Rogers range dry fire test one starts from the extended ready position three
cycles nine possible hits shooter misplaced one hit on the body and head
of target one and the head of target five each time it comes up the weapon
needs to be place in double action mode if available before the next cycle the
weapon must start aimed where the target face meets the ground for each cycle
shooter ready standby
Rogers range dry fire test two starts from the extended ready for cycles 16
possible hits this is a headshot drill only four targets are exposed with total
exposure of three seconds target one appears each cycle and is exposed for
only one second while the other three targets are exposed for a total of two
seconds the targets are exposed in a near to far sequence if pistols are
double action they must be placed back in double action before each cycle the
weapon must start aim below the target for each cycle shooter ready
standby
Rogers range dry fire test three starts from the holstered position two cycles
fourteen possible hits this is a head shot drill only the weapon starts in the
holster with the shooters hand in front all seven targets appears in a rear too
far order it is repeated once shooter ready
standby
Rogers range dry fire test for starts from the holstered position one cycle
nine possible hit pistols are loaded with six shots total to begin the weapon
starts in the holster and shooting is freestyle
target one and target two must have two body hits and plus a head hit each
before engaging target three target for and target five reloading must be done
behind cover shooter ready standby
Rogers range dry fire test 5 start from the holster position 7 cycles 14
possible hits this is a strong hand only draw and shoot drill headshots only to
score target 1 appears each time was one of the other head targets each cycle the
shooter will be allowed to reload or clear a malfunction using both hands
before reholster in their pistol approximately 10 seconds between cycles
allows shooter to holster safely shooter ready
standby
Rogers range dry fire test six starts from the holster position one cycle 10
possible hits this is a strong hand only draw shoot reload and shoot drill
headshots only to score the weapon starts in the holster loaded with five
rounds only target five appears first and is exposed for 1.5 seconds shooters
must start on the sound of target 5 operator target four through target one
appears for the same intervals five seconds is allowed for the shooter to
reload strong hand only behind cover before the target reappears near to far
target 1 through target five shooters may reload with a full magazine and
extra shots are allowed shooter ready standby
Rogers range dry fire test seven starts from the weak transition starting
position one cycle nine possible hit this is a weak hand only shoot reload
and shoot drill the weapon starts in the weak hand in ready position loaded with
six round target one and target two must have two body hits and one head hit each
before target three target for and target five can be engaged make up hits
on target one and target two are allowed after reloading as long as they are done
before engaging target three target five shooter ready
standby
Rogers range dry fire test 8 starts in the week transition position one cycle
23 possible hits this is a weak hand blast drill headshots only to score the
targets are exposed in three different waves of seven or eight targets each
wave the weapon starts loaded in the weak hand in transition all shooting and
reloading is done with weak and only after each wave the targets are down for
six seconds for reloading purposes shooters are allowed to reload without
having the slide lock back muzzle must be aimed forward during reload shooter
ready standby
Rogers range drive buyer test nine start from the holstered position one cycle 21
possible hits this is a blast drill head shots only to score all seven targets
assault the shooter in random order in three different waves
with two 2.5 second pauses for reloading shooter ready
standby
the total possible is a hundred and twenty five points and anytime that a
shooter scores 70 points but less than ninety he or she will receive a basic
certificate the score of 94 less than 110 will receive an intermediate
certificate a score of 110 or higher will qualify for an advanced certificate