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When at a public shooting range, who has ultimate authority to stop shooting if unsafe behaviour is observed?
Range officers or those in charge have authority to enforce safety and order a cease-fire; this is standard in CFSC Range Safety guidance. (CFSC Student Handboo
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Question: When at a public shooting range, who has ultimate authority to stop shooting if unsafe behaviour is observed?
Answer options: ✅ The range officer or person in charge
- Any shooter except the range officer
- Only the police
- The owner of the nearest target
Correct answer: The range officer or person in charge
Explanation: Range officers or those in charge have authority to enforce safety and order a cease-fire; this is standard in CFSC Range Safety guidance. (CFSC Student Handbook, Range Safety chapter)
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