Canadian Firearms Practice · Question
When using a 'break-action' shotgun, how is the 'V' in PROVE (Verify feed path) usually accomplished?
In a break-action firearm, the chambers are the feed path; opening the action allows you to see if they are empty.
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Question: When using a 'break-action' shotgun, how is the 'V' in PROVE (Verify feed path) usually accomplished?
Answer options:
- By looking through the scope. ✅ By visually inspecting the open chambers (breech) for any shells.
- By clicking the trigger.
- By checking the magazine tube under the barrel.
Correct answer: By visually inspecting the open chambers (breech) for any shells.
Explanation: In a break-action firearm, the chambers are the feed path; opening the action allows you to see if they are empty.
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