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What should you do if you suspect a bore obstruction while at the range?
If an obstruction is suspected, point the muzzle in a safe direction, ensure the firearm is unloaded, then visually inspect the bore from the breech (if possibl
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Question: What should you do if you suspect a bore obstruction while at the range?
Answer options:
- Fire a second round to clear the obstruction ✅ Point the firearm in a safe direction, open the action, and clear the bore
- Pour oil down the barrel and wait five minutes
- Violently shake the firearm to dislodge the object
Correct answer: Point the firearm in a safe direction, open the action, and clear the bore
Explanation: If an obstruction is suspected, point the muzzle in a safe direction, ensure the firearm is unloaded, then visually inspect the bore from the breech (if possible) or use a cleaning rod.
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