Question 1

Why should I choose Paladin Shield for my training?

Accepted Answer

We provide the highest quality instruction for Bay Area security professionals and constantly refine our methods/materials improve your learning experience.  By joining us, you will have access to Paladin Tactical U.S.(https://www.paladin-tactical-us.com) which provides exceptional firearms and tactical instruction for law enforcement, security teams, and CCW holders.

Question 2

Where and when do you hold classes?

Accepted Answer

Classes are usually held at the United Sportsmen Range in Concord. For the initial BSIS Exposed Firearms Permit class, we will have one day (8 hours) in the classroom and then one day (8 hours) on the range. For the BSIS re-qualification courses, we will have two hours in the classroom before spending an hour on the range.

We offer the initial Exposed Firearms Permit class quarterly and the re-qualification session monthly.  Click HERE (https://www.paladin-shield.com/event-list)for the class schedule.

Question 3

What is your Cancellation/Refund Policy

Accepted Answer

Class fees are nonrefundable; however, funds may be transferred to a different class if the request is made five (5) calendar days prior to the original class date.

Classes rescheduled due to acts of God, including extreme weather or range closures outside of Paladin Shield's control will be rescheduled in place of a refund. Changes in class location or class schedule will be communicated by the email address and phone number you provide.

If a class is rescheduled due to a low number of signups, we will ask that you move to another class date. You will receive a full refund if we can't accommodate you with an alternate date.

Question 4

What are the BSIS TFF and TIF license numbers for Paladin Shield?

Accepted Answer

BSIS Licensed Firearms Facility
Paladin Shield 
TFF 1710

BSIS Certified Firearms Instructor
Daniel Butler
TIF 2861

Question 5

How do I obtain a BSIS Firearm Permit?

Accepted Answer

Follow the steps below:

1. Complete an 8-hour Power to Arrest Course, submit your initial guard application to BSIS, and supply fingerprints upon their request
2. BSIS will issue you a Guard Registration Card (remember to take the remaining 32 hours of required training within 6 months of registration)
3. Complete a 2-day BSIS Firearm Permit Course, passing the written exam and live-fire qualification
4. Complete the Firearms Assessment (personality test)
5. Submit your Firearm Permit Initial Application to BSIS along with your  course certificate, and supply a set of fingerprints upon their request 
6. BSIS will issue your Firearm Permit
7. If you want to renew your Firearm Permit in two years, remember to complete a Firearms Range Qualification/Review Course every 6-months. 
8. Complete an additional 8-hours of continuing training annually to maintain your Guard Registration Card.

PALADIN SHIELD

Security Training & Consulting

TFF 1710/TIF 2861