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The deck addresses all 195 questions, but have many that are combined when worded similar to aid in tricky question recognition.

1
Q

The 4-h acronym for gun safety M.A.T stands for

a. Muzzle at target or
b. Muzzle, action, trigger

A

muzzle, action, trigger

questions 1 and 2

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True or False

The three basic firearm safety rules include muzzle control, keeping the action open except when prepared to fire, and trigger control.

A

True

question 3. page 3

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True or False

You should always keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction.

Your location and common sense will tell you which direction is safest under various conditions.

A

True

question 4; from page 3

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True or False

It is usually safest to point the muzzle of an air rifle or firearm down range or straight
up.

A

True

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Any firearm with the action closed should be considered…

B.unloaded as long as the safety is engage

A. loaded and ready to fire.

A

loaded and ready to fire

Any firearm with the action closed should be consided…

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True/false

Since the Daisy 499 does not have a bolt, it is more important to check and see whether it is cocked

A

True

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True/false

To check and see if the Daisy 499 is cocked, point the gun down range and squeeze the trigger.

A

False

the better way is to check the tension of the cocking lever.

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True/false

To check the Daisy 499, open the cocking lever to determine if the spring has been cocked. If the lever is hard to open, it is uncocked. If it moves freely, it is cocked.

this is a similar question but not combined for wording sake.

A

True

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True/false

For safety purposes, Daisy 499 guns should remain in the quarter-cocked position with the safety on, to demonstrate they are not cocked.

A

True

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The first thing you should do when picking up a firearm is to ________________
A. open the action and
determine if it is loaded.
B. to make sure the safety is on

A

open the action and
determine if it is loaded.

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True/false

All air rifles and firearms should have their actions open and exposed to view at all times except while you are actually firing.

A

True

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True/False

The trigger guard is there to protect the trigger and prevent accidental discharge.

A

True

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A. Inside B. Outside

When handling a gun, you should keep your finger ________ of the trigger guard to prevent the trigger from being accidentally discharged.

A

Outside

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True/false

Your finger should be placed behind the trigger to prevent it from moving when handling a gun.

A

False

accidental firing can happen when attemtping to place finger

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True/False

Placing your finger on the trigger of a rifle means the firing sequence has started.

A

True

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Q

Gun safety rules only apply to?

A. Only hunters in the field
B. Both Hunters in the field and shooters on the range

A

Both hunters in the field and shooters on the range.

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When picking up or accepting a gun_________
A. you know it is unloaded if someone tells you
B. check to see if it is loaded

A

Check to see if it is loaded

unfortunately people forget or lie . We have to check for ourself.

questions 22 and 23

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True/False

Don’t take someone’s word, always check yourself to see if a gun is loaded.

A

True

question 24

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True/False

When you are finished hunting or shooting, you may leave your gun loaded as long as you put it in a case.

A

False

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When climbing a steep hill, tree or crossing a stream, you_____
A. Should unload your gun
B. you do not need to unload your gun as long as you control the muzzle

A

Should unload your gun

if you slip or fall you no longer have muzzle control. unload for safety

question 26 and 27

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When crossing a wire fence, unload your gun and _____?

A. place it on the ground under the
lowest wire, with the muzzle facing away from you.

B. prop it against a fence post while you cross.

A

place it on the ground under the
lowest wire, with the muzzle facing away from you.

questions 28 and 29

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True/False

Bullets and BBs can bounce of rocks and other hard surfaces

A

True

this is called riocochet

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A ricochet can occur in any direction, ________ back at the shooter.

A. even B. except

A

even

question 31 and 32

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Which is true?

A. It is safe to shoot at water, since bullets cannot skip off water

B. You should never shoot at water since bullets can skip off water.

A

B. You should never shoot at water since bullets can skip off water.

similar to skipping rocks on water bullets can bounce off water too.

questions 33 and 34

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# True of false A backstop is something used to stop a bullet, pellet or BB.
True ## Footnote question 35
26
# which is true? A. A backstop should be free of any hard objects that would cause a ricochet. B. backstop should contain hard objects to actually stop a bullet.
A backstop should be free of any hard objects that would cause a ricochet. ## Footnote question 36 and 37
27
# which is true? A. Be sure you can see your target and be aware of the area beyond your target. B. When shooting on a range, you do not have to worry about what is beyond your target.
A. Be sure you can see your target and be aware of the area beyond your target. ## Footnote questions 38 and 39
28
# which is true ? A. There is no reason to clean a gun after you used it if it was working ok. B. A gun should be cleaned after each use.
A gun should be cleaned after each use. | questions 40 and 41 ## Footnote page 5 of safety guide. Rule 8: Be sure your barrel is free of obstructions.
29
# True/ False Never use BBs that are dirty since they could cause a jam.
True | question 42
30
# True/False If the barrel of a gun has mud or snow in it, it is still ok to shoot, since the bullet will push the snow out of the barrel.
False | question 43 . page 5 safety guide
31
# True/false Shotguns, rifles and BB guns all have the size ammunition they use marked on the barrel.
True | question 44. page 5 safety guide. Rule 9
32
# True/False You should never carry different sizes of ammunition with you.
True | question 45; page 5 safety guide ## Footnote RULE 9: Know your gun, ammunition and equipment.You must know how a gun works before you shoot. Know what size ammunition your gun uses. Shotguns, rifles and BB guns all have the size of ammunition marked on the gun. Only carry the size ammunition your gun uses. Never carry different sizes of ammunition.
33
# True/False Out of respect to others, you should never touch or handle anyone else's shooting equipment without permission.
True ## Footnote Question 46; page 5 safety guide RULE 10: Respect people's property. Out of respect for other shooters, do not touch or handle anyone else's guns or equipment without permission. This applies both on and off the range. Remember: Most of the time, you are shooting or hunting on someone else's land. Treat property as if it is your own.
34
# Which is True? A. Although the Daisy 499 is not a firearm, it should be treated with care and respect. B. Since the Daisy 499 is not a real firearm, it is not important to follow all of the firearm safety rules.
Although the Daisy 499 is not a firearm, it should be treated with care and respect. ## Footnote question 47 and 48. page 6 safety guide
35
The most important safety component of any gun is the __________. A. Safety B. Shooter
Shooter | A safety mechanism can break. It is up to the shooter to ensure safety. ## Footnote question 49 and 50; page 6 safety guide
36
# Which is FALSE? A.You should never fire a gun until you are thoroughly familiar with it. B. The best way to learn how a gun operates is to fire it.
The best way to learn how a gun operates is to fire it. ## Footnote question 51 and 52; page 6 safety guide
37
# True/False It is a good practice to get into the habit of keeping the safety on until you are ready to fire.
True ## Footnote question 53; page 6
38
# True or False All safeties are mechanical devices and the shooter is the only part of the system that can make the gun safe or unsafe.
True ## Footnote question 54 ; page 6
39
# True or False The coach is the only part of the shooting system that can make a gun safe or unsafe
False ## Footnote question 55; page 6
40
# A safety is a mechanical device ___ A. on which you can always depend. B. and should not be depended on, to make a gun safe
and should not be depended on, to make a gun safe ## Footnote questions 56 and 57; page 6 safety guide
41
# True of false Always cock a BB gun prior to loading
True ## Footnote question 58; page 6
42
# True or False It is safe to load a BB Gun before it is cocked, since the cocking of the gun will help seat the BB in the barrel.
False ## Footnote question 59; page 6 safety guide
43
# True or False If a BB is loaded before cocking, the gun could accidentally discharge if your hand slips off the cocking lever.
True ## Footnote question 60; page 6 safety guide
44
When loading the BB Gun, you should listen for the _______ of the BB seating itself.
Click ## Footnote question 61; page 7 safety guide
45
If a BB does not seat when loaded, the shot will generally hit very low.
True ## Footnote question 62; page 7 safety guide
46
# Which is TRUE? A. Loading more than one BB can be extremely dangerous as all of the BBs will fire and fly off in various directions. B. Loading more than one BB is not dangerous; it will just cause multiple hits on the target.
Loading more than one BB can be extremely dangerous as all of the BBs will fire and fly off in various directions. ## Footnote question 63 and 64; page 7 safety guide
47
# Which is FALSE ? A. Never carry a cocked and/or loaded BB gun. Even with the safety in the "SAFE" position, your gun is fully loaded and ready to fire. B. It is ok to carry a loaded BB Gun on the range as long as the safety is in the "SAFE" position.
It is ok to carry a loaded BB Gun on the range as long as the safety is in the "SAFE" position. ## Footnote questions 65 and 66; page 7 safety guide.
48
# True of False Always sight or point the gun in a safe direction with a proper backstop.
True ## Footnote question 67; page 7 safety guide Step 4: Aim at a Safe Target Sight or point the gun in a safe direction with a proper backstop. Do not shoot at hard surfaces, tin cans or other objects, as the BBs will bounce back or ricochet.
49
# True or False BBs will not ricochet or bounce back off a hard surface due to low velocity.
False ## Footnote quesiton 68; page 7 safety guide
50
# Which is TRUE? A. You should take the safety off as soon as your coach hands you the gun. B. You should only take your safety off when you are certain that your target, backstop and surround areas are safe.
You should only take your safety off when you are certain that your target, backstop and surround areas are safe. ## Footnote question 69 andd 70; page 7 safety guide Step 5: Take off the Safety When you are certain that the target, backstop and surrounding areas are safe, push the safety forward toward the muzzle until the word “FIRE” is showing.
51
If the Daisy 499 does not fire after cocking, loading and squeezing the trigger, the gun is inoperable. ## Footnote True of False
True ## Footnote question 71; page 7 safety guide If the Daisy 499 does not fire the BB after cocking, loading and squeezing the trigger, the gun is inoperable. This is a dangerous condition that requires immediate and careful attention. Malfunctions can result from reusing shot that has been damaged from hitting a hard surface, using ammunition not intended for your gun or using dirty BBs
52
# When a gun does not fire the BB ? A.do not re-cock the gun. B.you should cock the gun and try again.
you should cock the gun and try again. ## Footnote question 73; page 7 safety guide. When a gun does not fire the BB, do not re-cock the gun. Work with your coach or another adult to correct the problem. The muzzle should be pointed downrange or in a safe direction at all times
53
Dirty BBs can cause a BB Gun to malfunction and not fire. ## Footnote True of False
True ## Footnote question 74; page 7 safety guide Malfunctions can result from reusing shot that has been damaged from hitting a hard surface, using ammunition not intended for your gun or using dirty BBs.
54
If a gun does not fire, you should work with your coach to correct the problem. ## Footnote True of False
True ## Footnote question 75; page 7 safety guide When a gun does not fire the BB, do not re-cock the gun. Work with your coach or another adult to correct the problem.
55
When a BB gun does not fire, the gun should be pointed downrange, placed on safety and the barrel assembly carefully removed in order to clear the BB from the barrel. ## Footnote True of False
True ## Footnote question 76; page 7 safety guide The muzzle should be pointed downrange or in a safe direction at all times. Place the safety on “SAFE,” unscrew the barrel assembly by turning the muzzle cap counter-clockwise until it is free and remove it from the gun. The BB can then be removed by running a smooth rod through the barrel. If you are unable to clear the barrel, a new shot tube will need to be installed. Do not fire the gun without the shot tube in the gun as this may damage or dislodge the magnet.
56
# Which is TRUE? A. When clearing a gun due to a malfunction, you should not fire the gun without the shot tube in the gun since this could damage or dislodge the magnet. B. When clearing a gun due to a malfunction, you should fire the gun without the shot tube in place to clear out any dirt. ## Footnote make sure to read both options when studying so you have both in your mind when hearing it for the test.
When clearing a gun due to a malfunction, you should not fire the gun without the shot tube in the gun since this could damage or dislodge the magnet. ## Footnote questions 77 and 78; page 7 safety guide
57
Since the Daisy 499 does not have a breech or bolt that can be opened to determine if it's loaded, it is more important to determine whether the gun is cocked. | True of False?
True ## Footnote question 79; page 8 Younger shooters ask a parent to help you google what a breech and a bolt look like so you have a picture of what this is talking about in your mind to remember. Older shooters: google as your parents allow. (After the first time or two you should be able to understand and not have to google everytime you study)
58
# To determine if the Daisy 499 is cocked? A. you should pull the trigger pointing the gun in a safe direction. B. you should lift up slightly on the cocking lever to see if it moves freely or if there is resistance.
you should lift up slightly on the cocking lever to see if it moves freely or if there is resistance. ## Footnote question 80 and 81; page 8 safety guide
59
# If the cocking lever of a Daisy 499 moves freely? A. the gun is cocked and you should assume a BB is loaded. B. the gun is not cocked and can be considered unloaded.
A. the gun is cocked and you should assume a BB is loaded. ## Footnote questions 82 and 83. page 8 safety guide
60
# which is True and which is False? If resistance is felt when gently lifting the cocking lever of a Daisy 499. A. the gun is uncocked and unloaded. B. the gun is not cocked but may still be loaded with a BB.
A. False B. True | A is false due to the word unloaded. ## Footnote questions 84 and 85; page 8 safety guide
61
# Which is true and which is false? A. To ensure that the Daisy 499 is unloaded, cock the gun and discharge it toward the ground. B. To ensure that the Daisy 499 is not loaded, place the gun on "SAFE", cock it, and without loading a BB, point the gun downrange toward a safe backstop. Place the gun on "FIRE" and discharge downrange.
A. False B. True ## Footnote questions 86 and 87; page 8 safety guide
62
# Choose which is true and false. A. Eye protection must be worn by everyone on the firing line area when rifles are being fired. B. Eye protection must be worn only by shooters at the firing line
A. True B. False ## Footnote questions 88 and 89; page 8 safety guide.
63
Both coaches and shooters should wear eye protection at the firing line. It is not necessary for range officials to wear eye protection. ## Footnote True or false
False ## Footnote question 90; page 8 safety guide
64
# Which is true and which is false? A. BB guns may be placed on the ground at the team area as long as they are quartercocked. B. When not in use, BB guns should remain cased or be placed in a gun rack at the team area.
A. False B. True ## Footnote Question 91 and 92; page 8 safety guide A. BB guns may be placed on the ground at the team area as long as they are quartercocked. B. When not in use, BB guns should remain cased or be placed in a gun rack at the team area.
65
# complete with the TRUE statement. When going to the ready or firing line, guns should be placed in the quarter cocked position with the safety on. It is acceptable to carry the gun by, ________ A. the barrel with the muzzle pointed in a upward direction B. the stock with the muzzle pointed toward the ground.
When going to the ready or firing line, guns should be placed in the quarter cocked position with the safety on. It is acceptable to carry the gun by, **A. the barrel with the muzzle pointed in a upward direction** ## Footnote Questions 93 and 94; page 8 safety guide
66
There should be no firing off range during the course of an event. | True or false
True ## Footnote question 95; page 8 safety guide
67
# Which is true and which is false? A. If a gun must be repaired in the course of the match, it may be fired behind the team area to ensure it is working B. All firing for sighting purposes must be done at the firing line during a 4-H'ers assigned relay. ## Footnote These are worded very different but have similar thought behind them. They are combined for ease of remembering.
A. False B. True ## Footnote questions 96 and 97; page 8 safety guide. There will be no firing off-range during the course of a 4-H event. All firing for sighting purposes must be done at the firing line during a 4-H’ers assigned relay.
68
# Choose which is true and false A. Closed toe shoes that are secured to the feet by use of a heel strap or formed heal must be worn at all times on the range. B. Shoes may be removed at the firing line during record fire ## Footnote These have different wording but address the same concept. They are combined for ease of study
A. True B. False ## Footnote Questions 98 and 99; page 8 safety guide *A. Closed toe shoes that are secured to the feet by use of a heel strap or formed heal must be worn at all times on the range. B.Shoes may be removed at the firing line during record fir*e*
69
# Which is true and which is false A. Range commands are instructions only for shooters at the range. B. Range commands control the movement of people around the firing area. ## Footnote *These have different wording but address the same concept. They are combined for ease of study*
A. False B. True ## Footnote Questions 100 and 101; page 8 safety guide. *A. Range commands are instructions only for shooters at the range. B. Range commands control the movement of people around the firing area.*
70
Range commands are given by the range officer to everyone on the range. This includes shooters, coaches, and individuals waiting at the ready line and team area. ## Footnote True or false?
True ## Footnote question 102; page 8 safety guide
71
"Relay Number 1 to the Firing Line" means shooters on Relay 1 should go to the firing line at their assigned firing point immediately. ## Footnote True or false
True ## Footnote question 103; page 8 safety guide
72
# During record fire, a team coach ________ A. can only approach the firing line to assist with gun malfunctions, with the range officer’s permission. B. may move from the ready to the firing line freely to assist a shooter or line coach. ## Footnote *A and b will be seperate true false questions on the competition test. they are multiple choice here for ease of study and recongition of tricky wording. *
During record fire, a team coach **A. can only approach the firing line to assist with gun malfunctions, with the range officer’s permission.** ## Footnote questions 104 and 105; page 9 safety guide.
73
# During the preparation period, shooters may ____________ A. "dry fire" the gun. B. sighting shots, with the coaches’ permission. ## Footnote *A and b will be seperate true false questions on the competition test. they are multiple choice here for ease of study and recongition of tricky wording.
During the preparation period, shooters may **A. "dry fire" the gun.** ## Footnote questions 106 and 107; page 9 safety guide
74
If you are not ready to begin shooting when the command "Is the line ready?" is given, you should raise your hand and call "not ready." ## Footnote True or false?
True ## Footnote question 108; page 9 safety guide
75
# which is true and which is false? A. At the "Commence Firing" command, you may cock and load your gun. B. Once the command "Commence Firing" is given, you can no longer shoot sighting shots.
A. True B. False ## Footnote Questions 109 and 110; page 9 safety guide *A. At the "Commence Firing" command, you may cock and load your gun.* *B. Once the command "Commence Firing" is given, you can no longer shoot sighting shots.*
76
# On hearing the command "Cease Fire," you should___? A. immediately place your gun on "SAFE" and point it in a safe direction. B. go ahead and clear your gun, if a BB is loaded, before making it safe. ## Footnote *A and b will be seperate true false questions on the competition test. they are multiple choice here for ease of study and recongition of tricky wording.
On hearing the command "Cease Fire," you should___ **A. immediately place your gun on "SAFE" and point it in a safe direction.** ## Footnote questions 111 and 112; page 9 safety guide
77
After the "Cease Fire" command is given, if you still have a loaded BB, the gun may be cleared when the "Clear all Guns" command is given. ## Footnote True or false
True ## Footnote question 113; page 9 safety guide
78
# When the "Clear all Guns" command is given________ A. the range officer will instruct you to discharge the the gun into the taget box or backstop. B. the gun should be discharged into the air. ## Footnote *A and b will be seperate true false questions on the competition test. they are multiple choice here for ease of study and recongition of tricky wording.
When the "Clear all Guns" command is given________ **A. the range officer will instruct you to discharge the the gun into the taget box or backstop.** ## Footnote page 114 and 115 page; 9 safety guide
79
When grounding a gun, the gun should be placed next to you with the safety in the on position, facing up. The barrel should be pointed down range and the gun should be in the quarter-cocked position. ## Footnote True or False?
True ## Footnote question 116; page 9 safety guide “GROUND ALL GUNS, MAKE ALL GUNS SAFE” Put your gun on the ground next to you with the safety in the “ON” position, with the safety side up and with the cocking lever in the quarter-cock position.
80
When a shooter arrives at the firing line, they must ground and make their rifles safe ## Footnote true or false
True ## Footnote question 117; page 9 safety guide
81
# The target line is____ A. the line where target boxes are placed. B. the point from which a shooter will fire. ## Footnote *A and b will be seperate true false questions on the competition test. they are multiple choice here for ease of study and recongition of tricky wording.*
The target line is____ **A. the line where target boxes are placed**. ## Footnote questions 118 and 119; page 10 safety guide
82
The firing line is the point from which the shooter will fire. ## Footnote True or false
True ## Footnote questions 120; page 10 safety guide
83
# Choose which is true and which is false A. The distance from the firing line to the target line is 5 meters (16 feet, 4 3/4 inches). B. 2 The distance from the firing line to the target line is 16 meters.
A. True B. False ## Footnote Questions 121 and 122; page 10 safety guide
84
The firing point is the area provided for the shooter, from which to fire. ## Footnote True of False?
True ## Footnote question 123; page 10 safety guide
85
# Fill in the blank Each firing point should have a minimum width of _____ feet.
4 ## Footnote questions 124 and 125; page 10 safety guide
86
The ready line is a line located behind the firing line that is reserved for __________? A. coaches and shooters in the next relay B. parents and team members to observe shooters.
The ready line is a line located behind the firing line that is reserved for **coaches and shooters in the next relay** ## Footnote questions 126 and 127; page 10 safety guide
87
The team line, or area located behind the ready line is for team members and public to gather.
True ## Footnote question 128; page 10 safety guide
88
To form a good foundation when shooting, most of the support for the rifle should come from the skeleton or bones.
True ## Footnote question 129; page 11 safety guide
89
When shooting, the body should be comfortable and relaxed.
True ## Footnote question 130; page 11 safety guide
90
# Choose which is true and which is false A. A sling can greatly improve a shooters control and accuracy and can be used in all four positions B. A sling can greatly improve a shooters control and accuracy and can be used in every position except standing.
A sling can greatly improve a shooters control and accuracy and can be used in every position **except standing.** ## Footnote Except standing is the key words to pay attention to. Questions 131 and 132; page 11 safety guide
91
# what is the correct placement for a sling? A. When placing the sling on the arm, it should be placed around the middle of the bicep B. When placing the sling on the arm, it should be placed either high or low on the upper arm, but not around the middle of the bicep.
When placing the sling on the arm, it should be placed either high or low on the upper arm, but **not** around the middle of the bicep. ## Footnote questions 133 and 134; page 11 safety guide
92
93
The length of a shooters arm should determine where the sling is mounted on the gun's forearm. ## Footnote true or false?
True ## Footnote question 135; page 11 safety guide
94
A gun may have only one mounting point for the sling swivel. ## Footnote True or false
False ## Footnote The forearm may have up to four holes that will accept a screw for the sling attachment. question 136; page 11 safety guide; NRA rule 3.13
95
The forward hand (left hand for a right hand shooter) should rest against the sling swivel when the position is built.
True ## Footnote question 137; page 11 safety guide
96
The length of the sling should be adjusted so the rifle is fully supported by the sling. ## Footnote True or false?
True ## Footnote q138; pg 11 saftey guide
97
# Choose which is True. A. The prone position is the most stable postion due to the body's low center of gravity. B. The prone position is the least stable position due to the elbows being pressed into the shooting mat.
A. True B. False ## Footnote q 139 and 140; pg 11 safety guide
98
In the prone position, elbows should remain close to the rifle. The further out they are spread, the more unstable the position becomes. ## Footnote True or false?
True ## Footnote q141 ; pg 12 safety guide
99
# When building any shooting position? A. the rifle should always be brought to the cheek B. the head should be brought down to lay on the stock
When building any shooting position the rifle should **always be brought to the cheek** ## Footnote q 142 and 143; pg 12 safety guide
100
# In the standing position______? A. the feet should be placed about shoulder's width apart. B. feet should be placed close together, with the heels touching.
In the standing position** the feet should be placed about shoulder's width apart.** ## Footnote q 144 and 145; pg 12 safety guide
101
# Which is true and which is false? A. In the standing position, the forward arm, (left arm for right handed shooters) is **not allowed** to come in contact with the upper body. B. In the standing position, the forward arm (left arm for right handed shooters) **should be** tucked into the body (rested on the hip and rib cage) for support.
A. False B. True ## Footnote q. 146 and 147; pg 12 safety guide
102
In the standing position, the forearm may rest on either the fist, the fingers or the palm of the hand. ## Footnote True or false
True ## Footnote q 148; pg 12 safety guide
103
The key to being successful in any position is to always build the position and hold the rifle exactly the same way every time. ## Footnote true of false
True ## Footnote q. 149; pg 12 safety guide
104
In the sitting position, legs must be crossed. ## Footnote true or false
False ## Footnote q150; pg 13 safety guide
105
# In the sitting position, the elbows should ? A. be placed in the pocket of the knees. B. the elbows should rest on the knee caps.
In the sitting position, the elbows should** be placed in the pocket of the knees.** ## Footnote q 151 and 152 ; pg 13 safety guide
106
# In the kneeling position, a kneeling roll may be used A. under the buttocks for comfort. B. to support the instep.
In the kneeling position, a kneeling roll may be used **to support the instep.** ## Footnote q153 and 154; pg 13 safety guide
107
In the kneeling position, the forward arm (left arm for right handed shooters) should rest: A. along the surface of the thigh. B. in the hollow between the knee cap and the femur (upper leg bone).
In the kneeling position, the forward arm (left arm for right handed shooters) should rest in the hollow between the knee cap and the femur (upper leg bone). ## Footnote q 155 and 156; pg 13 safety guide
108
Each position should be built around a shooters natural point of aim ## Footnote true or false
True ## Footnote q157; pg 12 & 13 safety guide
109
A blinder is a flap attached to the rear sight to block the view of the non-aiming eye. ## Footnote true of false
True ## Footnote q 158; pg 14 safety guide
110
The action is the mechanism that allows the gun to fire
True ## Footnote q159; pg 14 safety guide
111
# Choose the true statement A. The last stopping point for a bullet or shot is called the backstop B. The backstop is another term for the target.
The last stopping point for a bullet or shot is called the backstop ## Footnote q 160 and 161; pg 14 safety guide
112
# The barrel is? A. the tube that contains and directs the bullet or shot B. the opening that the bullet or shot comes out of.
The barrel is: **the tube that contains and directs the bullet or shot** ## Footnote q162 and 163; pg 14 safety guide
113
# What is the correct definition of cease fire? A. Cease Fire means to stop or put an end to. B. Finishing the shot is called cease firing.
Cease Fire means to stop or put an end to. ## Footnote q164 and 165; pg 14 safety guide
114
The shoulder end of the stock is called the butt. ## Footnote true of false ?
True ## Footnote question 166; pg 14 safety guide

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