Rhode Island Blue Card Test Prep
1. What are the main firearm safety - Treat all firearms as if they are loaded.
rules? - Never point the firearm at anything you don't in-
tend to destroy.
- Keep finger ott the trigger until on target and ready
to shoot.
- Know your target and what is beyond it.
2. When transporting firearms, they Carried in cases, and not loaded.
should be:
3. Magazines should not: Should not be loaded when transporting them.
4. When transporting Firearms and Separately and not in the same container.
Ammo they should be stored:
5. What are the 5 uses for firearms? Sport, Recreation, Hunting, Metallic Silhouette
Shooting, Protection.
6. What is a Firearm, by definition? a mechanical device that uses pressure from a burn-
ing powder to force a projectile through and out of
a metal tube
7. What are the 3 basic Handgun types? shot pistols, revolvers, and semi-automatic pistols.
8. Basic Parts of the Handgun: Action, frame, and barrel
9. Basic Parts of the Rifle: Stock, Barrel, Action (Receiver)
10. Define a Firearms "Action": also known as the trigger group, contains the parts
that
fire the cartridges.
11. Define what a firearms "frame" is: metal housing that also serves as the handle (grip)
of
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1. What are the main firearm safety - Treat all firearms as if they are loaded.
rules? - Never point the firearm at anything you don't in-
tend to destroy.
- Keep finger ott the trigger until on target and ready
to shoot.
- Know your target and what is beyond it.
2. When transporting firearms, they Carried in cases, and not loaded.
should be:
3. Magazines should not: Should not be loaded when transporting them.
4. When transporting Firearms and Separately and not in the same container.
Ammo they should be stored:
5. What are the 5 uses for firearms? Sport, Recreation, Hunting, Metallic Silhouette
Shooting, Protection.
6. What is a Firearm, by definition? a mechanical device that uses pressure from a burn-
ing powder to force a projectile through and out of
a metal tube
7. What are the 3 basic Handgun types? shot pistols, revolvers, and semi-automatic pistols.
8. Basic Parts of the Handgun: Action, frame, and barrel
9. Basic Parts of the Rifle: Stock, Barrel, Action (Receiver)
10. Define a Firearms "Action": also known as the trigger group, contains the parts
that
fire the cartridges.
11. Define what a firearms "frame" is: metal housing that also serves as the handle (grip)
of
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