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cbunt1 wrote:It is all the above.

As an instructor, i signal start time and stop time for the shots to be fired.

If you get jammed up, and can't get your rounds off in the allotted time, they score as misses.

Its not as draconian as it sounds. You might miss out on one or two rounds downrange. We pause between sets, and fix the problem. Most times those two rounds aren't the difference between pass and fail.

Worst case, we reshoot. I usually have a gun you can use if yours fails. Not all instructors do, but we're here to qualify you, not to disqualify you.

I've never had to dq a student because of a gun that won't work, but I've had students determine that a particular gun isn't adequate for carry.