CLEET PHASE 4 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | 100% CORRECT!!

CLEET PHASE 4 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | 100% CORRECT!! Revolver - ANSWER -The proper method of unloading what type of firearm involves opening the cylinder; ejecting cartridges into your hand; physically and visually checking the chambers to insure that each is empty; and counting the rounds in your hand to insure that they are all accounted for? You check it yourself and confirmed it is unloaded - ANSWER -You can presume a firearm is unloaded if what? After you have taken position on the firing line and the command to load has been given by the tower operator. - ANSWER -When will you first load your firearm while on the range? The muzzle has cleared the holster, the muzzle is pointing down range, and the target has been identified - ANSWER -Never place your finger on the trigger until when? Outside the trigger guard - ANSWER -Once in the ready gun position, the shooter's trigger finger should be located where? Perform the proper malfunction clearance procedure and continue firing - ANSWER -In the event of a malfunction in a semi-automatic pistol, you should do what? The barrel has been checked for obstructions by a line officer - ANSWER -Never fire a succeeding round following a SQUID load until when? Misfire - ANSWER -What is the failure of a PRIMER to ignite the powder charge? Hangfire - ANSWER -What is the TEMPORARY failure of a primer to ignite the POWDER charge? Squib load - ANSWER -What is a cartridge that is loaded with an INSUFFICIENT amount of powder? Call out "cease fire" - ANSWER -Anyone who observes an immediately hazardous situation on the firing line should do what? Holster and secure their firearm, and await further instructions. - ANSWER -In the event of any emergency "cease fire," all shooters will stop firing and do what? Maintain your position and listen, but do not turn around - ANSWER -If you are spoken to by a line officer while on the firing line, you should do what? Revolver - ANSWER -To transfer what type of firearm should you open and unload the cylinder, and present it grip first with the muzzle pointing to the ground? Semi-automatic pistol - ANSWER -To transfer what type of firearm should you remove the magazine, unload the chamber, lock the slide open, and present it grip first with muzzle pointing to the ground? The muzzle is pointed down range, then raise your off-gun hand and a line officer will assist you. - ANSWER -During firearms training, if any equipment is dropped during a course of fire, make sure what? Raise your off-gun hand and wait for a line officer to assist you. - ANSWER -If a firearm is dropped, you should do what? Anytime they are on or near the firing line. - ANSWER -Students are required to wear eye and ear protection when? Separately or in separate locked compartments. - ANSWER -Firearms and ammunition should be stored how? Removed from the firearm and unloaded. - ANSWER -When storing a semiautomatic pistol, the magazine should be what? (1) Treat all firearms as though they are loaded; (2) Never point a firearm at anyone unless you are ready and willing to kill that person; (3) Keep your finger {THE PRIMARY SAFETY} off the trigger until your sights are on the target; (4) Always make positive target identification and be sure of the area behind your target. - ANSWER -What are the 4 general safety rules? Make sure it is unloaded. - ANSWER -When you first pick up a firearm, you should do what first? Never take anyone's word that a firearm is unloaded. Always check it yourself. - ANSWER -You should never take anyone's word about a firearm you should do what? Standing at a 45-degree angle to the target. - ANSWER -When loading or unloading on the firing line, you should be standing how? Tactical position. - ANSWER -Standing at a 45-degree angle to the target is called what? Check all firearms for chamber and barrel obstructions before loading and firing. - ANSWER -Before firing a firearm you should do what first? The firearm is clear of the holster and is safely pointed down range. - ANSWER - You should never place your finger on the trigger until when? (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. - ANSWER -In the event of a SQUIB load you should do what