Florida Basic Recruit Training Program: State Exam Prep Question and answers 2023

Florida Basic Recruit Training Program: State Exam Prep Question and answers 2023Backstrap Portion of the grip that is placed in the palm of the shooting hand. Barrel 1. Provides a path for the fired bullet; long cylinder-shaped tube through which the projectile travels from the chamber 2. its chamber holds the cartridge Center Pin The spring-loaded part that holds the cylinder closed. Crane Attaches the cylinder to the frame so the cylinder can swing in and out of the frame opening. Cylinder Houses the extractor rod and contains the chambers that hold the cartridges. Cylinder Release Latch disengages the cylinder from the frame Cylinder Stop locks the cylinder Extractor 1. star-shaped device attached to the extractor rod that fits inside the cylinder that the rounds rest on (internal part) 2. metal hook-shaped part mounted on the bolt; the hook engages the rim of the cartridge so that when the action is brought to the rear, the extractor removes the shell from the chamber. Extractor Rod when depressed, it causes the extractor to push the cartridge from the cylinder Frame internal structure that holds the parts of the revolver and provides a way of gripping the firearm Front Sight located on the end of the barrel near the muzzle; it is designed for the swift location of the target and for bringing the firearm into alignment for accuracy. Grip 1. made of wood, plastic, or rubber; designed to allow the shooter to grip the firearm easily for control 2. "small of the stock," just behind the receiver; the shooter uses the grip and his or her shooting hand for control when firing or carrying it Hammer when the trigger is pulled, this part falls forward to activate the primer Hammer Nose pin or firing pin—part of the hammer or frame that protrudes through the frame and strikes the primer (internal part) Hammer Spur part of the hammer used for cocking the weapon to single-action mode Hand turns the cylinder as the gun is cocked, thus aligning a cartridge with the hammer or firing pin (internal part) Rear Sight located on the rear of the frame; it can be adjustable or fixed Top Strap part of the frame that houses the rear sight, positioned over cylinder Trigger activates the revolver's operation in both single and double action; activates the pistol's operation Trigger Guard part of the frame that protects the trigger Accessory Rail provides space for lighting and sighting devices Frame/Receiver holds the internal parts, as well as the slide assembly, and provides a way to grip the pistol Front Strap portion of the grip that allows the fingers of the shooting hand to rest Grip Panel made of polymer designed to allow the shooter to easily grip and control the weapon