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FTT 111-9352 CERTIFICATION REVIEW
SCRIPT 2026 ACCURATE Q&A
COLLECTION


◉Positive. Answer: Which type of sear engagement is considered to
be the safest?


◉With no rounds or snap caps. Answer: The initial function check is
to be done:


◉To check the hammer/sear engagement.. Answer: What would be
the purpose to tap a pistol's external hammer with a rubber mallet?


◉False. Answer: Manual actions require the operator to use a
moderate to heavy force to close the breech.


◉True. Answer: With a fixed ejector, you must quickly manipulate
the action to ensure the round is properly ejected.


◉1
2

,3
4
5
6
7
8. Answer: -With snap caps in the chamber, set the safety/selector in
the "safe" position.
-Depress the trigger; it will not move.
-Release the trigger and move to the "fire" position.
-Depress the trigger again. The hammer/striker will produce an
audible "click"
-Continue to depress the trigger. Manually cycle the action and eject
the snap cap.
-Release the trigger. An audible reset will be heard but the
hammer/striker should not move.
-Use a nylon or rubber hammer and tap the receiver or action.
-Set the safety and/or selector to the "safe" position; nothing should
happen.


◉False. Answer: Too little headspace can result in the case
expanding too much, which may lead to an explosion in the chamber.


◉Feeding device, action parts, and ammunition. Answer: Which of
the following contribute to a failure to feed?

, ◉Rime of the case
Leading edge of the mouth
Top of the belt of the case
Datum line, or near the center of the shoulder. Answer: -Rimfire
-Centerfire pistol cartridge
-Belted magnum cartridge
-Bottleneck centerfire rifle cartridge


◉Lug, cocking lever, hammer. Answer: Some break-action firearms
are cocked when the - acts upon the - and cocks the -.


◉Not close and not lock. Answer: When you use a Field gauge, the
action should:


◉The measurement is reading off the extractor instead of the breech
face.. Answer: What happens when you headspace a cartridge with
the extractor installed?


◉Always keep ammunition in the gunsmithing area. Answer: Which
of the following statements is not true about safety and
ammunition?

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