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Recap of Selected Final Rules - UPDATED June 30, 2005
Minimum age: 21 (as of 6/17/05)
Note: Those at least 18 may take the course. However, a non-CCW completion
certificate will be issued.
DPS-Mandated Course of Fire for Certification:
Total Rounds Required: 25
3-yard line: 15 rounds
7-yard line: 10 rounds
Each round is worth 4 points
Minimum Rounds on Target: 18 out of 25
Minimum Score: 72% (7 rounds off target)
Reloads for both semi-auto and revolver shooters will be after 6 rounds.
Target Size: 12" wide by 18" tall
Minimum Caliber: The minimum caliber with which a person may be certified is .32
caliber.
Determination of competency: "...An approved instructor shall determine whether or
not to issue a certificate of completion based on the applicant or licensee's score on the
competency demonstration and the applicant or licensee’s knowledge and
understanding of the subjects specified in Subsection A of NMSA 1978 Section 29-19-7"
Note: That section means the instructor has leeway to determine "knowledge and
understanding" of the material presented. To that end, I will administer a written test.
The test will be multiple choice. You must score 80% to pass. You must pass the
written and practical portions to pass the course and earn a certificate.
Note: Those at least 18 may take the course. However, a non-CCW completion
certificate will be issued.
DPS-Mandated Course of Fire for Certification:
Total Rounds Required: 25
3-yard line: 15 rounds
7-yard line: 10 rounds
Each round is worth 4 points
Minimum Rounds on Target: 18 out of 25
Minimum Score: 72% (7 rounds off target)
Reloads for both semi-auto and revolver shooters will be after 6 rounds.
Target Size: 12" wide by 18" tall
Minimum Caliber: The minimum caliber with which a person may be certified is .32
caliber.
Determination of competency: "...An approved instructor shall determine whether or
not to issue a certificate of completion based on the applicant or licensee's score on the
competency demonstration and the applicant or licensee’s knowledge and
understanding of the subjects specified in Subsection A of NMSA 1978 Section 29-19-7"
Note: That section means the instructor has leeway to determine "knowledge and
understanding" of the material presented. To that end, I will administer a written test.
The test will be multiple choice. You must score 80% to pass. You must pass the
written and practical portions to pass the course and earn a certificate.
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