Canadian Firearms Practice · Question
Firing a revolver results in a 'flash' of hot gas from which specific area?
Gases escape through the gap between the cylinder and the barrel; shooters must keep fingers away from this area.
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Question: Firing a revolver results in a 'flash' of hot gas from which specific area?
Answer options:
- The butt of the grip ✅ The cylinder gap (between the cylinder and barrel)
- The trigger guard
- The hammer spur
Correct answer: The cylinder gap (between the cylinder and barrel)
Explanation: Gases escape through the gap between the cylinder and the barrel; shooters must keep fingers away from this area.
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