Specifically what you need is an NRA certified instructor and a
certificate from a class that meets the FL requirements.
NRA First Steps Pistol is 3 hrs and should meet with Florida guidelines.
I'd check with local gun clubs - somebody in that area is bound to be
an NRA certified instructor.
You can always check with NRA but often the Training Dept just has a
long list of instructor names (50K NRA instructors nationwide) and
they don't know which ones are active and which ones are not.

Karl




At 08:21 AM 2/28/2008, you wrote:

>:You have to take some training, so
>an instructor can give you a certificate.
>
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>Subject: [Combat-Handgun] Help with Training Cert.
>
>Hi,
>Iam an Illinois (DuPage Co) resiident that is applying for an non-
>resident FL CCW and need to submit a cert. that i have received
>training. Who out there knows where I can get this.
>I have been an active shooter in USPSA for about 5 years and really
>never actually received training. Just joined the USPSA and then
>started shooting matches.
>Any help would be greatly appreciated
>Mack
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