Find New York concealed carry classes that meet the state's required 16-hour classroom and 2-hour live-fire training standard.
118 instructors and schools listed
Newburgh, NY
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Patchogue, NY
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Rochester, NY
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Brooklyn, NY
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Mineola, NY
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Uniondale, NY
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Scottsville, NY
Philadelphia, NY
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Clarence, NY
Hamburg, NY
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Forestburgh, NY
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New York, NY
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Massena, NY
Bernhards Bay, NY
Binghamton, NY
Ronkonkoma, NY
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Brooklyn, NY
Mt Vernon, NY
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Cornwallville, NY
Highland Falls, NY
Lagrangeville, NY
Tonawanda, NY
Webster, NY
Elmira, NY
Marion, NY
New City, NY
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Flushing, NY
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New York, NY
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Rochester, NY
Woodmere, NY
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Claim Your ListingIt depends on where you apply. In most counties the license fee is set by the county between $3 and $10, plus fingerprinting fees. In New York City the application fee is $340 and the fingerprint fee is $88.25. Nassau and Westchester counties set their own fees. The required 18-hour training course is an added cost, priced by each instructor.
The required course is 18 hours: 16 hours of in-person classroom instruction and 2 hours of live-fire range training. You must score at least 80% on a written test and pass a live-fire assessment in which you draw from concealment and fire five rounds at 4 yards, putting at least four on target.
No. New York does not allow permitless carry. You need a pistol/revolver license to have and carry concealed. A premises license only covers your home or business and does not let you carry in public.
By law, the licensing officer must approve or deny a complete application within six months. The officer may take longer only for good cause and must notify you in writing of the reasons for the delay.
You must be at least 21 to get a New York concealed carry license. Honorably discharged members of the US armed forces and the New York National Guard may apply younger.
Not automatically. A license issued outside New York City is not valid in the city unless the NYPD Police Commissioner issues a special permit. New York City residents apply directly to the NYPD License Division, which charges a $340 application fee and an $88.25 fingerprint fee and requires renewal every 3 years. Outside the city, Nassau, Suffolk, and Westchester licenses also expire every 3 years, while licenses from other counties do not expire but must be recertified with the State Police every 3 years.
New York's Penal Law does not set out a specific holster requirement for license holders, but the state-required training covers holster considerations and retention, and the live-fire test requires you to draw from concealment and re-holster safely. A good holster protects the trigger, keeps the gun in place, and lets you draw and re-holster with control. When picking a holster, choose one that covers the trigger guard completely and holds the gun securely, like a KYDEX holster molded to your exact gun.
Listings come from public business information and instructor submissions. Laws change, so confirm current requirements with the official state agency before you apply. This page is not legal advice. Last reviewed October 15, 2026.