Canadian Firearms Practice · Question
What is the correct procedure for checking the barrel for an obstruction after a suspected squib load?
You must PROVE the firearm safe and then look through the bore from the breech end (where possible) or use a cleaning rod to check for obstructions.
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Question: What is the correct procedure for checking the barrel for an obstruction after a suspected squib load?
Answer options:
- Look down the muzzle with the action open
- Blow air through the muzzle to see if it passes ✅ Point the muzzle at a light source and look through the breech end (PROVE first)
- Fire a blank cartridge to see if it clears the barrel
Correct answer: Point the muzzle at a light source and look through the breech end (PROVE first)
Explanation: You must PROVE the firearm safe and then look through the bore from the breech end (where possible) or use a cleaning rod to check for obstructions.
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