Core firearm-safety rules
The four basic rules of gun safety and the importance of consistent, responsible handling practices.
Concealed Carry Course
Complete Arrow Security's two-part Arizona concealed carry course with approximately three hours of online instruction followed by a required, live instructor-led competency session.
Online instruction followed by a live competency session
Arrow Security’s Concealed Carry Course uses a two-part format. Begin with approximately three hours of online instruction covering essential firearm-safety practices and Arizona concealed-carry topics. After completing the online portion, attend the required live instructor-led competency session.
The current registration listing says Arrow completes course paperwork and fingerprinting during the live session. Both portions must be completed to finish Arrow’s course; completing the online lessons alone does not complete the program.
What students will learn
The current online curriculum combines firearm-safety principles, Arizona law, responsible decision-making, and permit next steps.
Arizona weapons law
An introduction to Arizona misconduct-with-weapons law as presented in the current online curriculum.
Justification and use of force
Foundational justification and use-of-force principles presented as part of the current online curriculum.
Alcohol and law-enforcement contacts
Responsible decision-making around alcohol and firearms and considerations during interactions with law enforcement.
Cover, concealment, and trigger discipline
The difference between cover and concealment, plus the safety reasons for keeping the trigger finger indexed.
Continued training and travel
The importance of continued practice, Arizona permit next steps, and checking current recognition rules before traveling.
How to complete the course
Finish both training components, then use the separate Arizona DPS application process.
Requirements, current dates, and pricing
Course requirements: Complete the online lessons before attending the live portion, and attend the required instructor-led competency session. Both parts are mandatory to finish Arrow’s course.
Current schedule: The registration page currently lists live sessions on the first and third Wednesday of each month at 5:00 p.m. near 67th Avenue and Greenway Road. Confirm the exact date, location, and availability when registering.
Current price and access: The course is currently listed at $50 as a one-time price with 90 days of online access. Pricing and access terms may change. The listing does not clearly state that this price includes every live-session, fingerprinting, or Arizona DPS application cost, so confirm all charges before enrolling.
What to bring: The public listing does not publish a complete materials checklist. Contact Arrow before the live session to confirm what identification, documents, and other items to bring.
Permit eligibility: Course completion is only one part of the permit process. Review the current Arizona DPS eligibility and application requirements before enrolling.
Concealed carry course questions
Understand the training and application steps before you register.
No. The course includes approximately three hours of online instruction followed by a required live instructor-led competency session. Both portions must be completed.
The current listing says live competency sessions are held on the first and third Wednesday of each month at 5:00 p.m. near 67th Avenue and Greenway Road. Confirm the current date and availability while registering.
The course is currently listed at $50 as a one-time price with 90 days of access. Confirm the price and every included or separate cost on the live registration page before enrolling.
The public listing does not provide a complete checklist. Contact Arrow before attending to confirm what identification, paperwork, and other items to bring.
No. Completing both parts finishes Arrow's course. Arizona DPS separately reviews the permit application, background information, training documentation, and eligibility before deciding whether to issue a permit.
No. A concealed-weapons permit and an Arizona armed security guard registration serve different purposes. Review the separate armed-guard training and licensing requirements before performing armed security work.
Complete both parts of Arrow's Concealed Carry Course.
Begin with the online instruction, then attend the required live competency session before using the separate Arizona DPS permit application process.