Canadian Firearms Practice · Question
If you are in a field and need to lean a firearm against a tree for a moment, you should first:
Never lean a loaded firearm. It must be PROVEd safe and the action should remain open.
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Question: If you are in a field and need to lean a firearm against a tree for a moment, you should first:
Answer options:
- Ensure it is leaning at a 45-degree angle. ✅ PROVE the firearm safe and leave the action open.
- Put the safety on and leave it loaded.
- Turn the firearm upside down.
Correct answer: PROVE the firearm safe and leave the action open.
Explanation: Never lean a loaded firearm. It must be PROVEd safe and the action should remain open.
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