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While following PROVE, you find dirt and a crushed birdshot wad in the bore. According to PROVE, what must you do before returning the firearm to service?
Correct: If an obstruction is found (PROVE step 5), it must be removed and you must re-examine the bore to ensure it is clear before using the firearm (CFSC Stu
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Question: While following PROVE, you find dirt and a crushed birdshot wad in the bore. According to PROVE, what must you do before returning the firearm to service?
Answer options: ✅ Clear and remove the obstruction, then re-examine the bore to confirm it is clear (PROVE step 5).
- Fire a high-pressure round to blow the obstruction out (dangerous).
- Assume the obstruction is minor and proceed with shooting a reduced load (unsafe).
- Close the action and attempt to feed a new round to push the obstruction forward (unsafe).
Correct answer: Clear and remove the obstruction, then re-examine the bore to confirm it is clear (PROVE step 5).
Explanation: Correct: If an obstruction is found (PROVE step 5), it must be removed and you must re-examine the bore to ensure it is clear before using the firearm (CFSC Student Handbook — PROVE Procedure).
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