Restricted Firearm Safety Exam Review UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS

Restricted Firearm Safety Exam Review UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS What are the four types of Black Powder? - CORRECT ANSWER of powder. Used in large muskets. 1. Fg: Very coarse granules 2. FFg: Finer granules than Fg. Used in muzzleloading shotguns, big-bore rifles and single-shot pistols of .45 calibre and up. 3. FFFg: Finer granules than FFg and the most common type. Used on nearly all cap and ball revolvers. 4. FFFFg: The finest granules, also called priming powder. Used only in priming pans. Never use this type of powder as powder charge. What does PROVE stand for? - CORRECT ANSWER available direction. • R: Remove all ammunition. • O: Observe the chamber(s). • V: Verify the feeding path. • E: Examine the bore for obstruction (visually or with a rod). • P: Point the firearm in the safest What does The Vital Four ACTS of Firearm Safety stand for? - CORRECT ANSWER Assume the firearm is loaded. • C: Control the muzzle direction at all times. • T: Trigger finger must be kept off the trigger. • S: See that the firearm is unloaded- PROVE it's safe. What are the three levels of government? - CORRECT ANSWER 2. Provincial/Territorial 3. Municipal 1. Federal • A: What are the possible punishment for pointing a firearm at a person without lawful excuse? - CORRECT ANSWER 1. Guilty of an indictable offence and liable to imprisonment for a term of five years; or 2. Guilty of an offence punishable on summary convention (a fine of $5000 and/or six months imprisonment. What should be done with older firearms? - CORRECT ANSWER inspected by a qualified gunsmith to be sure they can be fired safely. • Older firearms should be