Minnesota Gun Training By Andrew Rothman

About Andrew

Andrew is the founder and executive director of the Minnesota Association of Defensive Firearm Instructors (MADFI). He wrote its state-approved instructor curriculum, and has personally trained and certified more than 80 instructors.

"[The class] answered 99% of my questions regarding carrying. The ones that I have now, I get answered in a matter of minutes on mngun.com."
- Alan W.

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Andrew is also a certified NRA instructor in Basic Pistol and Pistol First Steps, Home Firearm Safety, and Personal Protection in the Home, and is a NRA-certified Range Safety Officer.

He is also certified by the state of Utah as a Concealed Firearm Instructor.

He has been teaching Minnesota carry classes for more than three and a half years. You can find some "reviews" of Andrew's classes here, here, here, here or here, or visit the "What Students Say" page for student reviews.

About the class:

The Minnesota Permit to Carry a Pistol class will allow you to apply for a Minnesota Permit to Carry (as well as permits from several other states). Assuming you are not disqualified for being a felon, gang member, illegal alien or drug addict, you will be issued a permit within a month of submitting the application.

The permit to carry class centers around my own curriculum, based on a variety of authoritative sources. It covers the legal, moral and practical aspects of carrying a firearm in Minnesota. The topics covered include:
  • Choosing to carry
  • Basic pistol knowledge
  • Legal self defense
  • The lethal force encounter
    • Stress effects
    • The aftermath
  • Legal carry (application, limitations, travel)
  • Practical carry (holsters, routine police encounters)
  • Tactical Carry (concealment, malfunctions)
  • Range exercise
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