Canadian Firearms Safety Course (CFSC) Practice Test · Question
You observe a foreign object lodged at the start of a pistol barrel near the chamber. According to PROVE, what is the correct immediate action?
Correct: PROVE requires you to render the firearm safe and not fire it if an obstruction is present. Seek professional removal and do not attempt unsafe measure
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Question: You observe a foreign object lodged at the start of a pistol barrel near the chamber. According to PROVE, what is the correct immediate action?
Answer options: ✅ Point safe, remove ammunition, keep the action open and consult a gunsmith to remove the object — do not fire (PROVE steps 1–5).
- Try to push the object further down the barrel by tapping from the muzzle (unsafe).
- Close the action and fire to dislodge the object (dangerous).
- Disassemble the frame without documenting condition (improper for evidence/repair).
Correct answer: Point safe, remove ammunition, keep the action open and consult a gunsmith to remove the object — do not fire (PROVE steps 1–5).
Explanation: Correct: PROVE requires you to render the firearm safe and not fire it if an obstruction is present. Seek professional removal and do not attempt unsafe measures (PROVE steps & CFSC Student Handbook).
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