KLETC TEST 7 – Questions With Proper Solutions
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Terms in this set (172)
(Introduction to Firearms 15.01) 1. Treat all firearms as loaded
2. Never point a firearm at anything you are not willing
Identify the four general firearm safety to destroy
rules. 3. Keep your finger off the trigger until you have
made the conscious decision to shoot
4. Be sure of your target, back, and beyond
Describe in order the operation cycle ● Feeding
of auto-pistol. ● Chambering
● Locking
● Firing
● Unlocking
● Extracting
● Ejecting
● Cocking
,Identify the basic rules governing the ● Store all firearms and ammunition separately and
handling/storage of firearms at home. out of the reach of children
● Store firearms in a locked container
● Use a weapon lock system
Identify techniques to render ● Point the weapon in a safe direction
commonly available handguns safe for ● Remove magazine
custody and transport. ● Cycle the action
● Lock the slide to the rear
● Visually/physically inspect chamber and magazine
well
● Transport the weapon with slide open and the
magazine out
Identify auto-pistol nomenclature. Frame
Holds the trigger, trigger guard, magazine release
lever, slide stop lever, ejector and grip. Some
weapons will also have a de-cock lever on the frame.
Slide
Contains the barrel, rear sight, front sight, recoil guide
and spring, extractor and ejector port. Some weapons
will also have a de-cock lever on the slide.
Identify four aspects of threat ● Penetration
incapacitation. ● Permanent wound cavity
● Temporary wound cavity
● Fragmentation
,Identify the proper precautions ● Don't smoke/eat on the range
involving range lead safety. ● Don't collect brass in hats
● Do be aware that face, arms, hands and clothing are
covered with lead. Wash with cold water and soap.
● Wash hair/clothes separately from other clothing.
● Change range shoes before entering home.
● Avoid physical contact with family members until a
shower, shampoo/change of clothes.
(Fundamentals of Marksmanship 15.02) ● Disengage weapon retention devices of holster
while establishing master grip on the firearm.
Identify the elements necessary for a ● Strong hand should be high on the backstrap
proper shooting grip. ● The firearm should bisect the "V" of the hand
created by the thumb and forefinger.
● After drawing from holster, support grip should be
accomplished as firearm is brought to a firing position.
● Support hand should be chest high and thumb
should be pointed toward target.
● Support hand wraps around grip of firearm and the
strong hand.
● The fingers of support hand should overlap fingers
of strong hand and be positioned directly under, and
in contact with the bottom edge of the trigger guard.
● The thumb of support hand is positioned on the
slide takedown lever on the frame of the firearm.
● Heels of hands should be closed.
, Explain the benefits and components Benefits
of tactical shooting stance. ● Proper stance provides shooter with greater
stability and will maximize control of the recoil.
● Adaptable to a variety of firearms
● Shooting on the move
● Square to the threat (greatest ballistic protection
afforded by officer's vest)
Components
● Should feel and look aggressive
● Feet should be shoulder width apart or slightly
wider
● Shooter's feet, knees, hips, shoulders are straight
into the target (allows for maximum vest protection)
● Feet can be aligned with the toe of shooter's strong
foot can be moved back toward the rear of the
shooter's weak foot.
● Shooter should bend at the waist, knees, ankles and
lean slightly forward.
● Shooter's weight should be forward on the balls of
the feet.
Define sight alignment and sight Sight Alignment
picture. Relationship between the front sight and the rear
sight, without consideration of the target.
Sight Picture
Relationship between properly aligned sights and the
target.
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Terms in this set (172)
(Introduction to Firearms 15.01) 1. Treat all firearms as loaded
2. Never point a firearm at anything you are not willing
Identify the four general firearm safety to destroy
rules. 3. Keep your finger off the trigger until you have
made the conscious decision to shoot
4. Be sure of your target, back, and beyond
Describe in order the operation cycle ● Feeding
of auto-pistol. ● Chambering
● Locking
● Firing
● Unlocking
● Extracting
● Ejecting
● Cocking
,Identify the basic rules governing the ● Store all firearms and ammunition separately and
handling/storage of firearms at home. out of the reach of children
● Store firearms in a locked container
● Use a weapon lock system
Identify techniques to render ● Point the weapon in a safe direction
commonly available handguns safe for ● Remove magazine
custody and transport. ● Cycle the action
● Lock the slide to the rear
● Visually/physically inspect chamber and magazine
well
● Transport the weapon with slide open and the
magazine out
Identify auto-pistol nomenclature. Frame
Holds the trigger, trigger guard, magazine release
lever, slide stop lever, ejector and grip. Some
weapons will also have a de-cock lever on the frame.
Slide
Contains the barrel, rear sight, front sight, recoil guide
and spring, extractor and ejector port. Some weapons
will also have a de-cock lever on the slide.
Identify four aspects of threat ● Penetration
incapacitation. ● Permanent wound cavity
● Temporary wound cavity
● Fragmentation
,Identify the proper precautions ● Don't smoke/eat on the range
involving range lead safety. ● Don't collect brass in hats
● Do be aware that face, arms, hands and clothing are
covered with lead. Wash with cold water and soap.
● Wash hair/clothes separately from other clothing.
● Change range shoes before entering home.
● Avoid physical contact with family members until a
shower, shampoo/change of clothes.
(Fundamentals of Marksmanship 15.02) ● Disengage weapon retention devices of holster
while establishing master grip on the firearm.
Identify the elements necessary for a ● Strong hand should be high on the backstrap
proper shooting grip. ● The firearm should bisect the "V" of the hand
created by the thumb and forefinger.
● After drawing from holster, support grip should be
accomplished as firearm is brought to a firing position.
● Support hand should be chest high and thumb
should be pointed toward target.
● Support hand wraps around grip of firearm and the
strong hand.
● The fingers of support hand should overlap fingers
of strong hand and be positioned directly under, and
in contact with the bottom edge of the trigger guard.
● The thumb of support hand is positioned on the
slide takedown lever on the frame of the firearm.
● Heels of hands should be closed.
, Explain the benefits and components Benefits
of tactical shooting stance. ● Proper stance provides shooter with greater
stability and will maximize control of the recoil.
● Adaptable to a variety of firearms
● Shooting on the move
● Square to the threat (greatest ballistic protection
afforded by officer's vest)
Components
● Should feel and look aggressive
● Feet should be shoulder width apart or slightly
wider
● Shooter's feet, knees, hips, shoulders are straight
into the target (allows for maximum vest protection)
● Feet can be aligned with the toe of shooter's strong
foot can be moved back toward the rear of the
shooter's weak foot.
● Shooter should bend at the waist, knees, ankles and
lean slightly forward.
● Shooter's weight should be forward on the balls of
the feet.
Define sight alignment and sight Sight Alignment
picture. Relationship between the front sight and the rear
sight, without consideration of the target.
Sight Picture
Relationship between properly aligned sights and the
target.
