Canadian Firearms Safety Course (CFSC) Practice Test · Question
Which of the following best reflects the appropriate handling of a firearm with an obstructed barrel?
An obstructed barrel can cause catastrophic failure; CFSC instructs to stop, render safe, and have a qualified gunsmith clear the obstruction. (CFSC Student Han
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Question: Which of the following best reflects the appropriate handling of a firearm with an obstructed barrel?
Answer options: ✅ Stop using the firearm, make it safe, and have the obstruction removed by a qualified person before firing again
- Fire at a lower charge to clear the obstruction
- Tap the barrel repeatedly and continue shooting
- Remove obstruction while the firearm is loaded
Correct answer: Stop using the firearm, make it safe, and have the obstruction removed by a qualified person before firing again
Explanation: An obstructed barrel can cause catastrophic failure; CFSC instructs to stop, render safe, and have a qualified gunsmith clear the obstruction. (CFSC Student Handbook, Accident Prevention chapter)
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