Canadian Firearms Practice · Question
Over-lubricating a firearm's action can lead to which of the following problems?
Excessive oil or grease attracts dust, unburnt powder, and grit, which can gum up moving parts and cause malfunctions.
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Question: Over-lubricating a firearm's action can lead to which of the following problems?
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- The firearm will fire too quickly ✅ Accumulation of dirt and debris, potentially causing mechanical failure
- Permanent damage to the metal finish
- Increased muzzle velocity
Correct answer: Accumulation of dirt and debris, potentially causing mechanical failure
Explanation: Excessive oil or grease attracts dust, unburnt powder, and grit, which can gum up moving parts and cause malfunctions.
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