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A puppy knocks over your unloaded, locked rifle case and the rifle is exposed. What does ACTS require before you pick it up?
CFSC Student Handbook — ACTS. Even if a firearm was stored unloaded and locked, once exposed you must assume it’s loaded and PROVE it safe before handling.
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Question: A puppy knocks over your unloaded, locked rifle case and the rifle is exposed. What does ACTS require before you pick it up?
Answer options: ✅ Assume loaded and PROVE it is unloaded before handling
- Assume it’s still unloaded because the case was locked
- Pick it up quickly and carry it to your vehicle
- Put your finger in the chamber to check for rounds
Correct answer: Assume loaded and PROVE it is unloaded before handling
Explanation: CFSC Student Handbook — ACTS. Even if a firearm was stored unloaded and locked, once exposed you must assume it’s loaded and PROVE it safe before handling.
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