Canadian Firearms Safety Course (CFSC) Practice Test · Question
At an outdoor range, what is the correct response to a 'cease fire' command shouted by someone downrange?
CFSC Range Safety requires immediate cessation of firing, making the firearm safe (unloaded and grounded) and awaiting instructions whenever a cease-fire is cal
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Question: At an outdoor range, what is the correct response to a 'cease fire' command shouted by someone downrange?
Answer options: ✅ Immediately stop firing, unload, ground the firearm, and wait for further instructions
- Finish the round in your chamber then stop
- Point your firearm at the sky to signal compliance
- Move forward toward the range officer
Correct answer: Immediately stop firing, unload, ground the firearm, and wait for further instructions
Explanation: CFSC Range Safety requires immediate cessation of firing, making the firearm safe (unloaded and grounded) and awaiting instructions whenever a cease-fire is called. (CFSC Student Handbook, Range Safety chapter)
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