We were not told the minimum passing score, unless a shooter was at that figure. To clear the air, off the record the instructor put us through a few more shooting drills, but not for qualifying. The scary thing was that he said that we shot better than most of his buddies on the force when he was a LEO. The targets were undersized grey silhouette PAPER targets. And I disagree, the exercise was bit bit harder than empting rounds into a barn door...I wasn't training to be a SWAT team member. The 2 round, 2 second drill is supposed to emulate an attacker coming at you starting at 25 feet. Lastly, to me it doesn't matter if you are putting 10 rounds or 100 rounds into a target/attacker... What matters, is how many make it to where they count. All but one shooter grouped most of their hits in the mid-section of the target. The only thing I disagreed on (concerning CCW cert), is the 6 moth practice interval... As a minimum, I go to the range monthly...
