ninjabread wrote:If the blind student is a veteran, they don't have to take the shooting test. GC §411.1881
An interesting twist on the subject, with renewal classes no longer required, is whether there's any grounds to deny LTC renewal if somebody goes blind after getting their license.
True to a point, they do not have to take the LTC shooting proficiency, BUT they still have to document proficiency, they just don't have to do it with the LTC instructor. I had a police officer a few years ago that told me that he was going to use his quals under Tcole. He asked me how to do that, I told him that I was not sure since it did not involve or effect my class, I just gave him a CHL 100 that had the shooting proficiency X'd out. He called a couple of days later and asked if we could meet for shooting proficiency, as it would be easier to shoot 50 rounds with me than jump through all the hoops required. We did, he passed with a 250 score and I gave him an additional CHL 100 that just had the proficiency part filled. I have now idea what hoops he was talking about or if it has changed.