WEAPONS FUNDAMENTALS Flashcards
What is the primary weapon used in NSW?
M4 Carbine
What is the secondary weapon used in NSW?
Glock 19
What are the four weapon safety rules?
- Treat every weapon as if it were loaded
- Never point a weapon at anything you do not intend to shoot
- Keep your finger straight and off the trigger until ready to fire
- Keep the weapon on safe until you intend to fire
What is the sustained rate of fire?
The average number of rounds fired per minute that can be sustained without damage to the weapon.
What is the cyclic rate of fire?
The theoretical number of rounds a weapon can fire in one minute.
What are the three carries for the M4 rifle?
Tactical carry, alert carry, ready carry
What type/caliber of ammo does the Glock 19 use?
9mm
How does the Glock 19 operate?
Recoil operated semi auto
Does the Glock 19 have any safeties?
Yes, detent on trigger
What is the ammo capacity of the Glock 19?
15+1
When field stripping the Glock 19, what is the first step?
Clear and safe
What type/caliber of ammo does the M4 Carbine use?
5.56MM
What is the ammo capacity of the M4 Carbine?
30+1
What two main assemblies does the M4 Carbine break down to?
The upper and lower receivers
What are the types of fire for the M4 Carbine?
Semi-automatic and automatic
Which two types of crew served weapons does NSW use?
.50 Cal/M2HB and M240G
How many holes are in the green smoke grenade?
4
How long does the 40MM flare last?
40 seconds
How long does smoke last from a smoke grenade?
50-90 seconds
How long does the pencil flare last when released?
4.5 seconds
