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When cleaning a firearm at home, which of the following is a required safety practice?
Cleaning must be done with the firearm cleared of ammunition and with ammo stored elsewhere to prevent accidental load/ignition. (CFSC Student Handbook, Safe Ha
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Question: When cleaning a firearm at home, which of the following is a required safety practice?
Answer options: ✅ Clear the firearm of all ammunition and keep ammunition in another room
- Clean it loaded to check the firing pin motion
- Point it at family photos while testing
- Leave the magazine inserted so parts don't fall out
Correct answer: Clear the firearm of all ammunition and keep ammunition in another room
Explanation: Cleaning must be done with the firearm cleared of ammunition and with ammo stored elsewhere to prevent accidental load/ignition. (CFSC Student Handbook, Safe Handling & Storage chapters; Storage Regs s.5)
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