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What is the correct way to examine the bore for obstructions (PROVE step 5) on a break-action single-shot pistol?
Correct: PROVE step 5 is to examine the bore. Always inspect from the chamber end when possible and use a rod from the breech side if needed to confirm no obstr
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Question: What is the correct way to examine the bore for obstructions (PROVE step 5) on a break-action single-shot pistol?
Answer options: ✅ Open the action and visually inspect down the barrel from the breech; if unclear use a proper rod from the breech end (PROVE step 5).
- Point the muzzle down and use a mirror at the muzzle only (insufficient).
- Tap the muzzle with the butt to dislodge any blockage (unsafe).
- Insert a cleaning rod from the muzzle to the breach without confirming chamber is empty (unsafe order).
Correct answer: Open the action and visually inspect down the barrel from the breech; if unclear use a proper rod from the breech end (PROVE step 5).
Explanation: Correct: PROVE step 5 is to examine the bore. Always inspect from the chamber end when possible and use a rod from the breech side if needed to confirm no obstruction (CFSC Student Handbook — PROVE Procedure).
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