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Thanks all. My father said in his class & renewal, the instructor had them swap targets with a classmate for scoring.

And if you get a 250, of course you want to know the score! But you'd know that as soon as you saw it.



I've always disliked this banana. Now I can do something about it.

OK, here's the target. How would you score me? Assuming none missed the target entirely.

Thanks. Tennis & baseball vs. football & basketball.

I guess we should be glad John McEnroe didn't choose shooting.

Thanks. I'm honestly surprised at how well I shot.

I shot a lot of .22 as a kid, 20-25 years ago. Then nothing until about a year ago when I put 50 rounds through my Colt Commander .45. Last week I shot 100 rounds, and last night these 50. So apparently the test is too easy.

My father (CHL for several years) said he thought they scored higher on the line, but he wasn't sure.

I'm signed up with CHL-Texas next week. And as a side note, I found out that I can drop off my application at Building I at the DPS complex within a few miles of where I work. I'm hoping that will shave a couple of days off the process.

In the range test, if a shot is touching the line between two scoring areas, does it count as the higher or the lower?

I had a practice round last night with the same target as the test, and I had 3 touching lines, so it made me wonder. I shot the equivalent of either a 247 or a 244.

(edit: Removed "Instructors:" from the subject because I realized that other people who took the test have had some on the line and can answer.)