Annual LEOSA/HR 218 firearms qualification for qualified retired law-enforcement officers.
Complete the Nevada-required shooting qualification with a certified firearms instructor. After you qualify, you will receive the completed qualification packet needed for your application or renewal.
Submit the packet to the sheriff’s office in your county of residence. All required qualification forms are provided.
TOTAL PRICE: FREE
After completing your firearms qualification, Clark County residents may apply for their LEOSA/HR 218 identification card through LVMPD.
You will need:
Bring your firearm secured in a case, along with magazines loaded with a total of 30 rounds.
• A valid photo ID from the agency from which you separated
• A letter confirming honorable separation and the required length of service, unless your agency ID already confirms LEOSA eligibility
• A valid Nevada driver’s license or Nevada identification card showing Clark County residency
• A shooting qualification certificate signed by a certified firearms instructor
You must apply through the sheriff’s office in your county of residence. Renewal applications may be submitted to LVMPD by mail or email.
Qualified retired law enforcement officers must complete a firearms qualification every 12 months to maintain their LEOSA/HR 218 authorization.
The Nevada qualification is completed under the supervision of an approved instructor. It includes firing from 3, 5 and 7 yards, with a minimum passing score of 70%. After successful completion, the instructor records the score and completes the required qualification documentation.
The retiree then submits the completed certificate, valid identification, retired law enforcement identification and required agency documents to the sheriff’s office. The sheriff’s office determines eligibility and issues the LEOSA/HR 218 qualification card.
Complete your annual LEOSA/HR 218 firearms qualification with an experienced Nevada-approved instructor. We provide a professional, respectful and straightforward qualification process designed specifically for retired law enforcement officers.
Your qualification score and required instructor documentation are completed after you successfully pass the course of fire. Our convenient Las Vegas range location makes it easy to complete your annual requirement and submit your documents to the sheriff’s office.
