years old for a Class 1 license. Applicants must be a resident of North Dakota, on full-time active military duty stationed in North Dakota, or a resident of a state that has reciprocity with North Dakota and who possesses a valid concealed weapon license in their home state.
Applicants must successfully complete the required training, complete the Bureau of Criminal Investigation application process, and pass the required BCI and FBI criminal history records check. License approval is handled by the State of North Dakota.
Class 1 and Class 2 licenses are both valid within North Dakota. The main difference is reciprocity. Because of the additional testing requirements, Class 1 license holders generally have reciprocity in more states than Class 2 license holders.
A North Dakota concealed weapon license is valid for 5 years. Initial licenses and renewals require a $60 state application fee. Processing time may take up to 60 days.
If you have any questions about your eligibility, consult with an attorney or review the official North Dakota concealed weapon license requirements through the North Dakota Attorney General / BCI.
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