Our class was 50 rounds total. Every stage needs 70% to pass to next stage.
1. 10 rounds at 10 feet. No time limit.
2. 10 rounds at 21 feet. No time limit.
3. 10 rounds at 21 feet in two relays. Time limit 1 minute each relay. Goal is to step up to the firing line, load 5 rounds, hit the target and do it under 1 minute. Fun test to show that it can be done easy.
4. 5 rounds at 10 feet. No time limit. Strong hand only.
5. 5 rounds at 10 feet. No time limit. Weak hand only.
6. 5 rounds at 21 feet. No time limit. Low light firing.
7. 5 rounds at 50 feet. No time limit.
Before shooting we dry fired for awhile to be sure we could operate weapon safely.
Our class was 3 days of 4 hours each and the second day a lawyer/prosecutor came in to answer our questions and to give us training on Ohio Law and Self Defense. The classes were put on by current or retired police officers.
I thought it was a great class and when I put in for my liscense, the Dep Sheriff said this class was the best in our area. Everthing I've heard was that it's about 3 times as hard as the basic NRA class and far more interesting.