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What is the safety advantage of leaving the bolt open on a bolt-action rifle during storage and transport?
CFSC Student Handbook — 'Storage and transport' section: Keeping the bolt open shows the action is open and the chamber is clear, providing a clear visual cue o
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Question: What is the safety advantage of leaving the bolt open on a bolt-action rifle during storage and transport?
Answer options: ✅ It provides a visible indicator that the firearm is unloaded and makes it difficult to fire unintentionally
- It increases firing rate
- It improves barrel accuracy
- It increases magazine capacity
Correct answer: It provides a visible indicator that the firearm is unloaded and makes it difficult to fire unintentionally
Explanation: CFSC Student Handbook — 'Storage and transport' section: Keeping the bolt open shows the action is open and the chamber is clear, providing a clear visual cue of the unloaded state and reducing the chance of accidental discharge.
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