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What is the correct term for the small raised portion at the breech end of a barrel that supports a front sight on some firearms?
CFSC Student Handbook — 'Barrel and sights' section: A barrel rib or sight ramp is a raised area near the breech or along the barrel used to mount or align fron
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Question: What is the correct term for the small raised portion at the breech end of a barrel that supports a front sight on some firearms?
Answer options: ✅ Barrel rib or sight ramp
- Stock comb
- Magazine follower
- Ejector port
Correct answer: Barrel rib or sight ramp
Explanation: CFSC Student Handbook — 'Barrel and sights' section: A barrel rib or sight ramp is a raised area near the breech or along the barrel used to mount or align front sights; it’s distinct from stock or magazine parts.
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