DPS Shooting Proficiency -7/23/2026 @ 9am-1:00pm

LICENSE TO CARRY/DPS LTC SHOOTING QUALIFICATION

RANGE ONLY

PRICES START@ $49.99 PER PERSON OPTIONAL RENTAL PACKAGE

• $59 (Handgun & Ammunition Included)

OVERVIEW:

• This class is for those who have completed the classroom portion and still need to complete the shooting portion.

Prerequisite:

*Completed Online or Classroom Only portion
*Submit a printed copy of LTC-100 PRIOR to class
*Be proficient with a handgun
*Pass our Pre-Test with 90%
*Valid State DL

• The CHL/LTC proficiency test is comprised of three stages of fire.

1. 20 rounds from the 3 yard line
2. 20 rounds from the 7 yard line
3. 10 rounds from 15 yards

The target is a life size human silhouette with the main scoring area (5 ring) being roughly 12 inches by 18 inches. Time allowed for shot strings is from 1 ½ seconds per shot to 3 seconds per shot, more time allowed for longer distances. A passing score is at least 70% of the maximum possible.

CHT Class Questionnaire Form

You must complete this questionnaire to take our classes.

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Student Name *

First

Last

Email *

Phone *

Date / Time *

Date

Time

Invoice number *

Insert your invoice number for your class or range activity

Check ALL the statements that apply OR that you AGREE with: *

• I can load & unload my handgun by myself(WITHOUT assistance)
• When my handgun malfunctions, I can clear the stoppage and/or determine what the cause was.
• I am VERY familiar with my handgun.
• I am somewhat familiar with my handgun.
• My handgun is new (or new to me) and I should be comfortable safely shooting in my class.
• I have had some problems in the past, but will figure out what I am doing as I go.
• I shoot my handgun regularly.
• I shoot my handgun once in a while, but am familiar to firearms generally speaking.
• I rarely practice or shoot my gun and only as needed.
• I shoot once a month...more or less.
• I go handgun shooting once every 6 months or so, not very often.
• I am a natural handgun shooter and grew up with guns in the home.
• I was taught handgun and firearms safety as a kid.
• I have never taken handgun classes or training.
• I have taken basic handgun safety.
• I have taken advanced handgun classes.
• I prefer to shoot rifles.
• I prefer to shoot revolvers.
• I prefer to shoot semi automatic pistols.
• I prefer to shoot shotguns.
• I can load a semi auto pistol magazine with a minimum of 6 rounds of ammunition.
• I can only load a revolver safely.
• I am an accurate handgun shooter
• I am NOT accurate at shooting pistols
• I am familiar with how to clean my handgun.
• I am familiar with how to clean my rifle and/or shotgun.
• I know how to clean & disassemble my handgun.
• I know how to clean & disassemble my rifle and/or shotgun
• I do NOT own any semi auto handguns.
• I do NOT own any revolvers.
• I do NOT own any rifles.
• I do NOT own any shotguns.
• I have my OWN eye protection.
• I have my OWN over the ear hearing protection.
• I don't need any eye or hearing protection
• I don't have any eye or over the ear hearing protection.
• I will follow all range rules.
• I know the 4 Golden Rules of Firearm Safety.
• I don't know the rules of gun safety.

Please CHECK ALL that apply or that YOU AGREE with that statement. There is NO WRONG answers.

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CHT Pre-Test Form (ID #16615)

You must complete this Pre-Test with a score of 90% to take the LTC Combo or LTC Shoot Only classes.

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Student Name *

First

Last

Email *

Phone *

Date / Time *

Date

Time

Invoice number *

Insert your invoice number for your class or range activity

Select the Class you are registered for at Crosshairs Texas: *

• Texas DPS License To Carry Combo Class 9am-6pm
• Texas DPS License To Carry Shoot Only 3pm-6pm
• Handgun 1, 2 or 3, Womens Only Class or Red Dot Class
• Rifle or Shotgun Class
• Other

Enter the class name here:

Check ALL the statements that apply OR that you AGREE with: *

• I can load & unload my handgun by myself(WITHOUT assistance)
• When my handgun malfunctions, I can clear the stoppage and/or determine what the cause was.
• I am VERY familiar with my handgun.
• I am somewhat familiar with my handgun.
• My handgun is new (or new to me) and I should be comfortable safely shooting in my class.
• I have had some problems in the past, but will figure out what I am doing as I go.
• I shoot my handgun regularly.
• I shoot my handgun once in a while, but am familiar to firearms generally speaking.
• I rarely practice or shoot my gun and only as needed.
• I shoot once a month...more or less.
• I go handgun shooting once every 6 months or so, not very often.
• I am a natural handgun shooter and grew up with guns in the home.
• I was taught handgun and firearms safety as a kid.
• I have never taken handgun classes or training.
• I have taken basic handgun safety.
• I have taken advanced handgun classes.
• I prefer to shoot rifles.
• I prefer to shoot revolvers.
• I prefer to shoot semi automatic pistols.
• I prefer to shoot shotguns.
• I can load a semi auto pistol magazine with a minimum of 6 rounds of ammunition.
• I can only load a revolver safely.
• I am an accurate handgun shooter
• I am NOT accurate at shooting pistols
• I am familiar with how to clean my handgun.
• I am familiar with how to clean my rifle and/or shotgun.
• I know how to clean & disassemble my handgun.
• I know how to clean & disassemble my rifle and/or shotgun
• I do NOT own any semi auto handguns.
• I do NOT own any revolvers.
• I do NOT own any rifles.
• I do NOT own any shotguns.
• I have my OWN eye protection.
• I have my OWN over the ear hearing protection.
• I don't need any eye or hearing protection
• I don't have any eye or over the ear hearing protection.
• I will follow all range rules.
• I know the 4 Golden Rules of Firearm Safety.
• I don't know the rules of gun safety.

Please CHECK ALL that apply or that YOU AGREE with that statement. There is NO WRONG answers.

1. To shoot safely you must know: *

• What your surrounding your target or near it.
• Your target
• What is beyond the target
• All of the above

Choose One

2. Store ammunition seperately from firearms in a locked container: *

• True
• False

Choose One

3. What type of sights do handgun shooters use? *

• Red Dot
• Open sights or iron sights
• Telescopic
• All of the above

Choose One

4. Two common firearm safety devices are trigger locks and cable locks *

• True
• False

Choose One

5. The first cartridge loaded into the magazine presses against the: *

• Magazine Plug
• Follower
• Magazine Spring
• Leader

Choose One

6. An important safety rule is to keep the gun pointed: *

• Up
• Down
• Away from people
• In the safest possible direction

Choose One

7. After ensuring a double-action revolver is pointed in a safe direction, and with your finger off the trigger, you begin unloading the handgun by: *

• Releasing the cylinder latch
• Removing the cylinder
• Swinging out the cylinder
• Pushing the magazine release

Choose One

8. To load a semi auto handgun's magazine: *

• Press down the follower from the front of the magazine with the cartridge and slide rearward.
• Push the follower with the bullet until it’s completely in the magazine in any direction

Choose One

9. To unload a semi auto handgun: *

• Point the gun in a safe direction, keeping my finger off the trigger, remove the magazine and pull the slide back/rearward & press the slide lock up to hold open the slide.
• Pull the slide back and then press the magazine button to remove the loaded or unloaded magazine
• Point the gun away from everyone, then remove the magazine by pressing the magazine button and lock open the handgun, then press the trigger to de-cock the gun.
• Point the gun in a safe direction, remove the magazine and pull the slide back/rearward & press the slide lock up to hold open the slide.
• Point the gun in a safe direction then pull the slide back and then press the magazine button to remove the loaded or unloaded magazine and pull the slide back/rearward & press the slide lock up to hold open the slide, then press the trigger to de-cock the gun.

Choose One

10. I must store my firearm, handgun, or long gun only when children are in my house or when they visit: *

• True
• False
• I don’t have children-so this rule doesn’t apply to me

Choose One

11. Before attending the License to Carry class, which 4 tasks are you expected to already know how to do. *

• Clear a malfunction
• Operate your gun without any assistance
• Load your own gun
• Clean your gun
• Be able to draw from the holster
• Use the correct ammunition for self defense
• Load your own magazine without assistance
• Store & lock your loaded gun

Only Choose 4

12. A magazine is a part of a: *

• Single-action revolver
• Double-action revolver
• Semiautomatic pistol
• Single and double-action revolver

Choose One

13. The three main components of a pistol are: *

• Barrel, Action and Grip
• Frame, Barrel and Action
• Barrel, Frame and Hammer
• Cylinder, Frame and Barrel

Choose One

14. Your finger may contact the trigger: *

• When drawing from the holster, immediately as the trigger and trigger guard are clearing the holster
• When you have identified the target, acquired a proper sight picture, and are ready to shoot
• When gripping the pistol during cleaning to make sure the gun doesn’t slip out of your hands.
• While I am grabbing it out of the case/box that it came in.

Choose One

15. The trigger mechanism: *

• Releases a spring-powered hammer or striker to the cartridge
• The part of a firearm in which a cartridge is contained at the instant of firing
• The end of the barrel where is the chamber is located
• Another term for the slide on a semi-automatic pistol

Choose One

16. When a cartridge fails to fire immediately, you should: *

• Put the safety on and put the pistol down
• Keep the pistol pointed in a safe direction and, after waiting at least 30 seconds (as a precaution in case of a hang fire), open the action and remove the cartridge
• Open the action immediately and inspect the cartridge to determine the malfunction.
• None of the above

Choose One

17. When aiming at your target: *

• Align your sights just above your target and focus on your front sight.
• Align the front sight horizontally & vertically with the rear sight and then focus on your front sight over your target.
• Point your front sight at the target and squeeze the trigger until you hit your target.
• Align your sights just underneath your target and focus on your target.

Choose One

Select Who completed this form: *--- Select Choice ---Student taking the classParent or GuardianOther

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