Wife just qualified today

[Laneman]

Wayyyy off topic

[Texas10X]

Congratulations to your wife!

[jmra]

Wayyyy off topic

All these years I thought the correct spelling was "way".

[cmwoodruff]

I had the privilege of watching my wife qualify today. She shot a 238 out of 250, then scored a 94 on the written test. She used my 9mm Glock 19. I'm so proud of her.

Don't know if it is becoming a trend or not but I've heard some instructors are no longer giving written tests. Instead they give a group oral test requiring everyone to participate. They claim that although test administration is required, the guidelines do not spell out how it must be administered.

I've heard that also, but even if that is true, I would rather keep records. If not for DPS, then to cover my own butt.

[jmra]

I had the privilege of watching my wife qualify today. She shot a 238 out of 250, then scored a 94 on the written test. She used my 9mm Glock 19. I'm so proud of her.

Don't know if it is becoming a trend or not but I've heard some instructors are no longer giving written tests. Instead they give a group oral test requiring everyone to participate. They claim that although test administration is required, the guidelines do not spell out how it must be administered.

I've heard that also, but even if that is true, I would rather keep records. If not for DPS, then to cover my own butt.

I can't argue with that philosophy. I didn't have a problem taking the test. In fact I was surprised when he finished the "review" that he then proclaimed we had all passed.