Student must be able to load, unload, and shoot safely upon arrival.
Instructor will complete Part B & Part C of the certificate at the end of the session.
A total of 50 rounds are fired during the qualification test.
A score of 70% (175 out of 250) is required to pass.
All shooting is from the ready position — no holster or concealed draw required.
What to Bring for the Shooting Proficiency Test
Handgun (unloaded) – No lasers or optics
50 Rounds of Brass Ammunition
Driver’s License or State ID
Ear & Eye Protection (provided if needed)
2 Printed Copies of LTC Certificate (LTC-104)
Range Fee – Paid directly to the gun range
LTC Course of Fire Breakdown
You’ll fire a total of 50 rounds from the ready position, no holster or concealed draw required.
20 rounds from 3 yards
20 rounds from 7 yards
10 rounds from 15 yards
Must score at least 175 out of 250 to pass (70%)
Instructor completes Part B & C of LTC-104
Next Steps After Your Shooting Proficiency Test
If you haven’t started your Texas LTC application yet, here’s exactly what to do next:
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Apply Online: Visit the official Texas DPS website and complete the LTC application.
Click here to apply for your LTC -
Schedule Your Fingerprints: Book your appointment with Identogo using service code 119Q91.
Schedule fingerprinting - Upload Your Certificate (LTC-104): Submit your completed LTC-104 form through the DPS upload portal after completing the class & range.
- Watch for DPS Updates: DPS will process your application and notify you if anything is missing.
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