This class is for those looking to get their LEOSA Shooting Qualification.

LEOSA Shooting Qualification:

The Law Enforcement Officer Safety Act (LEOSA) is a Federal law that allows Qualified Law Enforcement Officers (926B) and Qualified Retired or Separated Law Enforcement officers (926C) to carry a concealed firearm in any jurisdiction in the United States or United States Territories, regardless of state or local laws, with certain exceptions.

This course of fire exceeds the TCOLE standards required for annual certification to remain qualified under LEOSA.

For those waiting on their LEOSA credentials, you do not need them to attend the qualification course. Upon completion, you will receive a qualification card that you may retain or send to your LEOSA agency, or to TCOLE for certification. This course only certifies your firearms qualification. It is the shooter’s responsibility to complete their LEOSA certification.

The course of fire consists of 50 rounds fired from point blank to 15 yards, including one timed reload.

Included in the cost are: range fees, targets, certification card, and TCOLE paperwork if provided by the Officer

Hours: 1
Number of Students: 8

Prerequisites: Active or Retired Law Enforcement Credentials

Required Gear

• Serviceable semi-automatic pistol or revolver (.380ACP, 9mm, .40cal or .45ACP) *
• 50 rounds of pistol ammunition*
• 2 magazines or speedloaders for revolvers
• Range-appropriate clothing
• Clear wrap-around ballistic eye protection
• Hearing protection (electronic recommended)
• Photo Identification

COURSE REGISTRATION TERMS & CONDITIONS

Attendance Policy: If you are unable to attend the class, you may request a refund or transfer to another class up to 72 hours prior to the class and will be subject to a $35 rescheduling/cancelation fee. No refunds or reschedules will be provided within 72 hours of the class or after the class. Please email the Training Department at training@therangeaustin.com to request a refund or reschedule your class.

Late Arrival To Class: Due to the safety briefing held at the beginning of the class, students are allotted a 5-minute grace period to arrive. Any student who fails to arrive after 5 minutes past the start time will be considered a “No-Show” and will need to purchase the class again at a later date.

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For those who need have already completed the classroom portion of the LTC and need to complete the shooting proficiency portion.

If you have purchased the online LTC through us, you have already paid for this. Please check your email for instructions on how to register.

This is not a firearm training class. This class only covers the Texas laws surrounding carrying a firearm and use of force. The shooting portion of this class is strictly a test.

If you are new to firearms we highly recommend taking our New Pistol Shooter class or LTC Shooting Test with 2 Hour Private Lesson

The LTC Shooting Test meets the classroom and proficiency demonstration requirements for those who have taken Texas DPS approved LTC Online training. Texas DPS requires two hours of training in ADDITION to your online coursework. One hour of classroom instruction and one hour for the proficiency demonstrations. Classroom subjects covered include firearm safety, firearm operation and basic marksmanship. Upon successful completion applicants will fulfilled the state’s requirements.

Hours: 2

Prerequisites

LTC ONLINE

Required Gear

• A physical copy of your LTC 101 form, signed by your online provider. (We will not sign any forms without a signature)

• State issued driver license

• Firearm; semi-automatic handgun or revolver (.22LR or greater)* No lasers or optics (i.e. Red Dots).

• two magazines

• 50 rounds of factory ammunition (do not load your magazines, ammunition must still be in the factory box)

• Eye and ear protection

• Range appropriate clothing; long pants, comfortable shirt, athletic shoes and a ball cap

• Pen

COURSE REGISTRATION TERMS & CONDITIONS

Attendance Policy: Once registered, if unable to attend class you may request a refund or transfer to another class. Please email training@therangeaustin.com at least 72 hours prior to the start of class.

Texas License-To-Carry Shooting Test

The Texas Concealed Handgun License Proficiency Test is a simple timed shooting test designed with plenty of time to take your shots accurately.

Handgun LTC Requirements

• There is no minimum caliber to legally carry as long as it is a legal pistol, however the range requires at the minimum a .22 caliber pistol to qualify.

• If you qualify with a revolver you can carry a semi-automatic.

• All handguns will be inspected by instructors for the safety of the shooter, instructors, and other students. Unsafe handguns will not be allowed for the shooting proficiency test.

• Every student must follow safe gun handling procedures on the range, and in the classroom. Unsafe students will be depending on the severity of the violation, will be warned, or asked to leave the classroom and range. Safety Violators will NOT receive a refund!

Number of Rounds Fired

The shooting test requires 50 rounds of ammunition

License-To-Carry Shooting Proficiency Distances

The shooting test for the LTC is fired at 3 distances:

• 3 yards – 20 rounds fired

• 7 yards – 20 rounds fired

• 15 yards – 10 rounds fired

The majority of students pass the proficiency test when they have completed shooting at 3 and 7 yards. However, all 50 rounds must be shot.

LTC Passing Score

The LTC shooting test passing score is 175 points out of 250 points or a score of 70%. The state allows for three chances to pass the shooting test.

It is simple test that many beginner shooters have qualified with ease as long as they follow range safety officer instructions and apply proper weapons handling.

LTC Shooting Proficiency Test Scoring

• 5 points – shots fired in the X, 10, 9, & 8 rings

• 4 points – shots fired in the 7 ring

• 3 points – shots fired outside the 7 ring but on the silhouette

• 0 points – shots fired outside the silhouette or off the target paper, and or shots incorrectly fired out of order, or not fired at all.

• Shots that hit just outside the ring but break the line count as the higher score

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