Firearms

Question 1

1st Rule of Firearms

Answer 1

All weapons must be treated as if they are always loaded.

Question 2

2nd rule of firearms

Answer 2

Never let the muzzle of a weapon point at anything you are not willing to destroy.

Question 3

3rd rule of firearms

Answer 3

Keep your finger off the trigger and out of the trigger guard until the sights are on the target and you are prepared to shoot.

Question 4

4th rule of firearms

Answer 4

Always be certain if the target and beyond.

Question 5

Firearms pyramid

Answer 5

Safety, marksmanship, speed, tactics.

Question 6

Cease fire

Answer 6

Cease all activity.
Repeat “cease fire” 3 times.
Bring the weapon to a safe position or holstered.

Question 7

5 components of a firearm

Answer 7

Slide
Barrel
Recoil spring assembly 
Frame 
Magazine

Question 8

7 Fundamentals

Answer 8

Stance 
Grip 
Presentation 
Sight alignment/ sight picture 
Breath control 
Trigger manipulation 
Follow-through and recovery

Question 9

Types of stances

Answer 9

Isosceles
Weaver
Modified

Question 10

Types of malfunctions

Answer 10

Failure to fire
Failure to eject
Failure to feed
Failure to extract

Question 11

Types of clearances

Answer 11

IAD (immediate action drill)

Universal

Question 12

Combat triad

Answer 12

Gun handling
Marksmanship
Mindset

Question 13

3 deadly force considerations

Answer 13

Jeopardy
Opportunity
Ability

Question 14

CRS 18-1-901(3) (e)

Deadly Force

Answer 14

Force; the intended, natural, and probable consequence of which is to produce death, and which does in fact produce death.

Question 15

Transition Zones

Answer 15

White
Yellow
Orange
Red 
Black

Question 16

Cover

Answer 16

Anything that stops, turns, or impedes direct or indirect gunfire.

Question 17

Concealment

Answer 17

Keeps you from being seen, it provides no ballistic protection.

Question 18

Types of ballistics

Answer 18

Internal
External
Terminal

Question 19

Ballistics

Answer 19

The scientific study of a projectile in motion.

Question 20

Center mass

Answer 20

The center of the exposed target that is offered, presented, or selected.

Question 21

Multiple threat assessment.

Answer 21

Weapon
Position
Distance

Question 22

What part of the eye is responsible for dim light?

Answer 22

Rods.

Question 23

Types of shooting for moving threats

Answer 23

Tracking

Ambushing

Question 24

Flashlight techniques.

Answer 24

Crossed 
Uncrossed 
Syringe 
Supported syringe 
Extended (fbi) 
Neck index

Question 25

Use of force policy

Answer 25

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