Phase IV CLEET Private Security Training Lesson I - Saftey
Exam Questions And Answers
Introduction:
Knowing and understanding rules for range and firearms safety is? -Answer vital to your
training in the use of firearms.
Can you be held civilly liable for the misuse or negligent handling of a firearm? -Answer
yes
You may be held liable for the unnecessary use of -Answer deadly force
and the consequences of those acts.
The top priority for all participants must be -Answer firearm safety.
II. General Safety Rules:
A. Treat all firearms as though they were - Answer Loaded.
B. Never point a firearm at anyone unless - Answer you are ready
and willing to kill that person.
C. Keep your finger
"the primary safety"
off the trigger until - Answer your sights are on the target.
, D. Always make positive target identification and be sure - Answer of the area behind
your target.
NOTE:
Always keep finger - Answer outside the trigger guard
III. Range Safety
A. Firearms safety starts with: - Answer 1. Are you in sound physical and mental
condition?
2. Is your firearm of sound design and well maintained?
3. Is your ammunition both safe and fresh?
4. Is your holster properly designed and constructed to fit
your specific handgun?
Is the leather in good condition?
B. Rules
1. When you first pick up a firearm,
make sure it is - Answer unloaded.
CAUTION: Never lay a firearm down without first - Answer unloading it.
a. Unloading a revolver - Answer (1) Open the cylinder,
(2) Eject cartridges or case into your hand,
Exam Questions And Answers
Introduction:
Knowing and understanding rules for range and firearms safety is? -Answer vital to your
training in the use of firearms.
Can you be held civilly liable for the misuse or negligent handling of a firearm? -Answer
yes
You may be held liable for the unnecessary use of -Answer deadly force
and the consequences of those acts.
The top priority for all participants must be -Answer firearm safety.
II. General Safety Rules:
A. Treat all firearms as though they were - Answer Loaded.
B. Never point a firearm at anyone unless - Answer you are ready
and willing to kill that person.
C. Keep your finger
"the primary safety"
off the trigger until - Answer your sights are on the target.
, D. Always make positive target identification and be sure - Answer of the area behind
your target.
NOTE:
Always keep finger - Answer outside the trigger guard
III. Range Safety
A. Firearms safety starts with: - Answer 1. Are you in sound physical and mental
condition?
2. Is your firearm of sound design and well maintained?
3. Is your ammunition both safe and fresh?
4. Is your holster properly designed and constructed to fit
your specific handgun?
Is the leather in good condition?
B. Rules
1. When you first pick up a firearm,
make sure it is - Answer unloaded.
CAUTION: Never lay a firearm down without first - Answer unloading it.
a. Unloading a revolver - Answer (1) Open the cylinder,
(2) Eject cartridges or case into your hand,
