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Which statement about trigger finger placement when dry-firing for function checks is consistent with ACTS?
CFSC Student Handbook — ACTS & PROVE. Trigger finger may be placed on the trigger only after you have PROVEd the firearm is unloaded and it is safe to do the fu
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Question: Which statement about trigger finger placement when dry-firing for function checks is consistent with ACTS?
Answer options: ✅ Only place your finger on the trigger when you have confirmed the firearm is unloaded via PROVE
- Always keep your finger on the trigger during dry-fire tests regardless of checks
- Dry-fire with your finger just inside the trigger guard to feel the mechanism
- Index your finger along the frame while dry-firing without checking
Correct answer: Only place your finger on the trigger when you have confirmed the firearm is unloaded via PROVE
Explanation: CFSC Student Handbook — ACTS & PROVE. Trigger finger may be placed on the trigger only after you have PROVEd the firearm is unloaded and it is safe to do the function check.
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