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A rifle’s bolt is difficult to open. Under PROVE, what is the appropriate approach to ensure safety before forcing it?
CFSC Student Handbook — PROVE. If mechanical issues prevent PROVE, maintain muzzle control and obtain proper assistance/tools per manufacturer guidance rather t
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Question: A rifle’s bolt is difficult to open. Under PROVE, what is the appropriate approach to ensure safety before forcing it?
Answer options: ✅ Keep muzzle pointed safe, seek assistance or tools and follow manufacturer’s guidance before forcing the bolt
- Force it open immediately while pointing muzzle at others to stabilize
- Pass the rifle to someone else without checking
- Assume it is unloaded because you couldn’t open the bolt
Correct answer: Keep muzzle pointed safe, seek assistance or tools and follow manufacturer’s guidance before forcing the bolt
Explanation: CFSC Student Handbook — PROVE. If mechanical issues prevent PROVE, maintain muzzle control and obtain proper assistance/tools per manufacturer guidance rather than forcing an unsafe action.
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