BADC Firearms Training

05/12/2024

Happy Mothers Day!!!

05/10/2024

I would like to say thank you everyone who has supported us this far.

We are proud to announce that we will be resuming our Connecticut Pistol Permit Courses starting

Saturday, June 8th. 9:00am until 6:00pm

We look forward to having a fresh start after a much needed break.

01/27/2024

Connecticut Pistol Permit Course
1 day Course 9:00am to 5:00pm

Saturday, February 17th
Classroom Terryville CT
Range Bristol CT

Call or text Anthony at 203-615-1563 to register!!!

06/18/2023

Another great class in the books. Everyone did amazing and I am proud to have another great group of people on there way to owning fi****ms.

05/09/2023

If you want to own fi****ms in Connecticut there is no better time to start!!!

We are giving away a !!!FREE HOODIE!!! to the first 5 people who register to our June 3rd Basic Pistol Course.

We are also giving away a !!!FREE T-SHIRT!!! to the first 5 people who refer someone that registers to our June 3rd Basic Pistol Course.

(sizes and colors limited so act now)

Contact us for details

https://www.bcfi****ms-training.com/

05/09/2023

https://www.facebook.com/1130993332/posts/10227606996657088/?mibextid=NOb6eG

03/31/2023

So much misinformation. What they describe and what is actually happening is very different.

Don't let them take away your rights as not only American Citizens but human beings who have a God given right to defend yourselves.

https://www.bcfi****ms-training.com/

Governor Ned Lamont is applauding the Connecticut General Assembly’s Judiciary Committee for voting this afternoon to approve a comprehensive legislative proposal he introduced that seeks to prevent acts of gun violence, including mass shootings, community violence, domestic violence, suicides, and accidental shootings.

“As elected leaders, it is our responsibility to implement policies that keep our homes, our schools, our churches, and our neighborhoods safe, and the people who elected us want us to take every opportunity ensure this happens,” Governor Lamont said.

The legislation is House Bill 6667, An Act Addressing Gun Violence. Among its provisions include:

Closing loopholes in the state’s assault weapons ban;

• Strengthening penalties related to the state’s ban on large-capacity magazines to make that ban enforceable;

• Increasing the age to purchase all fi****ms to 21;

• Banning the open carrying of fi****ms in public, while continuing to allow concealed carry with a permit except in particular locations;

• Limiting handgun purchases to one per month to discourage straw purchases;

• Updating the state’s ban on unregistered “ghost guns” to stop their illegal flow;

• Requiring a ten-day waiting period before purchasing a firearm;
Increasing education requirements for firearm licenses;

• Requiring safe storage regardless of who lives at a given residence;

• Improving the design safety standards for semiautomatic handguns;

• Making commission of a family violence crime or being a fugitive an automatic disqualifier for holding a pistol permit;

• Prohibiting the carrying of any loaded long gun in a vehicle; and
Requiring trigger locks for all firearm purchases.

The bill will now be considered by the entire House of Representatives, and if approved, will go to the State Senate for consideration.