Yeah but he's already showing a bad habit , which is leaning against a table and shooting at a downward angle. He should take a step back from the table stand straight up and down make sure his POA is at the right Height of what a real person would be standing at.
Peter Johnson You really can’t even tell if he’s actually leaning on the table considering he’s just real close to it. Now, to be fair, you would be wrong by assuming that a “real person” would only be standing. You never know where any person posing a threat could be or how he’d be positioned. I’m almost sure no kind of training can protect you from someone hiding on the ground or kneeling waist high. You just kind of have to be aware and cautious in any dangerous situation and train for all possible scenarios.
Y'all made me go back and watch the whole thing again . He's not touching the table , it's the camera angle , and the angle of the shadows . His stance is well within the norms for Isosolies , if anything more upright than many . Target vertical positioning is well within the norms for LE training facilities . And it's not really an issue . In the real world , violent felons don't selectively only attack victims of exactly the same height, and only on flat & level ground .
Here in Nevada the course of fire for a concealed firearms permit is 30 rounds. 6 shots at 3 yds,12 shots at 5 yds,and 12 shots at 7 yds. There are no mag changes or time limits. I did my renewal class back in July 2015 and wow you should have seen some of the misses at that short distance!
Qualifying ranges may differ from place to place. The one I did had targets flip to face the shooter then turn sideways at the end of the allotted time. Take the time to practice with your firearm and be confident in your ability and the mechanics of your firearm in the unlikely event of a malfunction. Range safety officers will not help you clear a malfunction during the test. Also make sure you are aware that the paperwork processing can take a couple months from application submittal to delivery of the LTC card. Stay safe and don't do anything stupid to make the legal carry community look bad.
Seems to me that to show proficiency with your carry pistol you should be able to present the gun from where ever you carry it in a safe and efficient manner. There is way more to having a CHL and being safe and proficient than this test.If this is all you have to do to be able to carry on the street I personally would prefer you left the weapon in the safe.
At most ranges, between the shots you would want to hold the gun a low ready instead of angled up, but I guess he has a mountain of sorts behind the target.
Well , with the camera angles and field of view , we can't see the complete dimensions of his backstop . But on typical ranges, the ready position is pointing the muzzle too high .
@@jeremythompson7361 It turns out that my Beretta PX4 subcompact had a defective barrel right from the factory. That's the last time I'll ever buy a crappy Beretta. I got a P365 right after that and I shoot much better.
Skip searching for a class offered only on the weekends or at night, take matters into your own hands and take the classroom portion online at www.bcsgunclass.thinkific.com. You can take it on any mobile device (phone, tablet, etc). When you complete the online course, you'll get the LTC-101 form to take to the range with a licensed firearms instructor to shoot the qualification. Submit the completed form online and you're done!
This is the way I was taught... not to have sights on target until the beep or firing command. I've seen several videos where the shooter is on sight prior to firing command, which in my mind, defeats the reason for the timed requirement. Who's correct ? I'm instructor #02577280.
On the 3 yard test the second exercise you loaded 10 rounds. What if the handgun you are using does not hold that many rounds? As in a small gun with a 6 round magazine.
Question: In the 10 shot sequence where groups of 2 must be fired in 3 seconds, do they allow you to reload between those 2-shot groups? I plan to use a 5-shot revolver, so I need to reload after the fourth round to do my next 2-shot group.
rel side br ok thank you so much. I feel a bit better. I just purchased my first handgun 2 days ago and I’ve shot maybe 5 times in 10yrs. And I’m having trouble understanding if the proficiency test everyone is offering comes with instruction or not. It’s pretty confusing.
@@coachvk look in Groupon you could get good deal for your testing and just pay attention and you should be good. When I went I had a lady never shot a gun didn't even know how to reload and she passed so trust me you have to try to fail to fail the test
my wife and I are moving from Wyoming to Texas, do we really have to take another course to get a CHL? also, we are both prior military and used our DD214 to get our Wyoming CHL (if that matters).
Wyoming and Texas have a reciprocal agreement. Here is from the Texas DPS website: "Texas has signed a reciprocal agreement with Wyoming, allowing citizens with concealed handgun licenses issued by Wyoming to legally carry concealed handguns in Texas, and vice versa." For more info here is the document where I got this from: www.txdps.state.tx.us/rsd/chl/legal/reciprocity/wyomingRecip.pdf
Kinda scratching my head . I can " guess and assume " his probable preferred draw stroke , but it's all guessing , as much as the entire course of fire starts with gun in hand at ready position .
Daniel Miller no dummy, why would you think that? Does someone who is defending themselves put on safety gear before defending themselves? Geez man..or woman.
???? Their are multiple viable stances . Perhaps Daffy's prefered stance is one of the others . But this is a perfectly valid demonstration of Isos position .
Hi, I'm brazilian and I'm 18 years old. I think I'll do a language exchange to Austin, Texas and I'd like to know more about courses of fire. I love guns and, in the USA, people have more liberty to defend yourself than here in Brazil. So, Idk if u can answer my question, but I'd like to know if I can do a short course of fire being a foreign and w/ 18 years old. I'll stay there for 1 month
RS NICE_J0B just letting you know, most HANDGUN courses require you to be 21 y/o. (someone correct me if I'm wrong). But you should be fine to do Rifle and Shotgun courses if that interests me. I'm not sure how it works for foreigners though, sorry.
Oh, but Can I do a Rifle and Shotgun course there? I was supposing that was more difficulty to do a course with a bigger gun (like rifles or shotguns) than with a handgun, for example. But it sounds good. I'm searching about foreigners and fire courses :)
RS NICE_J0B You can't have a conceal carry license if you're not over the age of 21 and US Citizen. Most gun range require you to be 21 to shoot at their range.
Unless the law changed again. A green card holder can get a LTC in Texas but you have to prove 6 months residency in that state, but I think the age is 21 yrs. But, just get info from the state because law is fluid and perhaps one day we can have Constitutional Carry for Texas citizens.
I watch this video over and over again. This guy is awesome. He absorbs the recoil with barely a flinch. Impressive!
Thank you, Barbara! (I am replying from my main YT channel and profile - same guy ;-)
Yeah but he's already showing a bad habit , which is leaning against a table and shooting at a downward angle. He should take a step back from the table stand straight up and down make sure his POA is at the right Height of what a real person would be standing at.
Peter Johnson You really can’t even tell if he’s actually leaning on the table considering he’s just real close to it. Now, to be fair, you would be wrong by assuming that a “real person” would only be standing. You never know where any person posing a threat could be or how he’d be positioned. I’m almost sure no kind of training can protect you from someone hiding on the ground or kneeling waist high. You just kind of have to be aware and cautious in any dangerous situation and train for all possible scenarios.
Y'all made me go back and watch the whole thing again .
He's not touching the table , it's the camera angle , and the angle of the shadows .
His stance is well within the norms for Isosolies , if anything more upright than many .
Target vertical positioning is well within the norms for LE training facilities . And it's not really an issue . In the real world , violent felons don't selectively only attack victims of exactly the same height, and only on flat & level ground .
Recoil ?? It's a 9mm.
Thank you for the great video! I'm about to take my LTC/CHL class this week, so it has greatly reduced my nervousness about the test!
HI Justin is this class a one day instruction or how many days does it take to finish.
@@98chicagobears 6 hours now in TC
Here in Nevada the course of fire for a concealed firearms permit is 30 rounds. 6 shots at 3 yds,12 shots at 5 yds,and 12 shots at 7 yds. There are no mag changes or time limits. I did my renewal class back in July 2015 and wow you should have seen some of the misses at that short distance!
Thank you so much for the info. I was curious about the class requirements. Thank you for the helpful info.
Qualifying ranges may differ from place to place. The one I did had targets flip to face the shooter then turn sideways at the end of the allotted time. Take the time to practice with your firearm and be confident in your ability and the mechanics of your firearm in the unlikely event of a malfunction. Range safety officers will not help you clear a malfunction during the test. Also make sure you are aware that the paperwork processing can take a couple months from application submittal to delivery of the LTC card. Stay safe and don't do anything stupid to make the legal carry community look bad.
Great video...helped with my nerves of testing
Damn you have to shoot that slow to be accurate? Bless Your Heart!
I believe he is showing the maximum allowable time between shots.
If you use reading glasses, be sure to train with them.
His seconds seem a lot longer than mine
Seems to me that to show proficiency with your carry pistol you should be able to present the gun from where ever you carry it in a safe and efficient manner. There is way more to having a CHL and being safe and proficient than this test.If this is all you have to do to be able to carry on the street I personally would prefer you left the weapon in the safe.
At most ranges, between the shots you would want to hold the gun a low ready instead of angled up, but I guess he has a mountain of sorts behind the target.
Well , with the camera angles and field of view , we can't see the complete dimensions of his backstop . But on typical ranges, the ready position is pointing the muzzle too high .
I don't think I'm going to be able to hit the target at 15 yards with my subcompact pistol. I'll need a perfect score at 3 yards.
15 yards aint nothing me and my wife practice at 25 yards and she has a Taurus g2c
@@jeremythompson7361 It turns out that my Beretta PX4 subcompact had a defective barrel right from the factory. That's the last time I'll ever buy a crappy Beretta. I got a P365 right after that and I shoot much better.
@@baguazhang2 Beretta's are great guns, you got a lemon.
I don't think he qualified
Kommifornia requires a similar test.
I guess the first few sets do not require safety glasses....
I am testing today. Thank you for this.
Skip searching for a class offered only on the weekends or at night, take matters into your own hands and take the classroom portion online at www.bcsgunclass.thinkific.com. You can take it on any mobile device (phone, tablet, etc). When you complete the online course, you'll get the LTC-101 form to take to the range with a licensed firearms instructor to shoot the qualification. Submit the completed form online and you're done!
This is the way I was taught... not to have sights on target until the beep or firing command. I've seen several videos where the shooter is on sight prior to firing command, which in my mind, defeats the reason for the timed requirement. Who's correct ?
I'm instructor #02577280.
Great video, thanks.
On the 3 yard test the second exercise you loaded 10 rounds. What if the handgun you are using does not hold that many rounds? As in a small gun with a 6 round magazine.
In this case, the instructor will instruct you to load 6 and then 4.
Thank you, great video!!!
At my test we never loaded more than 6 rounds ever.
Under the Big Oak Probably in order to accommodate those with low capacity guns and revolvers.
nice shooting!
Question: In the 10 shot sequence where groups of 2 must be fired in 3 seconds, do they allow you to reload between those 2-shot groups? I plan to use a 5-shot revolver, so I need to reload after the fourth round to do my next 2-shot group.
In certain cases, depending on firearm capacity, the instructor will design controlled reloading segments into the test protocol.
What timer is that
What range are you using in austin?
+Milo Parsons Austin Rifle Club
Do you give CHL in Austin TX ???
Gun has to be wayyyyyyyyy off. Or you have to have no vision in order to fail this test
What about beginner though?
@@coachvk it is impossible to fail that test
rel side br ok thank you so much. I feel a bit better. I just purchased my first handgun 2 days ago and I’ve shot maybe 5 times in 10yrs. And I’m having trouble understanding if the proficiency test everyone is offering comes with instruction or not. It’s pretty confusing.
@@coachvk look in Groupon you could get good deal for your testing and just pay attention and you should be good. When I went I had a lady never shot a gun didn't even know how to reload and she passed so trust me you have to try to fail to fail the test
rel side br thanks for all your help!
my wife and I are moving from Wyoming to Texas, do we really have to take another course to get a CHL? also, we are both prior military and used our DD214 to get our Wyoming CHL (if that matters).
Wyoming and Texas have a reciprocal agreement. Here is from the Texas DPS website: "Texas has signed a reciprocal agreement with Wyoming, allowing citizens with concealed handgun licenses issued by Wyoming to legally carry concealed handguns in Texas, and vice versa."
For more info here is the document where I got this from: www.txdps.state.tx.us/rsd/chl/legal/reciprocity/wyomingRecip.pdf
Do you have to submit the checklist
+Rodney Harris I'm not sure what you mean by "checklist". Could you clarify?
I hate the stupid swat/robot moving
What?
Agreed. Not ragging on this dude at all, but yeah I really dislike the unnatural robot movement trend
Kinda scratching my head .
I can " guess and assume " his probable preferred draw stroke , but it's all guessing , as much as the entire course of fire starts with gun in hand at ready position .
No ear or eye protection? wouldn't that fail you before you start?
Daniel Miller no dummy, why would you think that? Does someone who is defending themselves put on safety gear before defending themselves? Geez man..or woman.
What? He has ear and eye pro on though. Clear eye pro and in-the-ear plugs.
what does that have to do with it
Active Sync look closely. You’ll see he has clear eye protection on. It’s transparent so it’s barely noticeable.
@@Thrashpuppy I noticed it easily.
Do i need to aim good or not?
Yes, every bullet you send down range has a attorney attached to it. If you are not sure of the shot do not send it.
Your stance is really bad . Who taught you how to shoot like that.
????
Their are multiple viable stances . Perhaps Daffy's prefered stance is one of the others . But this is a perfectly valid demonstration of Isos position .
Hi,
I'm brazilian and I'm 18 years old. I think I'll do a language exchange to Austin, Texas and I'd like to know more about courses of fire. I love guns and, in the USA, people have more liberty to defend yourself than here in Brazil. So, Idk if u can answer my question, but I'd like to know if I can do a short course of fire being a foreign and w/ 18 years old. I'll stay there for 1 month
RS NICE_J0B just letting you know, most HANDGUN courses require you to be 21 y/o. (someone correct me if I'm wrong). But you should be fine to do Rifle and Shotgun courses if that interests me. I'm not sure how it works for foreigners though, sorry.
Oh, but Can I do a Rifle and Shotgun course there? I was supposing that was more difficulty to do a course with a bigger gun (like rifles or shotguns) than with a handgun, for example. But it sounds good. I'm searching about foreigners and fire courses :)
RS NICE_J0B You can't have a conceal carry license if you're not over the age of 21 and US Citizen. Most gun range require you to be 21 to shoot at their range.
In Texas, you have to be 8-years-old to shoot at a range.
Unless the law changed again. A green card holder can get a LTC in Texas but you have to prove 6 months residency in that state, but I think the age is 21 yrs. But, just get info from the state because law is fluid and perhaps one day we can have Constitutional Carry for Texas citizens.