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The applicant must demonstrate the ability to safely operate the
handgun and make
consistent shot placements at maximum distance of 15 ft on a legal
size paper target.
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Live fire is required to qualify
for the CPL course.
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Simulated or other forms of target shooting cannot be
used to qualify.
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Any caliber of handgun can be used.
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The applicant is not required to own a handgun
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Prior handgun shooting experience is not required but is a benefit
to the applicant.
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There is no rapid fire or drawing from the holster
The goal of the range is to teach the student how to safely
operate and shoot a handgun.
Safety and basic shooting skill is the focus of the range portion of the
class.
The student will demonstrate the ability by applying the fundaments
of handgun shooting and completing the qualification part of the course,
unassisted by the instructor.
Range training and course of fire:
The range course of fire objectives is to develop safe handgun
operation and shooting skills through repetitive "building blocks"
of core procedures that produce
the desired results in the required amount of time. Each shooting segment will
build on the previous segment through reparative handgun operating procedures
and firing additional shots with each sequence.
50 rounds of ammunition
Target placed at 15 ft
Load one , fire one
load two, fire two
load three, fire three
New target placed at 21 ft
load four, fire four
load 5 fire five
load 5 fire 5
At the end of the building block shooting session the handgun is loaded five times and
30 rounds are fired; each
time shooting an additional round of ammunition.
This creates the "building
block" procedure of shooting that develops sound handgun operating
procedures and shooting skills in a progressive manner.
The building block method can be repeated as many times as necessary to
develop the skills required to qualify.
Qualification requirements
The state requires a minimum of 30 rounds fired.
2 sets of 15 rounds
(5 rounds fired 3 times - 5x3) at a legal size piece of paper placed at 18
ft with 100% hits on the
target
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The student is allowed three attempts at the
qualification phase.
Qualification Course of fire:
Note: The qualification course of fire meets and
exceeds the
MCOLES
(Michigan State Police) requirements civilian CCW.
Target at 15 ft
Target size: legal paper 8.5X11
course of fire: 15 rounds (5 rounds fired 3 times) 5x3
100% hits on paper