Here's ours in Ohio. We use targets similar to these, although ours aren't shaded. I chose the shaded targets to give you an idea of our "preferred area", which is the shaded area. Anywhere in the shaded area counts as a hit. Head shots do not count as a hit. On any of the stages that call for moving while shooting, any shots fired from a stationary position do not count.
Stage 1- From carry ready, on command fire 6 rds into the preferred area of the target 50 ft away. Time limit 18 seconds.
Stage 2- On command, draw from the holster and fire 6 rds strong hand only from 12 feet. Perform a mandatory reload and fire 6 rds weak hand only. Time limit 15 seconds for all 12 rds and the reload.
Stage 3- On command, draw from the holster and fire 3 rds at the target at 21 ft in low level light using a flashlight hold, shooter's choice. Time limit 5 seconds. Repeat for a total of 6 rds fired.
Stage 4- 4 targets evenly spaced in front of the barricade, two on either side, 21 feet from barricade to targets. On command, run 75 feet to a simulated 4'x6' barricade located at 21 feet from the targets. Draw and fire 2 rds from the strong side at the outermost target while standing. Assume an alternate position (kneeling, crouching, basically anything but standing or prone) and fire 2 rds at the inner target beside the first one. Perform a tactical reload behind cover. Move to the non-dominant side and repeat the above (2 rds standing, 2 rds alternate position). Time limit 30 seconds.
Stage 5- 3 targets evenly spaced. Start standing approx 5 feet from the middle target. On command, draw and fire 3 rds from the hip at the middle target (groin hits preferred). Begin moving backwards, assume a two handed hold and fire 3 more rds at the middle target. Reload if necessary and, while moving backward, fire 3 rds at each of the other two targets. Time limit 15 seconds.
Stage 6- 2 targets about 4-5 feet apart. On command, start at 50 feet and walk towards the targets. Draw your weapon and verbally identify yourself as a Police Officer. Keep walking towards the targets, telling them what you want them to do ("Drop your weapon!", or "Get on the ground!" or something similar). On command (about 20 feet), fire 2 rds into each target. After the 4th round, immediately reload while comtinuing forwards. On command, start walking backward away from the targets and engage each target with 2 rds. Time limit 15 seconds.
Stage 7- 2 targets about 4-5 feet apart. 2 small barricades (simulated cover) on each side of the range (about 30 feet apart) about 15 feet away from the targets and on a line parallel to them. Start at the left barricade. On command, walk to the right and engage each target with 2 rds. Upon reaching the opposite barricade, immediately reload. Then, walk back to the left and engage each target with 2 rds while moving back to the other barricade. Time limit 15 seconds.
That's it. Not too difficult. Anyone who can pass any of the state CCW courses I've ever seen should be able to pass this without any trouble. The sad thing is, we keep having guys who have to reshoot various stages, mostly the 50' stage. It's pitiful, but no one wants to go out and practice without being paid and having their ammo provided, and with the latest budget crunches, that ain't happening.
Bub
