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Become a MCRGO CPL Instructor with 906 Tactical

The MCRGO program is Michigan-specific and focuses on concealed carry outside the home,

ensuring you’re equipped to teach relevant, practical skills. Teaching others to responsibly

exercise their self-defense rights is one of the most impactful ways to support Second

Amendment freedoms in Michigan. Approximately 70% of MCRGO instructors transition from

national agencies, and 906 Tactical is here to make that transition seamless with our

comprehensive training program.

Program Overview

No Application Fee: There is no cost to apply to become an MCRGO instructor through 906

Tactical.

Application Here

Workshop Fees: The registration fee for an instructor workshop varies depending on the

session. This fee covers trainer compensation, training materials, venue rental, and MCRGO’s

liability insurance. For specific pricing, contact 906 Tactical.

Certification Duration: MCRGO instructor certification is valid for two years. Online renewal after

two years costs $25.

No Minimums: There are no annual or biennial student or class minimums required for

recertification.

Materials and Costs: Instructors pay $10 per student, which includes access to student

certificates, all training materials, and a 1-year MCRGO membership for each student. This fee

also provides access to a video for teaching the legal portion of the CPL class. Instructors are

not required to order materials directly from MCRGO.

How to Become an MCRGO Instructor with 906 Tactical

Apply to MCRGO: Submit your application to MCRGO through 906 Tactical to become an

approved instructor candidate. There is no cost to apply.

Prerequisites:

Michigan CPL Requirement: Candidates must hold a current Michigan Concealed Pistol License

unless exempted under MCL 28.432a Sec. 12a (a) and provide current department ID as a

substitute (e.g., law enforcement credentials).

MCRGO Membership: Candidates must be current members of MCRGO.

Prior Training (if applicable): Candidates who are not current NRA PPIH instructors, USCCA

instructors, or do not have other MCRGO-approved 425J qualifying training, State Bar

credentials, MCOLES credentials, or accepted current law enforcement credentials

(federal/tribal) must first complete an MCRGO CPL course from any MCRGO instructor. Proof of

certification must be provided to the MCRGO Executive Director before registering for a 906

Tactical instructor workshop.

Combined Course Option: Candidates enrolling in a combined 3-day MCRGO CPL course and

instructor workshop offered by 906 Tactical do not need to provide proof of certification in

advance.

Register for a Workshop: Once approved as an instructor candidate by MCRGO, register for a

906 Tactical instructor workshop. Registration must be completed at least one week prior to the

workshop. Contact the 906 Tactical team to secure your spot.

Workshop Requirements: Instructors are responsible for their own transportation, lodging, and

materials. Bring a primary carry firearm of 9mm/.38 or larger caliber and 250 rounds of

ammunition.

Digital Program Management: 906 Tactical’s MCRGO CPL Instructor Program is managed

digitally for efficiency. All communication with 906 Tactical and MCRGO regarding the training

program is conducted via email.

Instructors are expected to have:

A valid email address.

Basic computer skills, including the ability to download and display PowerPoint presentations

and videos.

Acceptance of PayPal for online payments.

All communication with 906 Tactical and MCRGO regarding the training program is conducted

via email.

Why Choose 906 Tactical?

At 906 Tactical, we are committed to providing top-tier training that equips you to teach

Michigan’s CPL curriculum with confidence. Our workshops are led by experienced instructors

who prioritize practical, Michigan-specific instruction. By joining our program, you’ll become part

of a community dedicated to promoting responsible concealed carry and defending self-defense