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New Mexico - Right to Carry Rules To Be Finalized Soon
Friday, September 7, 2001
In response to concerns raised by certified instructors and individual NRA and NMSSA members during the comment period and public hearing on proposed Right to Carry rules, the New Mexico Department of Public Safety has reportedly scaled back some of the more onerous training requirements for carry licenses. Rules for implementation of the new law should be finalized and available on the department`s website by September 13. Applications for licenses are currently available at that website.
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