

GARRETT, President & Secretary,
Co-Founder
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Garrett Grimm is the President and co-founder of Gallatin Community Gun Club. He is passionate about building a welcoming, safety-focused community where people of all backgrounds and experience levels can learn, grow, and connect. Garrett helps oversee club operations, instructor coordination, events, and educational programming, with a strong focus on responsible firearm ownership, preparedness, and practical skill-building. He believes education and community are key to creating safer, more confident individuals both on and off the range.

TARA, Vice President & Treasurer,
Co-Founder
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Tara Fincher is the Vice President and co-founder of Gallatin Community Gun Club. She is passionate about creating an inclusive, community-centered environment focused on safety, preparedness, and education. Tara helps oversee club operations, member communication, event coordination, and organizational planning, while also assisting with the development and instruction of classes in firearm safety, first aid, and emergency preparedness. With a background in psychology and social work studies, she is especially passionate about building confidence through education and helping people feel supported, informed, and empowered.

MCKENZIE, Director
A lifelong outdoors enthusiast and Bozeman native, McKenzie is a former wilderness EMT/SAR and CDT thru-hiker turned survivalist and prepper. He is also an open water and altitude certified diver. When not out on the range or in the backcountry, he can be found in the garden trying to be a better beekeeper, or riding ADV motorcycles somewhere ridiculous and unnecessary.

PATRICK, Director
Patrick is passionate about sharing his firearm knowledge gained from nearly a decade spent working in firearms sales. His time in sales has allowed him hands on experience with thousands of makes and models of firearms. With that experience he is always happy to help answer questions and help people get started on the right foot when getting in to shooting.
