It is no secret that people with disabilities are preyed upon by the wolves in our society. In the law enforcement community, criminals or the 'bad guys' are known as "wolves". Police officers and other law enforcement personnel see themselves as "sheepdogs",  and make it their profession and duty to protect us, the "sheep." By obtaining a CHL and learning how to safely and properly handle a firearm, you are gaining the ability to protect yourself. Every time you carry, you take on the serious responsibility of protecting yourself if forcibly required to. 

        All Can Carry seeks to remedy the high victimization rates for  people with disabilities by providing Deaf and hard of hearing individuals their fundamental second amendment right to carry firearms by conducting LTC classes entirely in American Sign Language. The Deaf community and hard of hearing population are the owners’ inspiration for establishing this company. All Can Carry is willing to teach those with the right attitude and willingness how to defend themselves before becoming another disabled persons victim statistic.

        Contact All Can Carry to exercise your right to carry and defend yourself today! YOU, just like every other American, have the RIGHT to protect and defend yourself.

* All Can Carry strictly adheres to the federal laws and penal codes laid out by the         U.S. and state government. All Can Carry will teach and train those whose disability   ALLOWS them to legally carry and hold firearms by law. 

*** These classes will be exclusively for those who are Deaf or hard of hearing and            will be conducted entirely in American Sign Language, voice off.

      You MUST be Deaf or hard of hearing and fluently use and understand American       Sign Language to enroll into these classes.

      Absolutely NO exceptions. 

 ~  All Can Carry proudly partners with local colleges with Interpreter Training                 Programs (ITP's) and, at times, allows interpreting interns to observe classes. 

~   All interns will follow strict adherence to the Code of Professional Conduct                  (CPC).

~  These students are NOT  participants in the class, they are NOT receiving                     certifications or licenses while observing and will NOT be actively asking                     questions or making comments during class lectures or discussions. They are               there to strictly observe, learn new concepts and enhance their vocabulary, etc.  

~  Interpreting interns meet with the instructor at a separate time after the class to         discuss grammatical techniques, placement, vocabulary, etc.