Can you take the Texas LTC class online?
Yes. The Texas LTC classroom portion can be completed online. Online LTC classes allow students to complete the required training from their phone, tablet, or computer at their own pace.
After completing the online class, students must still complete a live-fire shooting qualification with a certified LTC instructor.
How long does the Texas LTC class take?
The Texas LTC course typically takes about 4 to 6 hours to complete.
With an online LTC class, you can complete the training at your own pace, making it easier to fit into your schedule.
How much does a Texas License to Carry cost?
The cost of a Texas License to Carry varies:
• The LTC class fee & Live Fire test fee (varies by instructor)
• The Texas DPS application fee
• Fingerprinting fees
Some applicants, including military members and veterans, may qualify for discounted state fees.
Do you still need an LTC in Texas?
Texas allows permitless carry, but many people still choose to obtain a Texas License to Carry because it offers several benefits:
✔ Reciprocity with many other states
✔ Ability to carry in some locations where permitless carry may not apply
✔ Faster firearm purchases in many cases
✔ Demonstrates formal firearms training
What do you need to qualify for a Texas LTC?
To qualify for a Texas License to Carry, applicants must generally:
• Be at least 18 years old
• Meet federal and state firearm eligibility requirements
• Complete the LTC training course
• Pass the written test and shooting qualification
• Submit fingerprints and an application to Texas DPS
What is the Texas LTC shooting qualification?
The Texas LTC shooting qualification is a live-fire test completed at a shooting range with a certified instructor.
The course of fire includes 50 rounds fired at distances of 3, 7, and 15 yards. The purpose is to demonstrate safe and basic handgun proficiency.
Most students successfully complete the qualification with proper instruction.
How long does it take to get a Texas License to Carry?
After submitting your application and fingerprints, the Texas Department of Public Safety typically processes LTC applications within several weeks.
Processing times may vary depending on background checks and application volume.
Can non-residents get a Texas LTC?
Yes. Non-residents can apply for a Texas License to Carry if they meet the eligibility requirements and complete the training.
Many non-residents apply for a Texas LTC because it is recognized by many states across the country.
Where can you take an LTC class near me?
If you're looking for an LTC class near you, GTGLTC offers convenient online Texas LTC training that you can complete on your own time, followed by a professional range qualification.
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