Participants must bring a handgun and 50 rounds of ammunition, but if you do not have a handgun, GTAS provides free rental 9mm handguns.
 
Please remember to bring your driver’s license or state ID if you do not have a driver’s license.
 
The Retired Law Enforcement Firearm Qualification is not a teach you how to shoot course. If you are wishing to learn how to shoot a handgun, you can go to https://www.gunnstrainingacademy.com/challenges
 
The firearms qualification course of fire is listed below: 
Handgun:
During the qualification test, a total of 50 rounds will be fired. To successfully pass, participants must achieve a minimum score of 70%, which equates to 175 points out of a possible 250.
The course utilizes a B-27 target, a human-shaped silhouette measuring 45 inches by 24 inches.
 
All firing will be conducted from the ready position, meaning the firearm is already in the shooter’s hands and properly aimed. No holster draw or concealed carry shooting is required for this qualification.
 
Handgun course of fire:
 
3-Yard Line – 20 Rounds
1 shot in 2 seconds, repeated 5 times (5 rounds)
2 shots in 3 seconds, repeated 5 times (10 rounds)
5 shots in 10 seconds, fired once (5 rounds)
 
7-Yard Line – 20 Rounds
5 shots in 10 seconds, fired once (5 rounds)
1 shot in 3 seconds, repeated 5 times (5 rounds)
2 shots in 4 seconds, fired once (2 rounds)
3 shots in 6 seconds, fired once (3 rounds)
5 shots in 15 seconds, fired once (5 rounds)
 
15-Yard Line – 10 Rounds
2 shots in 6 seconds, fired once (2 rounds)
3 shots in 9 seconds, fired once (3 rounds)
5 shots in 15 seconds, fired once (5 rounds)