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The sight picture is basically the same for a revolver and a semiauto.

Operating the trigger is basically the same for a revolver and a semiauto especially if we compare DAO to DAO.

The big differences in operation are loading the gun, making safe, and clearing a malfunction. I don't see anything wrong with someone coming to class with a dozen loaded magazines or speed loaders. I do see something wrong with someone else loading the gun for a student on the line or doing the other things during the test to "pass" someone who isn't able to pass on their own. It's cheating.

What's next? Letting someone else help pull the trigger if your finger is weak? Letting someone else help aim the pistol if you have bad vision? Letting someone else take your written test if you have a weak memory?

Liberty wrote:Are you saying that older arthritic people should not be able to qualify with with a Semiauto because they are incapable of reloading or charging their weapon?

Are you saying that someone who can't qualify with a semiauto without help should get a SA license?

As long as there's a difference between SA and NSA then I think people shouldn't cheat to "pass" the SA test when they only have the skills to pass the NSA test honestly.