Canadian Firearms Practice · Question
If a firearm is dropped, you should:
Stop immediately, point safely, PROVE the firearm safe, and check the firearm and ammunition for damage before continuing.
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Question: If a firearm is dropped, you should:
Answer options:
- Continue shooting ✅ Stop, point in a safe direction, PROVE it safe, and inspect for damage before reuse
- Fire a test round immediately
- Only inspect the stock
Correct answer: Stop, point in a safe direction, PROVE it safe, and inspect for damage before reuse
Explanation: Stop immediately, point safely, PROVE the firearm safe, and check the firearm and ammunition for damage before continuing.
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