A lot of good answers. My only suggestion is a little shift in thinking. It's natural to want to pass...but a test can be about evaluation instead of accomplishment. Use the test to find out what you can do, what you know, and what you don't. Finding out what you need to work on is pretty useful stuff. If you also happen to score enough to exceed the arbitrary number that allows you to pass that's great.Pixie123 wrote:
Just wondering if the Procter will ask me to demonstrate anything specific with my pistol, so that I can be prepared for it.
And if you aren't focused on being nervous you might be surprised at how well you do...