Firearm Operation and Safe Handling

FIREARM SAFETY CERTIFICATE CHAPTER 3 FIREARM OPERATION AND SAFE HANDLING

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The cylinder of a revolver rotates to align a cartridge with the barrel.

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In a single-action revolver, pulling the trigger both cocks and releases the hammer.

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A semiautomatic pistol uses the energy from firing to cycle the action.

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The magazine release on a semiautomatic pistol is typically located on the slide.

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Always keep your finger off the trigger until ready to shoot.

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It’s safe to rely solely on the safety mechanism of a firearm

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A pump-action shotgun requires manual operation to chamber each round.

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A break-top shotgun opens at the breech for loading and unloading.

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Ammunition should be stored in the same location as the firearm.

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The primer is located at the base of a cartridge.

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The bullet is the entire cartridge.

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Caliber refers to the diameter of the bullet.

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Using incorrect ammunition can cause firearm malfunctions.

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A misfire occurs when the firearm doesn’t fire after the trigger is pulled.

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A hangfire is an immediate discharge after pulling the trigger.

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Squib loads can be identified by unusually loud reports.

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Always inspect the barrel for obstructions before firing.

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Eye and ear protection are optional when shooting.

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Firearms should be cleaned regularly to ensure proper function.

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It’s acceptable to use damaged ammunition.

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The safety on a firearm guarantees it won’t fire.

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Always point the muzzle in a safe direction.

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It’s safe to assume a firearm is unloaded.

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The action of a firearm is the mechanism that loads, fires, and ejects cartridges.

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The slide of a semiautomatic pistol remains stationary when firing.

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The chamber is where the cartridge is placed for firing.

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A firearm’s caliber is irrelevant to its safe operation.

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Always use the correct ammunition for your firearm.

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It’s safe to shoot without knowing your target and what’s beyond it.

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Firearms should be stored unloaded and locked away.

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What is the primary function of a firearm’s safety?

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Which part of a revolver rotates to align a cartridge with the barrel?

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In a semiautomatic pistol, what component holds the ammunition?

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What should you do if you experience a misfire?

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A hangfire is:

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What is a squib load?

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Why is it important to use the correct caliber ammunition?

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The primer of a cartridge is located:

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Which of the following is NOT a component of a cartridge?

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What is the purpose of the firearm’s action?

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When handling a firearm, always:

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Which firearm requires manual operation to chamber each round?

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A break-top shotgun opens at the:

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The term ‘caliber’ refers to:

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Which of the following is a common firearm malfunction?

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Before cleaning a firearm, you should:

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Eye and ear protection should be used:

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The chamber of a firearm is where:

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The slide of a semiautomatic pistol:

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Firearms should be stored:

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The trigger guard:

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A double-action revolver:

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The magazine release is typically located:

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What is the correct response if a firearm does not fire after the trigger is pulled?

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Which of the following is part of the basic components of ammunition?

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Which of the following best defines a misfire?

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Before storing a firearm, you should always:

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Which term refers to the part of the firearm that loads, fires, and ejects cartridges?

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What is the danger of using the wrong caliber ammunition?

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Which of the following is a recommended safety practice?

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What is the most important safety rule when handling any firearm?

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Which part of a semiautomatic pistol moves backward after firing to eject the spent casing?

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What type of firearm opens at a hinge and is loaded directly into the breech?

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Which term refers to the process where a bullet becomes lodged in the barrel due to insufficient force?

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Which of the following is NOT a safe storage practice for firearms?

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What should you do if you suspect a squib load has occurred?

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Which component ignites the powder inside a cartridge when struck?

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The importance of the “dangerous range” is that a bullet can travel far beyond the intended target.

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The safety on a semiautomatic pistol is not foolproof.

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Just because a cartridge fits into your firearm does not necessarily mean it is safe to shoot.

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In the case of a malfunction, you should:

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After ensuring a double-action revolver is pointed in a safe direction and with your finger off the trigger, you begin unloading the firearm by:

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Firearm or ammunition caliber refers to:

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A magazine is part of a:

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