These are the three major components of a pistol - Answers What are the frame, barrel, and action
This is the cylinder - Answers What is the part of a revolver where cartridges are held in a circular
pattern
This is the trigger mechanism - Answers What releases a spring-powered hammer or striker to fire the
cartridge
These are the elements or stages of aiming - Answers What are sight alignment and sight picture
Where to focus while aiming - Answers What is unique about the front sight in aiming
This is how to ensure you use the correct ammunition for your gun - Answers What use is the
information on the barrel or slide, the owner's manual, and the cartridge box and headstamp
This is what to do upon a misfire or hangfire: i.e. when a cartridge fails to fire immediately - Answers
Why would one keep the pistol pointed in a safe direction and wait at least 30 seconds before opening
the action and removing the cartridge
This is a best-practice for gripping a pistol - Answers Why use the same pistol grip each time you hold
the pistol
This is the reason follow-through is important - Answers Why continue all shooting fundamentals
before, during, and immediately after firing a shot
This is the frame of the pistol - Answers What is the central component of a pistol and made of steel,
aluminum, titanium, or polymer materials
These are the components of a pistol cartridge - Answers What is made of a case, primer, powder, and
bullet
These are the two types of revolver actions - Answers What are single and double action
To what does 'double action' refer - Answers What is the type of action in which pulling the trigger
performs two tasks: cocking and releasing the hammer
Do this before cleaning a pistol - Answers When to unload, remove ammunition from the area, and
follow the owner's manual
This occurs when a cartridge fails to fire after the primer has been struct by the firing pin - Answers
What is a misfire
This is the 'safety' - Answers What is a mechanical device that can fail
This minimizes body movement - Answers Why hold your breath during breath control