Canadian Firearms Safety Course (CFSC) Practice Test · Question
When at an approved shooting range, which of the following is the most critical immediate action upon hearing the command 'Ceasefire!'?
Upon a 'Ceasefire!' command, the priority is to immediately stop all shooting, maintain a safe muzzle direction, and then wait for the Range Officer's instructi
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Question: When at an approved shooting range, which of the following is the most critical immediate action upon hearing the command 'Ceasefire!'?
Answer options:
- Unload your firearm and place it in your gun case.
- Point your firearm downrange and wait for further instructions. ✅ Immediately stop shooting, keep the firearm pointed in a safe direction, and await instructions.
- Set your firearm on the bench with the action closed and step back from the firing line.
Correct answer: Immediately stop shooting, keep the firearm pointed in a safe direction, and await instructions.
Explanation: Upon a 'Ceasefire!' command, the priority is to immediately stop all shooting, maintain a safe muzzle direction, and then wait for the Range Officer's instructions. Unloading and casing might not be the immediate next step, as the Range Officer may need to clear the line safely first.
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