The Marine Corps pistol qualifications also used 7 meters for quick reaction drills. There is also a 15 meter sustained fire, requiring a magazine change, and a 25 meter slow fire. There are a total of 400 possible points in 40 shots, and it requires a minimum score of 290 to qualify as Marksman. A score between 330 and 344 qualifies them as Sharpshooter, and a score above 344 qualifies them as an Expert marksman with a pistol.
FYI, the above were the qualifications for the M1911 .45 ACP. I left the Marine Corps before they deployed the Beretta 92F in 1981, so I don't know if they changed their qualification as a result.
The US Marshal's Service qualification course is the one I used when a DOJ attorney had to be certified to carry
its been several years since I have been involved in this course and I don't recall the entire course but its similar to the FBIs which is this
FBI Qualification Course of Fire
Stage 1
Distance- 3 Yards
6 Total Rounds for Stage
Sequence- A. Draw & Fire 3 Shots Strong-Hand Only in 3 Seconds;
B. Repeat: Draw & Fire 3 Shots Strong-Hand Only in 3 Seconds
Total Stage Time Limit: 6 Seconds
Stage 2
Distance- 3 Yards
6 Total Rounds for Stage
Sequence- A. Draw & Fire 3 Shots Strong-Hand Only; then
B.Transition to Support-Hand Only & Fire 3 Shots.
Total Stage Time Limit: 8 Seconds
Stage 3
Distance- 5 Yards
12 Total Rounds for Stage
Sequence- A. Draw & Fire 3 Shots Using Both Hands in 3 Seconds;
B. Repeat 3 More Times (4 Total Times): Draw & Fire 3 Shots Using Both Hands
Total Stage Time Limit: 12 Seconds
Stage 4
Distance- 7 Yards
8 Total Rounds for Stage
Sequence- A. Draw & Fire 4 Shots Using Both Hands in 4 Seconds;
B. Repeat: Draw & Fire 4 Shots Using Both Hands in 4 Seconds
Total Stage Time Limit: 8 Seconds
Stage 5
Distance- 7 Yards
8 Total Rounds for Stage
Sequence- A. Draw & Fire 4 Shots Using Both Hands;
B. Perform Emergency Reload (Mag Falls to Ground);
C. Fire 4 More Shots Using Both Hands
Total Stage Time Limit: 8 Seconds
Stage 6
Distance- 15 Yards
6 Total Rounds
Sequence- A. Draw & Fire 3 Shots Using Both Hands;
B. Repeat: Draw & Fire 3 Shots Using Both Hands
Total Stage Time Limit: 12 Seconds
Stage 7
Distance- 15 Yards
4 Total Rounds
Sequence- Draw & Fire 4 Shots Using Both Hands
Total Stage Time Limit- 8 Seconds
Stage 8
Distance- 25 Yards
10 Total Rounds; Fire from Behind Cover
Sequence- A. Step Forward to 25 Yard Line;
B. Draw & Fire 2 Shots Standing Behind Cover Using Both Hands;
C. Transition to Kneeling Behind Cover and Using Both Hands Fire 3 More Rounds;
D. Repeat Stage for 2 Total Times
Total Stage Time Limit- 15 Seconds for 5 Shots (x2)
This seems to be pretty much the same thing the Marshal's service was using. This is not an easy course for most LEO. however, if you have a background in IDPA or USPSA, you will pass it fairly easily. I shot it with several firearms including stuff most of the LEOs carried
Glock 17 and 19
Sig 226 and 229
SW M&P
CZ 75
and a SW revolver.