Firearms Procedure Flashcards
Cardinal Rule of Firearms: Always treat all firearms as if they are _________.
Loaded
Cardinal Rule of Firearms: Never allow the ______ of any firearm to point at anything you are not wiling to shoot.
Muzzle
Cardinal Rule of Firearms: Keep your finger outside of the _______ _______ and along the frame/receiver, unless the muzzle is pointed at something you are prepared to shoot, and you have made the conscious decision to fire.
Trigger Guard
Cardinal Rule of Firearms: Be sure of your _______, and the area immediately around your intended __________.
Target/Target
The department approved on-duty firearm for sworn members will be called their ______ _______ _______.
Primary Duty Firearm
Name the five (5) reasons that a firearm may be discharged.
When using deadly force, during firearm training, to destroy an animal, for tactical purposes (shoot out a light for officer safety), and test firing by firearm range personnel
True/False: Sworn members generally should not discharge a firearm at a moving vehicle or from a moving vehicle unless the need to use deadly force is immediate.
True
True/False: Warning shots are encouraged.
False - Warning shots are prohibited
True/False: Members are able to texture the grip area of the Glock firearm as long as it does not compromise the structural integrity of the firearm.
True
The ___ ______ on the department approved solid frame .38 caliber revolver will not be altered.
Strain Screw
True/False: Are most of these policies common sense? As in, if you are in uniform you should carry your weapon and you should not give anyone else your weapon and you should lock up your weapon when not in use.
True
The sworn member’s _______ of _______, as well as the _______ Section will be notified if a duty weapon is lost or stolen.
Chain of Command / Supply Section
A department approved semi-automatic firearm will be considered empty or incapable of firing when (3 things):
No magazine in place, slide is locked back in the open position, no visible sign of ammunition in the chamber or magazine well
A department approved solid frame .38 revolver will be considered empty or incapable of firing when (2 things):
The cylinder is in the open position, there is no visible sign of ammunition in the cylinder
A department approved AR15 will be considered empty or incapable of firing when (3 things):
The magazine is removed, the bolt is locked in the open position, there is no visible ammunition in the chamber or magazine well