Canadian Firearms Practice · Question
A 'squib load' refers to:
A squib load is an under-powered round that may leave a projectile stuck in the barrel — stop shooting and inspect the bore before firing again.
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Question: A 'squib load' refers to:
Answer options:
- A very powerful magnum cartridge ✅ A round that produces a weaker-than-normal report and may lodge a bullet in the bore
- A cleaning solvent
- A type of black-powder primer
Correct answer: A round that produces a weaker-than-normal report and may lodge a bullet in the bore
Explanation: A squib load is an under-powered round that may leave a projectile stuck in the barrel — stop shooting and inspect the bore before firing again.
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