NM CCW Training (Initial, Renewal, Refresher, Endorsement)
Please note: This is not a "learn to shoot" class.
Initial Permit students must be proficient in firearm safety, manipulation, safely drawing from a holster and holstering, and marksmanship principles.
Unless otherwise specified, all NM CCW classes are taught on Saturdays and Sundays at the Los Alamos Sportsmen's Club.
LOCATION: Rendija Canyon Road - Los Alamos - New Mexico
GPS: 35.90917° N, 106.2775° W
"What Three Words" Geolocation Service Link to the front door of Main Building/Classroom: //pacifist.opened.drillers
Click the "REGISTER" button below to sign up and secure a slot for:
- Initial Permit Class (Saturday and Sunday, 8am to ~4pm, then shooting the course of fire on Sunday)
- Permit Renewal Class (Sunday, 8am to ~noon, then shooting the course of fire)
- Permit Refresher Class and "Endorsement" Students (Sunday, ~12pm to ~4pm, shooting the course of fire)
At least 5 INITIAL PERMIT students must sign up by the Wednesday before the class. If a minimum of 5 initial permit students has not been reached by then, THE CLASS WILL NOT TAKE PLACE and Your payment will be rolled over to a future class.
REFUND POLICY: CLASS FEES PAID ARE NOT REFUNDABLE. IF YOU ARE NOT ABLE TO ATTEND A CLASS, YOUR FEE WILL BE ROLLED OVER TO THE NEXT AVAILABLE CLASS. SUBMITTING THIS FORM INDICATES YOU ARE AWARE OF AND AGREE WITH THIS REFUND POLICY.
Please look over the required equipment list: Click here.
Review other notes for the class: Click here.
Download the NM CCW Act Booklet: Click here (NOTE: By submitting this registration, you acknowledge receipt of the NM CCW Act Booklet)
View/Download the FEE SCHEDULE HANDOUT: Click here (NOTE: By submitting this registration, you acknowledge receipt of the Fee Schedule Handout)
OTHER REQUIRED FORMS TO FILL OUT AND SUBMIT ONLINE:
- Release and Waiver: Click here
Relevant Feedback
Mr. Grimler is knowledgeable about concealed carry, speaks clearly, and cares about the success and well-being of his students. He is open and approachable and asks if anyone has questions. Highly recommended!
Mike,
As always, I felt very safe in your class.
I have been partial to revolvers. With a revolver misfire; just keep pulling the trigger. With a semi-auto misfire; the fight is over.
Perhaps Ed McGivern’s exhibitions in the1930’s influenced my prejudice. Five shots, in 0.45 seconds, at 15 ft, into a 1 inch group. Simultaneously throwing six clay pigeons into the air, drawing the revolver, and breaking all six before hitting the ground. Throwing a playing card into the air, drawing the revolver, and splitting the card in half. Hitting a man-sized target at 600 yards. Many more almost unbelievable feats recorded in “Fast and Fanciful Revolver Shooting”.
However, you showed me that, at my skill level, a semi automatic is a better choice. In my first concealed carry class, you took me aside and showed me how to reload a revolver. After about ten hours of practice with a speed loader, I was still clumsy and slow.
With a semi automatic, ten minutes of practice yielded a safe, smooth reload.
I have a semi-automatic that does not jam or misfire. My life depends on it.
Thanks for your instruction.
Joe
Really enjoyed the course, you provided a lot of good information in conjunction to the CCW training. Will do a course with you again when needed.
Instructors
Michael Grimler
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- Michael Grimler
- mr••••g@wyo••••r.com
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