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1. One of the fundamental NRA rules for safe
True
gun han-dling is to always keep your finger off
the trigger until ready to shoot.
2. When using or storing a gun, always follow
True
this NRA rule. Wear eye and ear protection
as appropriate.
False
3. A safety practice in addition to the NRA rules
allows dry firing any time, anywhere.
False
4. Ground cloths may be used in the standing
position.
5. You may wear a shooting jacket or heavy sweatshirt
to False shoot in the IBBGCM match.
6. The forearm of your rifle may have up to four not
holes that will accept a screw for the sling ex-
attachment. ceed
7. 6 lbs.,
Only round .177 (4.5 mm) lead or steel BB's exclu
are per-mitted. ding
8.
the
On the official NRA target, AR-4/10 (12 sling.
bullseye), the eight, nine, and ten rings are
9.
black.
In BB gun competitions, normal street type
or light athletic shoes are permitted as long
as they do not exceed the top of the ankle.
Shooting boots/shoes are not permitted. Shoes
10.
do not need to be a matched pair.
The total weight of an unloaded BB gun may
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Each firing point should have a minimum width
of four feet.
12.The shooting distance to the target in a 5 False
meter BB gun match is 16 feet 4 inches.
13.The course of fire shall be standing, kneeling, False
sitting, and prone.
14.In the sitting position, elbows may rest on the legs
False
at any point above the ankles. (The elbow is
defined as 6 inches from the point of the arm
when bent.)
15. True
In BB gun competition, competitors are allowed
one minute per record shot.
16. True
No BB guns may be cocked until the
competitor is called to the firing line and the
preparation period has begun.
17. True
If a target falls or is blown from its target
holder or blows loose so that the competitor
can no longer fire at it, the competitor or
coach must notify the Range Officer who will
notify the Chief Range Officer.
18. In team matches, the Team Coach, all firing
members True of the team, and alternate firing
members, if allowed
by the match conditions and provided by the
team, must be named on the entry form before
the first shot of the match is fired.
19. A competitor who because of physical handica
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LATEST VERSION |ALREADY GRADED A+
1. One of the fundamental NRA rules for safe
True
gun han-dling is to always keep your finger off
the trigger until ready to shoot.
2. When using or storing a gun, always follow
True
this NRA rule. Wear eye and ear protection
as appropriate.
False
3. A safety practice in addition to the NRA rules
allows dry firing any time, anywhere.
False
4. Ground cloths may be used in the standing
position.
5. You may wear a shooting jacket or heavy sweatshirt
to False shoot in the IBBGCM match.
6. The forearm of your rifle may have up to four not
holes that will accept a screw for the sling ex-
attachment. ceed
7. 6 lbs.,
Only round .177 (4.5 mm) lead or steel BB's exclu
are per-mitted. ding
8.
the
On the official NRA target, AR-4/10 (12 sling.
bullseye), the eight, nine, and ten rings are
9.
black.
In BB gun competitions, normal street type
or light athletic shoes are permitted as long
as they do not exceed the top of the ankle.
Shooting boots/shoes are not permitted. Shoes
10.
do not need to be a matched pair.
The total weight of an unloaded BB gun may
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LATEST VERSION |ALREADY GRADED A+
Tr e
u
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True
Tr True
u False
11. True
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, NRA TEST WITH ALL CORRECT & 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS |
LATEST VERSION |ALREADY GRADED A+
Each firing point should have a minimum width
of four feet.
12.The shooting distance to the target in a 5 False
meter BB gun match is 16 feet 4 inches.
13.The course of fire shall be standing, kneeling, False
sitting, and prone.
14.In the sitting position, elbows may rest on the legs
False
at any point above the ankles. (The elbow is
defined as 6 inches from the point of the arm
when bent.)
15. True
In BB gun competition, competitors are allowed
one minute per record shot.
16. True
No BB guns may be cocked until the
competitor is called to the firing line and the
preparation period has begun.
17. True
If a target falls or is blown from its target
holder or blows loose so that the competitor
can no longer fire at it, the competitor or
coach must notify the Range Officer who will
notify the Chief Range Officer.
18. In team matches, the Team Coach, all firing
members True of the team, and alternate firing
members, if allowed
by the match conditions and provided by the
team, must be named on the entry form before
the first shot of the match is fired.
19. A competitor who because of physical handica
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LATEST VERSION |ALREADY GRADED A+
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c Rules, or who must use
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