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Thank you all. This little item has caused quite a riff between myself and my two very good friends. Even though I now feel vindicated by the wisdom and knowledge here, I'm going to just let the issue go with them. Both of these guys are educators, and both nearing full retirement (in "points"), one of which has been a school principal for the last 10-12 years. Sometimes I wonder about my friends with master's degrees

KBCraig wrote:The only record of score is "pass" or "fail".

A "perfect" score, as far as anyone knows, is the minimum required to pass. Other than that, all qualified CHLs scored exactly the same: "pass".

exactly my point. It seems there is still this urban myth that if it is found that a person involved in a defensive shooting had scored a "perfect score" on the range qualification that they are somehow an easy target for an over zealous DA.

a couple of old buddies of mine finally decided to take the CHL class today and one of them called with his review of the day's events. He said their instructor insisted that they not shoot a "perfect score", so they both sent a flyer on their last round. Sheesh.... I thought this kind of myth had been put to rest. Are instructors actually told to teach this?