CA CCW Instructors in Dangerous Uncharted Waters

Published on December 15, 2023
Duration: 5:30

This video discusses the emergency regulations proposed by the California Department of Justice (DOJ) concerning CCW instructors in light of SB2. It highlights the uncertainty surrounding the validity of various certifications, including NRA, USCCA, POST, and military MOS, for teaching CCW classes starting January 1, 2024. The proposed regulations outline three categories for instructors: BSIS certified, active/retired law enforcement POST certified, or certified from a California accredited firearms training course, with significant ambiguity regarding the latter.

Quick Summary

California's proposed emergency regulations for CCW instructors, tied to SB2, will significantly alter certification requirements starting January 1, 2024. Notably, NRA instructor certifications are no longer recognized. The regulations outline three categories: BSIS, POST, or a California accredited firearms training course, with the latter lacking clear definition.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to CA CCW Instructor Regulations
  2. 00:05California DOJ Proposed Emergency Regulations
  3. 00:10Impact of SB2 on CCW Instructors
  4. 00:27DOJ Emergency Regulations (EER) Overview
  5. 00:52Instructor Certifications: NRA, USCCA, POST
  6. 01:11NRA as a Gold Standard in Firearms Training
  7. 01:33Calls to California DOJ for Clarification
  8. 01:42USCCA and POST Certifications
  9. 02:06Tactical Rifle Instructor Certification
  10. 02:21Military MOS as Marksmanship Instructor
  11. 03:02Feedback from the DOJ: Uncertainty
  12. 03:32Emergency Regulation Timeline and Information
  13. 03:52DOJ CCW Instructor Categories
  14. 03:58BSIS Security Guard Certification
  15. 04:06Active/Retired Law Enforcement POST Certification
  16. 04:15California Accredited Firearms Training Course
  17. 04:25Ambiguity of Accredited Training Courses
  18. 04:55The Third Category: A Big Question Mark
  19. 05:03Process for DOJ CCW Instructor Qualification
  20. 05:13Instructor Unease and Uncertainty
  21. 05:22Conclusion and Future Information

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the new California DOJ emergency regulations for CCW instructors?

The California DOJ has proposed emergency regulations impacting CCW instructors, effective around December 15th or January 1, 2024, due to SB2. These rules aim to redefine acceptable instructor certifications, causing significant uncertainty for many.

Are NRA instructor certifications still valid for CA CCW?

No, under the proposed California DOJ emergency regulations, NRA instructor certifications are no longer acknowledged as valid for teaching CCW classes. This change is a significant point of concern for many instructors.

What are the three categories for CA CCW instructors under the new rules?

The proposed regulations list three categories: BSIS certified instructors, active or retired law enforcement POST certified instructors, and instructors certified by a California accredited firearms training course. The third category remains largely undefined.

What is the status of USCCA and military MOS certifications for CA CCW instructors?

The validity of USCCA certifications and military MOS (like Marksmanship Instructor) for CA CCW instruction is currently uncertain. The DOJ has not provided clear guidance on whether these will be accepted under the new emergency regulations.

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