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If in doubt about the range rules, you should - ---answer---;Refer to the range
SOPs A II-4
When loading a muzzleloading rifle you always - ---answer---;A Wipe and clear the
barrel before pouring the power into it.
B Pour the powder into the measure and then into the barrel. Nwver pour
powder directly into the barrel from the powder horn
C point the barrel in a safe direction and never place your body in front of the
muzzle. D VI- 20
During live fireing, where should the RSO be? - ---answer---;On the firing line
where the Rso can best observe the shooters. B II-2
Whose Duty is the maintain order on the range - ---answer---;The Rso B II-2
When making sure a firearm is unloaded, what must be checked? - ---answer---;A
The action B the Chamber C The Magazine. A All the above D VI -10
, A shooter is loud and disruptive on the firing line and refuses to lower his voice.
You should: - ---answer---;Follow the instructions in the range SOPs III-18
Witch is an example if a stoppage? - ---answer---;A Fired case stove-piped in a
simi-automatic pistol
B A double feed in a pump-action shotgun.
C Faiure of the cylander to rotate in a revolver. D All the above. D VI-2
A hangfire: - ---answer---;Is Perceptible delay in the ignition of
a cartridge after the primer has been struckby the firing pin C VI-5
Who can call cease fire? - ---answer---;Anyone A IV-9
When moving a firearm from one location to another using the General Range
Safety Rule you would: - ---answer---;Keep the firearm Clear(action open,
unloaded ) with the gun pointed in a safe direction. A III-13
What is stoppage? - ---answer---;An unintentional interruption in the cycle of
Operation. A VI-2
When may a shooter go forward of the firing line - ---answer---;After all firearms
on firing line are unloaded and grounded or benched,and the RSO allowes
shooters to move downrange B IV-13
Smoking on the firing line is: - ---answer---;Regulated by the range SOPs. A II-4