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The courses of fire were most recently reviewed and affirmed by the Board on April 18, 2024.  \nPursuant to Administrative Rule 14B NCAC 16 .0807(d), applicants for either an armed licensee permit or an armed security guard firearm registration permit shall attain a score of at least 80 percent accuracy once in three consecutive attempts. Should a student fail to attain a score of 80 percent accuracy, the student shall be given a second opportunity to qualify once in three consecutive attempts on the course of fire the student did not pass. Failure to qualify after the second series of attempts shall require the student to repeat the entire basic training course for armed security guards. All attempts must take place within 20 days of the completion of the initial 20-hour course.  \n-\\#\\#\\# -  \nDAY HANDGUN QUALIFICATION COURSE  \n50 ROUNDS  \n\n| Stage 1: 3-yard line, 6 rounds\u003Cbr>Load and holster.\u003Cbr>1. Draw and fire from the standing position 2 rounds in 2 seconds using one hand only. Keep the target covered until given the command to holster. |\n| --- |\n| 2. Draw and fire from the standing position 2 rounds in 2 seconds using one hand only. Keep the target covered until given the command to holster. |\n| 3. Draw and fire from the standing position 2 rounds in 2 seconds using one hand only. Holster an empty weapon unless told to reload. |\n| Stage 2: 7-yard line, 20 rounds\u003Cbr>Load and holster.\u003Cbr>1. Draw and fire from the standing position 3 rounds in 5 seconds. Keep the target covered. On command, fire from the standing position 2 rounds in 3 seconds. Keep the target covered. On command, fire from the standing position 1 round, reload and fire 2 rounds with the support hand only, in 15 seconds. Holster an empty weapon unless told to reload.\u003Cbr>NOTE: Semi-automatic handgun users must load the first magazine with 6 rounds and the second magazine with 2 rounds. This will prompt an emergency reload with the slide locked to the rear.\u003Cbr>Load and holster.\u003Cbr>2. Draw and fire from the standing position 12 rounds in:\u003Cbr>a. Semi-automatic-20 seconds with a required magazine change.\u003Cbr>b. Revolver-25 seconds |\n\nStage 3: 15-yard line, 12 rounds  \nLoad and holster.  \n1. Draw and fire 6 rounds from the standing position, and 6 rounds from the kneeling position in:  \na. Semi-automatic: 30 seconds with a required magazine change in the kneeling position.  \nb. Revolver: 35 seconds  \nNOTE: Magazines may be loaded any configuration, as long as there are at least six rounds in the first magazine. All reloads must be completed in the kneeling position.  \nStage 4: 25-yard line, 12 rounds  \nLoad and holster.  \n1. Draw and fire 6 rounds from the prone barricade position, and 6 rounds from the standing barricade position in:  \na. Semi-automatic: 60 seconds with a required magazine change.  \nb. Revolver: 60 seconds  \nNOTE: Semi-automatic handgun users are required to make a magazine change during this stage of fire. All firing is done from behind the barricade. The weapon cannot extend beyond the barricade, nor can the barricade be used for support.  \nClear weapon and holster to complete the course of fire.  \nScoring: Using the B-27 target, multiply the total number of points by 0.4 to determine percentage the overall score. For example, 250 is the maximum possible points, which equates toa score of 100% .  \nQualification: Students must obtain a minimum score of 80% accuracy to pass qualification. The student shall be given an additional three attempts to qualify on the course of fire he or she did not pass, which additional attempts shall take place within 20 days of the completion of the initial 20-hour course. Failure to meet the qualification after three additional attempts shall require the student to repeat the entire basic training course for armed security guards.  \nThe tr","cbCaij9SEWvBWkNq","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaij9SEWvBWkNq","pdf",173084,"English","# DAY HANDGUN QUALIFICATION COURSE\n## Scoring and qualification rules\n# NIGHT HANDGUN QUALIFICATION COURSE\n## Stage 1 procedures\n## Stage 2 procedures","[{\"question\":\"What accuracy score is required to pass the handgun qualification course of fire?\",\"answer\":\"Students must obtain a minimum score of 80% accuracy to pass qualification.\"},{\"question\":\"What happens if a student fails to qualify on the first series of attempts?\",\"answer\":\"A student who fails is given additional attempts to qualify once in three consecutive attempts; failure after the additional attempts requires repeating the entire basic training course for armed security guards.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the overall score calculated for the course of fire?\",\"answer\":\"Using the B-27 target, multiply the total number of points by 0.4 to determine the overall percentage score (e.g., 250 points equals 100%).\"}]","PPSB Day and Night 50-Round Handgun Course of Fire - Memorandum | PDF",1790672279,13]