Administering the new COF for civilian wear and carry permit holders first time today under the new guidelines. I have to say I am embarrassed to even to even do this COF as a 5 year old could pass it. In the past, the instructor had some discretion but this is ridiculous.
Civilian Wear and Carry Permit COF
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huesmann
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COF?
NateIU10
Ultimate Member
Course of Fire?
Another confusing thing about the new stuff. Do MSPQHI have to take the renewal for a permit? The way the law reads they are listed under the "exempt from this" list.
I have applied to be a MSP qualified instructor, however I will be coming up for renewal next year for a permit. Wonder what will happen..........(twilight zone music)
TD
I have applied to be a MSP qualified instructor, however I will be coming up for renewal next year for a permit. Wonder what will happen..........(twilight zone music)
TD
Is "wear and carry" new nomenclature??
That's the new title in this state. Chris
This just makes me head go boom.
TTMD
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The Gov. of MD, whose name shall not be spoken...
psycosteve
Meme magic works!!!
What is the course of fire? I mean what do you have to do.
mtnwisdom
Active Member
BASIC PRACTICAL HANDGUN COURSE (BPHC)
Total Rounds – Twenty-Five (25) Minimum passing score = 70% 18 rounds of 25 rounds = 72% Total possible score= 125 pts Minimum passing score= 90 pts
SCORING Any round inside
or touching the black silhouette is 5 points. Any round in the white or unaccounted for
is 0 points
TARGET B-27
All magazines
will be filled with
5 rounds regardless
of capacity
3 YARD LINE – 5 ROUNDS – TWO HANDED – POINT SHOULDER ROUTINE LOAD 5 rounds and assume the LOW READY POSITION.
On Command – raise your weapon, fire 1 round in 3 seconds, cover, SCAN, finger off the trigger and back to low ready.
On Command – raise your weapon, fire 1 round in 3 seconds, cover, SCAN, finger off the trigger and back to low ready.
On Command – raise your weapon, fire 1 round in 3 seconds, cover, SCAN, finger off the trigger and back to low ready.
On Command – raise your weapon, fire 1 round in 3 seconds, cover, SCAN,
finger off the trigger and back to low ready.
On Command – raise your weapon, fire 1 round in 3 seconds, cover, SCAN,
finger off the trigger and go to a DEPRESSED PISTOL position.
Your weapon should be empty with the slides locked to the rear and or cylinders open. Have an instructor check your weapon. If you need to move to the next shooting position, you may do so after you have been checked by an instructor. If you are just moving the target, you may do so at this time. You may fill any magazines with 5 rounds as needed from the next shooting position.
5 YARD LINE – 10 ROUNDS – TWO HANDED – POINT SHOULDER ROUTINE LOAD 5 rounds and assume the LOW READY POSITION.
On Command – raise your weapon, fire 2 rounds in 5 seconds, cover, SCAN, finger off the trigger and back to low ready.
On Command – raise your weapon, fire 2 rounds in 5 seconds, cover, SCAN, finger off the trigger and back to low ready.
On Command – raise your weapon, fire 1 round in 3 seconds, perform a DRY RELOAD, cover, SCAN, finger off the trigger and go back to low ready.
On Command – raise your weapon, fire 2 rounds in 5 seconds, cover, SCAN, finger off the trigger and back to low ready.
On Command – raise your weapon, fire 2 rounds in 5 seconds, cover, SCAN, finger off the trigger and back to low ready.
On Command – raise your weapon, fire 1 round in 3 seconds, cover, SCAN, finger off the trigger and go to a DEPRESSED PISTOL position.
Your weapon should be empty with the slides locked to the rear and or cylinders open. Have an instructor check your weapon. If you need to move to the next shooting position, you may do so after you have been checked by an instructor. If you are just moving the target, you may do so at this time. You may fill any magazines with 5 rounds as needed from the next shooting position.
7 YARD LINE – 5 ROUNDS – TWO HANDED – POINT SHOULDER ROUTINE LOAD 5 rounds and assume the LOW READY POSITION.
On Command – raise your weapon, fire 2 rounds in 5 seconds, cover, SCAN, finger off the trigger and back to low ready.
On Command – raise your weapon, fire 2 rounds in 5 seconds, cover, SCAN, finger off the trigger and back to low ready.
On Command – raise your weapon, fire 1 round in 3 seconds, cover, SCAN, finger off the trigger and go to a DEPRESSED PISTOL position.
Your weapon should be empty with the slides locked to the rear and or cylinders open. Have an instructor check your weapon. If you need to move to the next shooting position, you may do so after you have been checked by an instructor. If you are just moving the target, you may do so at this time. You may fill any magazines with 5 rounds as needed from the next shooting position.
15 YARD LINE – 5 ROUNDS – TWO HANDED – POINT SHOULDER ROUTINE LOAD 5 rounds and assume the LOW READY POSITION.
On Command – raise your weapon, fire 1 round in 6 seconds, cover, SCAN, finger off the trigger and back to low ready.
On Command – raise your weapon, fire 1 round in 6 seconds, cover, SCAN, finger off the trigger and back to low ready.
On Command – raise your weapon, fire 1 round in 6 seconds, cover, SCAN, finger off the trigger and back to low ready.
On Command – raise your weapon, fire 1 round in 6 seconds, cover, SCAN, finger off the trigger and back to low ready.
On Command – raise your weapon, fire 1 round in 6 seconds.
On Command – CLEAR, INSPECT, PRESENT WEAPON FOR INSPECTION OF ARMS and PROPERLY SECURE THE EMPTY WEAPON AS INSTRUCTED BY A CERTIFIED HANDGUN INSTRUCTOR.
Well, is not so bad, and I guess it is the product of a compromise. Look on the bright side: I am sure there is some element out there that would prefer to use the DEVGRU CQB standard so as to disqualify as many CCW applicants as possible.
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