Canadian Firearms Practice · Question
What specific risk is associated with firing a firearm that has a small amount of water or heavy mud in the barrel?
Any obstruction, including water, mud, or snow, can cause a massive pressure spike that can destroy the barrel and cause injury.
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Question: What specific risk is associated with firing a firearm that has a small amount of water or heavy mud in the barrel?
Answer options:
- The firearm will fail to eject ✅ Extreme pressure buildup causing the barrel to bulge or burst
- The ammunition will become 'rimfire' instead of 'centrefire'
- The firing pin will rust instantly
Correct answer: Extreme pressure buildup causing the barrel to bulge or burst
Explanation: Any obstruction, including water, mud, or snow, can cause a massive pressure spike that can destroy the barrel and cause injury.
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