[thackney]

Sorry, I found it. You are correct. I word searched for “revolver” in the laws and did not see it. Searching for “category” to me to it.

That should be removed, in my opinion as well.

[Yo-Yo]

So I stand (partially) corrected. So if you qualify with a revolver, you must wait for your renewal class to qualify with a semi-auto before you can carry.

To me that's still a little too nanny-state to me. You are being taught when and when not to use deadly force, you are being taught the moral and legal consequences of carrying concealed, you are being taught where you can and cannot carry, and you must pass a 250 round course of fire.

After all that, does it really matter if you qualified with a revolver and two years later you decide to buy a Glock?

You could qualify with a Ruger Mark III and be licensed to carry a .50AE Desert Eagle, but if you qualify with a Smith & Wesson Model 19 .357 Magnum you can't carry a Ruger SR22P?