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A semi-auto rifle’s bolt locks back but the chamber appears dark. Which PROVE-compliant action will help confirm the chamber is empty?
Correct: PROVE step 3 requires a visual check; use a flashlight and inspect from the breech to confirm the chamber and feed path are clear, not assumptions (CFS
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Question: A semi-auto rifle’s bolt locks back but the chamber appears dark. Which PROVE-compliant action will help confirm the chamber is empty?
Answer options: ✅ Use a flashlight and visually inspect the chamber and feed path from the breech while pointed safe (PROVE step 3 and 4).
- Assume empty because the bolt is locked back (unsafe).
- Close the bolt then open it quickly to eject any round (not proper PROVE).
- Insert a finger into the chamber to feel for a round (unsafe).
Correct answer: Use a flashlight and visually inspect the chamber and feed path from the breech while pointed safe (PROVE step 3 and 4).
Explanation: Correct: PROVE step 3 requires a visual check; use a flashlight and inspect from the breech to confirm the chamber and feed path are clear, not assumptions (CFSC Student Handbook — PROVE Procedure).
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