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I would like to add a couple of suggestions:

1) If you have purchased a new firearm for the CHL course, take it the range and shoot it prior to taking the class. Nothing is more frustrating for the instructor and students than to have a student with a malfunctioning firearm.

2) If you haven't purchased a firearm for the CHL course, don't go out and buy one just for your proficiency test. Make arrangements with the instruction before the class to rent or borrow one. These handguns will be in good working order, and you will find out if it is comfortable for you to shoot.