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A rimfire semi-auto shows evidence of a misfire. Before attempting maintenance, which PROVE action is essential?
Correct: Before maintenance the firearm must be rendered safe: point safe, remove all ammunition and observe chamber — key PROVE steps (CFSC Student Handbook —
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Question: A rimfire semi-auto shows evidence of a misfire. Before attempting maintenance, which PROVE action is essential?
Answer options: ✅ Point safe, remove all ammunition from the area, and observe the chamber to ensure it is clear (PROVE steps 1–3).
- Pull the trigger repeatedly to confirm the misfire (not PROVE).
- Tap the magazine to adjust feed and assume chamber is clear (not adequate).
- Shake the gun to locate the spent primer (unsafe/unhelpful).
Correct answer: Point safe, remove all ammunition from the area, and observe the chamber to ensure it is clear (PROVE steps 1–3).
Explanation: Correct: Before maintenance the firearm must be rendered safe: point safe, remove all ammunition and observe chamber — key PROVE steps (CFSC Student Handbook — PROVE Procedure).
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