Canadian Firearms Practice · Question
If you are handed a firearm and the action is closed, what must you do before you even look at the action?
While 'A' is the mindset, keeping your finger off the trigger ('T' in ACTS) is the critical physical step to prevent discharge before you can PROVE it safe.
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Question: If you are handed a firearm and the action is closed, what must you do before you even look at the action?
Answer options:
- Open the bolt immediately. ✅ Ensure your finger is outside the trigger guard.
- Ask the person if they have PROVEd it.
- Look for the safety lever.
Correct answer: Ensure your finger is outside the trigger guard.
Explanation: While 'A' is the mindset, keeping your finger off the trigger ('T' in ACTS) is the critical physical step to prevent discharge before you can PROVE it safe.
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