Yes, it is possible to get a Maryland Concealed Carry Permit even if you’re not a Maryland resident.  Applicants must have a “good and substantial” reason to be approved by Maryland State Police (MSP).  We provide everything you need, start to finish, starting with a candid conversation regarding your chance of success.

If violent crime is to be curbed, it is only the intended victim who can do it. The felon does not fear the police, and he fears neither judge nor jury. Therefore what he must be taught to fear is his victim.
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Maryland requires 16 hours of training for initial applications and 8 hours for renewal.  Our instructors have successfully guided hundreds of applicants through the process of obtaining their permits.  Our training is practical and effective, saving you time, money, and ammunition.  This is an intermediate level course.  Students should have basic shooting skills.  Training includes the following:

• Wear and carry fundamentals.
• Drawing from the holster.
• Situational awareness and defensive mindset.
• Defensive shooting skills and fundamentals.
• The responsible, legal use of lethal force.
• Maryland law.
• Live fire qualification in our climate-controlled indoor range.