Lots of 'em - check out handgunlaw.us
That having been said, NOBODY gets through our CCW courses without going to the range. We also keep the qualification target in our permanent files.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is one. Why should I have to prove anything about my abilities, especially in an open carry state.
From our constitution:
Right to Bear Arms Section 21.
The right of the citizens to bear arms in defense of themselves and the State shall not be questioned.
Where in there is anything about getting a license to conceal.
No class should be needed, nor license for that matter, to carry a firearm. Whether a person shoots their firearm in a class doesn’t really matter if that class should not be a requirement in the first place.
Safety classes should be strongly recomended if the shooter thinks they need one, but not required.
“PLEASE don’t tell me there are states that issue a CCL without actually having you fire the weapon.....”
MA doesn’t require it. They require a course but firing is not mandated.
South Dakota requires no class, no test, no firing profiency.
Fill out a one page form for the FBI background check. When it comes back clean (same day or next day), pay the sheriff $10 and he gives you your temporary CCW. About a week later your permanent one shows up in the mail.
classroom vs range: ammo at the latter, not in the former.
Generally speaking the classroom and the range are not the same place, although I've seen some that are mightly close. In fact the range were I took my CHL, now conducts the class outdoors, right behind the range, inside berms, with a sun shade over most of the area. It is in San Antonio, Texas after all. Alhtough when I took the class, the "classroom" was in a double wide trailer, and we walked out to the range, in the mist and muck.
When I renewed, I was too far from SA, so I took the class in a nice new building, in towards Austin, where the "school", shared a very nice facility with other users. But I shot for score at the same range that a certain Major Hassan used. Unlike Major Hassan, I did not take the course there, just used the range.