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I don't remember the exact sequences, but you shoot 20 rounds at 3 yards, 20 rounds at 7 yards, and 10 rounds at 15 yards. It is entirely possible to have passed the range qualification well before firing a single shot from 15 yards.

My biggest problem with the class I took was that the instructor seemed unprepared to have students that were prepared for the class. There were a couple of people who had obviously already read the handbook that comes with the application before showing up for class (all new CHL'ers, BTW). They weren't know-it-alls who didn't really know anything. They knew the material and weren't shy when the instructor asked questions. We all knew who two of the students would be to raise their hand when a question was asked. Many times it was only those two.

I'm not saying that those students did anything wrong, but the instructor seemed to get a little annoyed that they always knew the answer, and, often, no one else did. I guess that boils down to controlling the peanut gallery.

My other gripe was that I was told the class "includes everything but the photos." I was annoyed when I had to leave after the class and get the forms notarized myself and get the fingerprints taken myself. I was able to get them done, but had to take some time off from work to do so. I guess my definition of everything and theirs isn't the same.