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CLEET CERTIFICATION PHASE 4 LATEST 2025 ACTUAL EXAM WITH
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR
VERIFIED|| ||BRANDNEW!!!||
In the event of a SQUIB load you should do what? - ANSWER-(1)
Cease firing immediately. If you are in doubt about whether it is a
squib load, cease firing; (2) Keep the firearm pointed down range;
(3) Raise your off-gun hand to signal a line officer. Do not attempt
to clear the malfunction.
If someone speaks to you on the firing line what should you do? -
ANSWER-Listen, but DO NOT turn around! Keep the firearm
pointed down range, or holstered.
How do you transfer a REVOLVER? - ANSWER-Open the
cylinder, unload the firearm, and present the firearm grip first (with
the muzzle down).
With a REVOLVER! - ANSWER-(1) When the cylinder is opened,
all rounds are emptied into the shooter's hand and counted; (2)
Once the rounds are accounted for, grasp the firearm by the top
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strap and present the firearm grip first (muzzle pointing to the
ground).
How do you transfer a SEMI-AUTO PISTOL? - ANSWER-Remove
the magazine, unload the chamber, lock the slide open, and
present the firearm grip first (muzzle down).
With a SEMI-AUTO PISTOL! - ANSWER-(1) With the safety on (
and de-cocked if applicable), remove the magazine and unload
the chamber by pushing the slide to the rear. Allow the
chambered round to exit through the magazine well; (2) Lock the
slide back and visually check the chamber; (3) After you have
confirmed an empty chamber, present the firearm grip first
(muzzle pointing to the ground).
If you drop a round, magazine, or speed loader while reloading,
what should you do? - ANSWER-DO NOT try to pick it up. With
the muzzle pointing down range, raise your off-gun hand. A line
officer will retrieve the dropped items.
CLEET CERTIFICATION PHASE 4 LATEST 2025 ACTUAL EXAM WITH
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR
VERIFIED|| ||BRANDNEW!!!||
In the event of a SQUIB load you should do what? - ANSWER-(1)
Cease firing immediately. If you are in doubt about whether it is a
squib load, cease firing; (2) Keep the firearm pointed down range;
(3) Raise your off-gun hand to signal a line officer. Do not attempt
to clear the malfunction.
If someone speaks to you on the firing line what should you do? -
ANSWER-Listen, but DO NOT turn around! Keep the firearm
pointed down range, or holstered.
How do you transfer a REVOLVER? - ANSWER-Open the
cylinder, unload the firearm, and present the firearm grip first (with
the muzzle down).
With a REVOLVER! - ANSWER-(1) When the cylinder is opened,
all rounds are emptied into the shooter's hand and counted; (2)
Once the rounds are accounted for, grasp the firearm by the top
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strap and present the firearm grip first (muzzle pointing to the
ground).
How do you transfer a SEMI-AUTO PISTOL? - ANSWER-Remove
the magazine, unload the chamber, lock the slide open, and
present the firearm grip first (muzzle down).
With a SEMI-AUTO PISTOL! - ANSWER-(1) With the safety on (
and de-cocked if applicable), remove the magazine and unload
the chamber by pushing the slide to the rear. Allow the
chambered round to exit through the magazine well; (2) Lock the
slide back and visually check the chamber; (3) After you have
confirmed an empty chamber, present the firearm grip first
(muzzle pointing to the ground).
If you drop a round, magazine, or speed loader while reloading,
what should you do? - ANSWER-DO NOT try to pick it up. With
the muzzle pointing down range, raise your off-gun hand. A line
officer will retrieve the dropped items.
