FIREARMS ILEA ACTUAL FINAL PAPER UPDATED
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+
✔✔LEOSA 926C - ✔✔Retired LEO
✔✔Levels of Training - ✔✔Static Simulation and dynamic
✔✔4 Advantages of the shotgun over handgun - ✔✔psychological effect, appearance,
does not require pinpoint accuracy, sound when functioning the action
✔✔Shotgun Cruiser Ready - ✔✔Chamber empty, action closed, magazine fully loaded,
safety on
✔✔Most officers killed in line of duty are shot at proximity of - ✔✔0-5 feet
✔✔Most shootings happen in dim light or - ✔✔low light conditions
✔✔In a close combat shooting you do NOT need a perfect sight picture - ✔✔OK
✔✔The most effective distance of a shotgun is how far? - ✔✔100 yards
✔✔What is the max distance a shotgun should be used? - ✔✔200 yards
✔✔What's the first consideration you should use when choosing a weapon? - ✔✔safety
✔✔When should you point a firearm at someone? - ✔✔when you're ready, willing, and
justified to stop a person using deadly force
✔✔At what distance do gun battles occur? - ✔✔3-6 feet
✔✔How long do gun battles last? - ✔✔3 seconds
✔✔What are firearms made to do? - ✔✔kill
✔✔when shooting how should you target appear? - ✔✔blurry
✔✔Combat shooting is what? - ✔✔reaction and a conditioned reflex
✔✔When should warning shots be fired? - ✔✔Never
✔✔What is the minimum penetration of a bullet to be effective? - ✔✔10 inches
, ✔✔Malfunctions for a semi auto - ✔✔Type 1: Failure to feed, failure to fire (tap, rack,
roll, assess)
Type 2: failure to extract stovepipe (tap, rack, roll, assess)
Type 3: Double feed (lock, rip, work, tap, rack, assess
✔✔If aiming to stop a threat, the only injury areas for immediate incapacitation are the -
✔✔spinal cord or the brain
✔✔When carrying off duty, you should carry a weapon like your regular carry, in a
holster and in the same body position as your - ✔✔duty carry
✔✔3 considerations for justification of use of deadly force - ✔✔ability, opportunity and
jeopardy
✔✔In a combat situation with a moving target and no time for sights whats the best
weapon to use? - ✔✔shotgun
✔✔What should be considered before using a shotgun? - ✔✔distance, shot spread,
proximity to bystanders, and background
✔✔What are 3 ways a shotgun can be used? - ✔✔scatter gun, mid-range rifle, and a
grenade launcher
✔✔what is the main advantage of a shotgun? - ✔✔psychological advantage
✔✔what should your main focus be when firing? - ✔✔front sights
✔✔when in doubt about using your firearm, what should you do? - ✔✔don't shoot!
✔✔when handing a gun off to someone else, the slide should be? - ✔✔locked to the
rear
✔✔what will courts consider your use of a weapon - ✔✔deadly force
✔✔a shotgun battle usually occurs in what distance? - ✔✔18-20 yards
✔✔before cleaning a weapon you should: - ✔✔make it safe
✔✔never sacrifice accuracy or safety for - ✔✔speed
✔✔what are the different weapon malfunctions - ✔✔double feed
squib load
failure to extract
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+
✔✔LEOSA 926C - ✔✔Retired LEO
✔✔Levels of Training - ✔✔Static Simulation and dynamic
✔✔4 Advantages of the shotgun over handgun - ✔✔psychological effect, appearance,
does not require pinpoint accuracy, sound when functioning the action
✔✔Shotgun Cruiser Ready - ✔✔Chamber empty, action closed, magazine fully loaded,
safety on
✔✔Most officers killed in line of duty are shot at proximity of - ✔✔0-5 feet
✔✔Most shootings happen in dim light or - ✔✔low light conditions
✔✔In a close combat shooting you do NOT need a perfect sight picture - ✔✔OK
✔✔The most effective distance of a shotgun is how far? - ✔✔100 yards
✔✔What is the max distance a shotgun should be used? - ✔✔200 yards
✔✔What's the first consideration you should use when choosing a weapon? - ✔✔safety
✔✔When should you point a firearm at someone? - ✔✔when you're ready, willing, and
justified to stop a person using deadly force
✔✔At what distance do gun battles occur? - ✔✔3-6 feet
✔✔How long do gun battles last? - ✔✔3 seconds
✔✔What are firearms made to do? - ✔✔kill
✔✔when shooting how should you target appear? - ✔✔blurry
✔✔Combat shooting is what? - ✔✔reaction and a conditioned reflex
✔✔When should warning shots be fired? - ✔✔Never
✔✔What is the minimum penetration of a bullet to be effective? - ✔✔10 inches
, ✔✔Malfunctions for a semi auto - ✔✔Type 1: Failure to feed, failure to fire (tap, rack,
roll, assess)
Type 2: failure to extract stovepipe (tap, rack, roll, assess)
Type 3: Double feed (lock, rip, work, tap, rack, assess
✔✔If aiming to stop a threat, the only injury areas for immediate incapacitation are the -
✔✔spinal cord or the brain
✔✔When carrying off duty, you should carry a weapon like your regular carry, in a
holster and in the same body position as your - ✔✔duty carry
✔✔3 considerations for justification of use of deadly force - ✔✔ability, opportunity and
jeopardy
✔✔In a combat situation with a moving target and no time for sights whats the best
weapon to use? - ✔✔shotgun
✔✔What should be considered before using a shotgun? - ✔✔distance, shot spread,
proximity to bystanders, and background
✔✔What are 3 ways a shotgun can be used? - ✔✔scatter gun, mid-range rifle, and a
grenade launcher
✔✔what is the main advantage of a shotgun? - ✔✔psychological advantage
✔✔what should your main focus be when firing? - ✔✔front sights
✔✔when in doubt about using your firearm, what should you do? - ✔✔don't shoot!
✔✔when handing a gun off to someone else, the slide should be? - ✔✔locked to the
rear
✔✔what will courts consider your use of a weapon - ✔✔deadly force
✔✔a shotgun battle usually occurs in what distance? - ✔✔18-20 yards
✔✔before cleaning a weapon you should: - ✔✔make it safe
✔✔never sacrifice accuracy or safety for - ✔✔speed
✔✔what are the different weapon malfunctions - ✔✔double feed
squib load
failure to extract
