Allows physically disabled individuals who are not able to stand up to complete the two-hour live-fire range training course requirement for a concealed carry license while sitting.

This bill allows individuals with physical disabilities who cannot stand to take the live-fire training course required for a concealed carry license while sitting down. It aims to make the process of obtaining a concealed carry license more accessible for those with mobility challenges.

Supporters of the bill would highlight its commitment to inclusivity and equal rights for individuals with disabilities. They would argue that it removes unnecessary barriers for disabled individuals seeking to exercise their right to bear arms, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to participate in training regardless of their physical limitations.

Critics may express concerns that allowing seated training could compromise the effectiveness and safety of firearms training. They might argue that this change could lead to inadequate preparation for real-life situations, potentially putting both the individual and the public at risk.