Get Your NJ and/or CT Non-Resident Carry Permit
This course is designed for New York State residents who already hold a valid NYS Pistol Permit. If you live outside NY, you must have a current permit in your home state.
Pricing
New Jersey Permit: $195 (with ammo) or $180 (bring your own ammo)
Connecticut Permit: $195 (with ammo) or $180 (bring your own ammo)
Both Permits: $370 (with ammo) or $340 (bring your own)
What You’ll Need:
50 rounds per permit qualification (9mm)
Eye and ear protection
Rigid holster (inside-the-waistband allowed if molded)
1–2 spare magazines + carriers
Pants with belt loops and a sturdy belt
Footwear suitable for movement
NJ Qualification Overview
NJ requires a safety and legal briefing (no written test), plus a live-fire qualification:
For the NJ Qualification:
Demonstrate safe handling, loading/unloading, and drawing
80% hits (40/50 rounds) on FBI Q target at distances from 3–15 yards
No coaching during qualification—this is a higher standard than NY permits
Important: This is a pass/fail (“Go/No Go”) test. Safety violations or failure to meet standards will result in disqualification without refund or certificate.
Need More Practice?
If you’re not confident in your skills, we strongly recommend additional training. We offer courses to help you prepare to pass and improve your proficiency.
Next Steps
After successful completion, you’ll receive a qualification certificate to submit with your NJ and/or CT application. All permit applications must be filed by the participant—we’ll provide step-by-step guidance.
Ready to qualify? Reserve your spot today.
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Call or text 914-401-0440 to sign up
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Or, sign up using the link below:
https://westchesterfirearmssafety.com/event/connecticut-and-or-new-jersey-non-resident-ccw-permit-class-8/
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