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Which of the following steps helps prevent an accidental discharge when handing a firearm to a range officer for inspection?
Before inspection, the firearm should be unloaded and the action opened with muzzle in a safe direction; CFSC and range rules require these steps to prevent acc
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Question: Which of the following steps helps prevent an accidental discharge when handing a firearm to a range officer for inspection?
Answer options: ✅ Unload, open the action, and keep the muzzle pointed downrange while the officer inspects
- Hand it over loaded to show it is functional
- Point the muzzle at the officer to demonstrate it is clear
- Close the action and cock it for quicker inspection
Correct answer: Unload, open the action, and keep the muzzle pointed downrange while the officer inspects
Explanation: Before inspection, the firearm should be unloaded and the action opened with muzzle in a safe direction; CFSC and range rules require these steps to prevent accidental discharge. (CFSC Student Handbook, Range Safety & PROVE steps)
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