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Wolfdog91
05-15-2022, 09:25 PM
Found this while at the range picking up brass today.Says it's a qualification target but my question is qualification for what ?! Like this things is bigger then the Epsic's I shot to qual in the army and those things where pretty dang big !
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20220516/37824e24488a3ff9cc614765b8cc93f5.jpg

If your not hitting this inside of 100yd..with a rifle.. I ummmm...I have alot of questions lol

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gmsharps
05-15-2022, 10:01 PM
Looks like a concealed carry qualification target

Gmsharps

trails4u
05-15-2022, 10:59 PM
LOVE the tshirt, Wolfdog! Wouldn't that solve so many of our nation's problems if everyone believed it, right???

sparky45
05-15-2022, 11:15 PM
Conceal carry

deltaenterprizes
05-16-2022, 06:40 AM
That is a POST target! I have shot the course many times.
The P is like that the X on a B-27 target.
POST stands for Police Officer Standards and Training.
The POST Council standardizes police training in states that have POST membership.
POST certified officer can transfer from one agency to another easily because they all have the same level of training
Texas has TCOLE and the standards are a little different.
POST firearms qualification is the same for all POST states and departments.
TCOLE has no specific course of fire, each department can set up their own within certain parameters.
POST shoots a 25,15,7 & 2 yards with 60 rounds with a specific number of rounds at each distance.
TCOLE mandates a certain number of rounds from 15 yards and that is it.
We did a different course of fire in the academy than we do with the Department.
We got a new instructor and now we do a different course of fire.
POST is the same where ever you go.

pworley1
05-16-2022, 07:42 AM
That is the target we used to qualify for an enhanced carry permit.

akajun
05-16-2022, 09:49 AM
P1 target for LA POST qualification for LEO. Other states use it too but IDK which ones or if Mississippi does.
everything inside the inner Silhouette is 2 points, in the green outside of the inner Silhouette is 1 point, everything in white is a miss.
60 rds total from 25yds to 2 yds 120 points max 97 points min to pass

gwpercle
05-16-2022, 11:23 AM
LOVE the tshirt, Wolfdog! Wouldn't that solve so many of our nation's problems if everyone believed it, right???

I can't read it ... what does T-shirt say ?
looks like ... KIMUPPEOPIE are my kind of people ... Translation ?
Gary

farmbif
05-16-2022, 11:24 AM
I think it says
kind people are my kind of people

rbuck351
05-16-2022, 12:42 PM
I worked Corrections in AK for 20 years. Our quals used an ipsc target scoring 5 points for A zone 3 for C and 1 for D. Ranges were from 2 to 25 yds with time ranging from 2 sec for 2 rds at 2 yds to 20 sec for 6 rounds at 25yds. Time started with gun holstered. Qualification for CO was 70% (168 of 240 points), for PTO was 80% (192) and for advanced handgun instructor was 90% (216). Also included were a failure to fire drill and a malfunction drill that were timed.

We were told by our training academy it was one of the most difficult quals for police in the US. We also trained with shotguns and AR 15 using the ipsc targets but the scoring was much easier. 80% hits on paper was all that was required.

waksupi
05-17-2022, 11:23 AM
Looks like a 100 yard pistol target to me!

45DUDE
05-17-2022, 12:00 PM
Jolly Green Giant

Hogtamer
05-17-2022, 09:30 PM
Martian target for our new Space Command.

rbuck351
05-17-2022, 09:55 PM
It probably should be a 100 yd pistol target but I saw a group of Airport security folks being qualified using this target. Several were having trouble qualifying using this target. I had to walk away before I said something uncomplementary.

Thumbcocker
05-18-2022, 08:53 AM
It probably should be a 100 yd pistol target but I saw a group of Airport security folks being qualified using this target. Several were having trouble qualifying using this target. I had to walk away before I said something uncomplementary.

A gunsmith of my acquaintance once told me "the hardest thing I have to say to a customer is "there is nothing wrong with your gun."