Puddin99
Campaign Veteran
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The training for an Oregon permit is almost a joke. You can even take a NRA basic pistol class and that also qualifies as Oregon training. In a way it's kind of scary to think that with the training that Oregon requires passes almost anyone to receive a permit. If you really want your monies worth, when you inquire about the class, see if it actually covers Oregon's deadly force laws, rather than 'where you should point your weapon'. In my opinion, I would like to see a bit more training requirements and even possibly a live fire, but at a minimum to go over the laws on deadly force. Anyone can pull the trigger.
Ken
The training for an Oregon permit is almost a joke. You can even take a NRA basic pistol class and that also qualifies as Oregon training. In a way it's kind of scary to think that with the training that Oregon requires passes almost anyone to receive a permit. If you really want your monies worth, when you inquire about the class, see if it actually covers Oregon's deadly force laws, rather than 'where you should point your weapon'. In my opinion, I would like to see a bit more training requirements and even possibly a live fire, but at a minimum to go over the laws on deadly force. Anyone can pull the trigger.
Ken