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A police evidence technician asks you to PROVE a seized firearm. They request you to examine the bore. Which professional practice aligns with PROVE step 5?
Correct: PROVE step 5 requires careful bore examination. For evidence or damaged firearms inspect visually from the breech where possible, document and do not f
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Question: A police evidence technician asks you to PROVE a seized firearm. They request you to examine the bore. Which professional practice aligns with PROVE step 5?
Answer options: ✅ Inspect bore visually from the breech if possible, document findings and do not fire the firearm until cleared (PROVE step 5).
- Force a round through to clear any suspected obstruction (unsafe).
- Disassemble the barrel by cutting it open to inspect (destructive and improper).
- Clean the bore with an unknown solvent and then test fire immediately (improper procedure).
Correct answer: Inspect bore visually from the breech if possible, document findings and do not fire the firearm until cleared (PROVE step 5).
Explanation: Correct: PROVE step 5 requires careful bore examination. For evidence or damaged firearms inspect visually from the breech where possible, document and do not fire until safe (CFSC Student Handbook — PROVE Procedure).
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