Canadian Firearms Practice · Question
While hunting, if you fall, what should you do immediately after checking yourself for injury?
Falling can jam the muzzle with dirt or snow. You must clear and check the firearm for obstructions to prevent a barrel burst upon the next shot.
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Question: While hunting, if you fall, what should you do immediately after checking yourself for injury?
Answer options:
- Continue hunting to stay warm. ✅ Point the firearm in a safe direction and PROVE it safe, then check the barrel for obstructions.
- Fire a shot to ensure the trigger still works.
- Look for the animal you were chasing.
Correct answer: Point the firearm in a safe direction and PROVE it safe, then check the barrel for obstructions.
Explanation: Falling can jam the muzzle with dirt or snow. You must clear and check the firearm for obstructions to prevent a barrel burst upon the next shot.
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