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You pick up a bolt-action rifle at a gun shop. According to PROVE, after pointing it safe, what is the next step?
Correct: PROVE step 2 is to remove all ammunition from the firearm and the area to ensure you don’t accidentally chamber a round (CFSC Student Handbook — PROVE
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Question: You pick up a bolt-action rifle at a gun shop. According to PROVE, after pointing it safe, what is the next step?
Answer options: ✅ Remove all ammunition from the rifle and the immediate area (PROVE step 2).
- Inspect the bore for obstructions before opening the bolt (PROVE step 5).
- Rack the bolt repeatedly to clear a possible jam (not part of PROVE).
- Engage the bolt stop and dry-fire the rifle (not part of PROVE).
Correct answer: Remove all ammunition from the rifle and the immediate area (PROVE step 2).
Explanation: Correct: PROVE step 2 is to remove all ammunition from the firearm and the area to ensure you don’t accidentally chamber a round (CFSC Student Handbook — PROVE Procedure).
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