What type of target for LTC qualification silhouette or bullseye?

[1911 Fan]

Does anyone have a link to the exact target?

I was hoping to do some practice before taking the class.

 

[Hoji]

B-27

 

[RSBro]

Don't overthink it. you'll do fine. I was worried at first too, but if you are even a novice shot, you'll get enough points by the second round of shooting. Just aim for the center. You can search online for how they administer the test, it's much simpler than it sounds.

 

[Mills]

 

[Mills]

Do not get confused and buy a SU-27, they are very hard to staple to the target board.

 

[Bozz10mm]

And to answer your next question:

CHL SHOOTING TEST 3 yards, 20 rounds 1 shot, 2 seconds, 5 times 2 shots, 3 seconds, 5 times 5 shots, 10 seconds, 1 time 7 yards, 20 rounds 5 shots, 10 seconds, 1 time 2 shots, 4 seconds, 1 time 3 shots, 6 seconds, 1 time 1 shot, 3 seconds, 5 times 5 shots, 15 seconds, 1 time 15 yards, 10 rounds 2 shots, 6 seconds, 1 time 3 shots, 9 seconds, 1 time 5 shots, 15 seconds, 1 time
Scoring 8,9 and 10 rings = 5 points 7 ring = 4 points on target, outside rings = 3 points

All strings start from 'low ready'. All shooting may be done with one or two hands. Until 2006, the test was shot using the TXPT target shown in the photos. The 5 point area on the target is approximately 12" across. Starting in 2006 the traditional B27 target will be used for CHL qualification. Both the older TXPT and B-27 targets are of similar size and the scoring zones are roughly the same, with the main difference that the B-27 zones are mid-torso whereas the TXPT 5 point ring was more correctly placed upper-torso where vital organs on a human are actually located. (In our opinion the decision to go backward to the older, less anatomically correct B-27 target is a bad idea). There is no requirement to qualify with the gun you intend to carry. You get three attempts to pass. A 70% score (175 points) is a passing score, but in our opinion anyone that cannot pass with a 90% score on the first try should seriously consider additional training to improve shooting ability.

Scoring
8,9 and 10 rings = 5 points 7 ring = 4 points

on target, outside rings = 3 points

 

[oohrah]

"" but in our opinion anyone that cannot pass with a 90% score on the first try should seriously consider additional training to improve shooting ability.

the best advice.

 

[majormadmax]

Do not get confused and buy a SU-27, they are very hard to staple to the target board.

I dunno, I already the helmet and oxygen mask for one, so getting the actual plane itself would be the next logical choice!

 

[1911 Fan]

Thank you that is exactly what I was looking for!

And to answer your next question:

CHL SHOOTING TEST 3 yards, 20 rounds 1 shot, 2 seconds, 5 times 2 shots, 3 seconds, 5 times 5 shots, 10 seconds, 1 time 7 yards, 20 rounds 5 shots, 10 seconds, 1 time 2 shots, 4 seconds, 1 time 3 shots, 6 seconds, 1 time 1 shot, 3 seconds, 5 times 5 shots, 15 seconds, 1 time 15 yards, 10 rounds 2 shots, 6 seconds, 1 time 3 shots, 9 seconds, 1 time 5 shots, 15 seconds, 1 time
Scoring 8,9 and 10 rings = 5 points 7 ring = 4 points on target, outside rings = 3 points

All strings start from 'low ready'. All shooting may be done with one or two hands. Until 2006, the test was shot using the TXPT target shown in the photos. The 5 point area on the target is approximately 12" across. Starting in 2006 the traditional B27 target will be used for CHL qualification. Both the older TXPT and B-27 targets are of similar size and the scoring zones are roughly the same, with the main difference that the B-27 zones are mid-torso whereas the TXPT 5 point ring was more correctly placed upper-torso where vital organs on a human are actually located. (In our opinion the decision to go backward to the older, less anatomically correct B-27 target is a bad idea). There is no requirement to qualify with the gun you intend to carry. You get three attempts to pass. A 70% score (175 points) is a passing score, but in our opinion anyone that cannot pass with a 90% score on the first try should seriously consider additional training to improve shooting ability.

Scoring
8,9 and 10 rings = 5 points 7 ring = 4 points

on target, outside rings = 3 points

You should run a Psychic business my brain was going to go there next I really appreciate all the detailed info. Thanks a million!

"" but in our opinion anyone that cannot pass with a 90% score on the first try should seriously consider additional training to improve shooting ability.

the best advice.

I am a pretty decent shot but I always like to be somewhat prepared in advance and know what I am walking into instead of just jumping right in.

 

[SQLGeek]

I dunno, I already the helmet and oxygen mask for one, so getting the actual plane itself would be the next logical choice! View attachment 225906

That's the extreme version of building a new AR because you found an extra roll pin.

 

[motorcarman]

I have a TROUND case, Should I look to buy a DARDICK?

 

[1911 Fan]

I have a TROUND case, Should I look to buy a DARDICK?

Thanks for making me look up what a Tround is and the history of the Dardick revolver (Learned something new).

Not sure what This has to do with this thread topic but thanks for the history lesson nonetheless!

 

[majormadmax]

That's the extreme version of building a new AR because you found an extra roll pin.

I tried to steal this Slovak MiG-29 Fulcrum, ala Firefox style, a few years back; but couldn't find the keys!

 

[Bozz10mm]

You should run a Psychic business my brain was going to go there next

I knew you were gonna say that.

 

[motorcarman]

Thanks for making me look up what a Tround is and the history of the Dardick revolver (Learned something new).

Not sure what This has to do with this thread topic but thanks for the history lesson nonetheless!

Post #10 That's the extreme version of building a new AR because you found an extra roll pin.

Kinda like looking to buy an old Chevy Camaro because you found a set of wheels/tires in your uncles garage.

 

[Mills]

I dunno, I already the helmet and oxygen mask for one, so getting the actual plane itself would be the next logical choice! View attachment 225906

Commie !

 

[oohrah]

I tried to steal this Slovak MiG-29 Fulcrum, ala Firefox style, a few years back; but couldn't find the keys!

View attachment 225940

The problem is ... they don't fuel them up until they know the mission. This to prevent an errant pilot from bugging out. When Victor Belenko stole the Mig-25 and flew to Japan, he had planned the whole thing out, but he had to wait until he was given a mission that would give him enough fuel. Even then, he was in a four ship section, declared an emergency, and bugged out before his section leader knew what he was doing. The other problem is that Russian military aircraft radios don't work on any international air traffic control frequencies. So he just found an airport on Hokkaido and landed.

 

[majormadmax]

The problem is ... they don't fuel them up until they know the mission. This to prevent an errant pilot from bugging out. When Victor Belenko stole the Mig-25 and flew to Japan, he had planned the whole thing out, but he had to wait until he was given a mission that would give him enough fuel. Even then, he was in a four ship section, declared an emergency, and bugged out before his section leader knew what he was doing. The other problem is that Russian military aircraft radios don't work on any international air traffic control frequencies. So he just found an airport on Hokkaido and landed.

I would have had no problem getting that bird to Vienna, Austria; which is only 210 km away. The MiG-29 has a ferry range of 1,500 km without external fuel tanks...

 

[etmo]

Don't overthink it. you'll do fine. I was worried at first too, but if you are even a novice shot, you'll get enough points by the second round of shooting. Just aim for the center. You can search online for how they administer the test, it's much simpler than it sounds.

this.

The test is so easy to pass that you shouldn't spend a minute worrying about it. Do your normal shooting at the range, don't change a thing for the LTC test.
Here's a 12 year-old girl effectively passing the test:

 

[oldag]

Thank you that is exactly what I was looking for!


You should run a Psychic business my brain was going to go there next I really appreciate all the detailed info. Thanks a million!


I am a pretty decent shot but I always like to be somewhat prepared in advance and know what I am walking into instead of just jumping right in.

You will have no problem at all passing the range test.