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When crossing a fence with a companion, how should the firearms be handled to maintain the ACTS and PROVE standards?
To maintain safety (ACTS/PROVE), firearms must be unloaded and one person should manage the firearms while the other crosses to ensure muzzles are always pointe
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Question: When crossing a fence with a companion, how should the firearms be handled to maintain the ACTS and PROVE standards?
Answer options:
- Both hunters should climb simultaneously with their firearms slung over their backs. ✅ One hunter holds both unloaded firearms while the other person crosses, then passes them over with muzzles pointed away.
- Both hunters should lean their loaded firearms against the fence before crossing.
- The firearms should be tossed over the fence onto soft grass before the hunters climb.
Correct answer: One hunter holds both unloaded firearms while the other person crosses, then passes them over with muzzles pointed away.
Explanation: To maintain safety (ACTS/PROVE), firearms must be unloaded and one person should manage the firearms while the other crosses to ensure muzzles are always pointed in a safe direction.
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