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Thought you might like to see this..

3 Yard Line - 20 Rounds

* 1 round in 2 seconds, 5 times (5 rounds total)
* 2 rounds in 3 seconds, 5 times (10 rounds total)
* 5 rounds in 10 seconds, 1 time (5 rounds total)

7 Yard Line - 20 Rounds

* 5 rounds in 10 seconds, 1 time (5 rounds total)
* 2 rounds in 4 seconds, 1 time (2 rounds total)
* 3 rounds in 6 seconds, 1 time (3 rounds total)
* 1 round in 3 seconds, 5 times (5 rounds total)
* 5 rounds in 15 seconds, 1 time (5 rounds total)

15 Yard Line - 10 Rounds

* 2rounds in 6 seconds, 1 time (2 rounds total)
* 3rounds in 9 seconds, 1 time (3 rounds total)
* 5rounds in 15 seconds, 1 time (5 rounds total)

One more thing..
Don't rush your shots. Especially on the farthest distance .
There's plenty of time to acquire a good aim.

Bayllor wrote: If the shooting test is that easy, I may just opt to use the Glock.

It is .

The most important part is paying close attention to the instructor the whole time while shooting.
The reason I say that is because it can be difficult to hear him or her with your hearing protection on.

Bayllor wrote: Taking your own gun requires instructor approval.

I've never heard of that .

I would take the Springfield . And if for some weird reason the instructor says no then use the Glock.
Aren't Glocks and XD's almost identical anyway ?