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Scenario 42: Which of the following is NOT an acceptable part of the PROVE procedure?
CFSC Student Handbook — PROVE. You must personally PROVE a firearm is unloaded; relying solely on others’ statements is not acceptable. The correct answer is "R
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Question: Scenario 42: Which of the following is NOT an acceptable part of the PROVE procedure?
Answer options: ✅ Relying only on someone else’s statement that the firearm is empty
- Pointing the muzzle in a safe direction
- Removing the magazine/opening the action
- Visually and physically verifying the chamber
Correct answer: Relying only on someone else’s statement that the firearm is empty
Explanation: CFSC Student Handbook — PROVE. You must personally PROVE a firearm is unloaded; relying solely on others’ statements is not acceptable. The correct answer is "Relying only on someone else’s statement that the firearm is empty". This capacity-fill scenario 42 reinforces the same competency for the cfsc bank and follows the certified explanation standard.
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