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46 Cards in this Set
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Which methods are used to determine supply outlets of illicit drugs
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Informants
Surveillance Direct purchase |
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Immediately after using an informant on an illicit drug purchase, what actions should you take?
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Conduct a strip search of the informant
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You have used an informant for a drug buy and you want the evidence to be admissible. With whom should you consult about the adequacy of the surveillance?
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Judge Advocate
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After apprehending a suspect of narcotics abuse, you must seize all drugs in his or her possession even if the drugs had been prescribed by medical authorities.
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True
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When a suspect has a prescription for a drug in his or her possession, you do not need verification from a medical officer
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False
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When referring to substances suspected of being drugs, you must refer to the evidence by its physical appearance.
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True
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From what source does the Navy get most of its small arms?
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Army
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Where are small arms maintenance requirements found?
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MRCs
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What is the Navy equivalent of the Army's M1911A1?
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Mk 1911 Mod 1
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What is the bore diameter of the 12 gauge shotgun?
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.729 inches
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What function in the small arms cycle of operation keeps the bolt closed after firing to prevent loss of gas pressure?
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Locking
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What two small arms components work together to remove a spent cartridge case from the chamber and expel it from the weapon?
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Extractor and Ejector
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What type of small arms weapon requires the trigger to be pulled each time a round is to be fired?
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Semiautomatic
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What type of small arms operation allows a weapon to keep firing as long as the trigger is kept pulled?
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Automatic
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What type of small arms weapon uses the force of the burning propellant to operate the bolt and feeder mechanisms?
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Gas-operated
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In what type of small arms operation are the barrel and bolt locked together for a short time as they travel rearward after firing?
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Recoil-operated
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In what type of small arms operation is the weight of the breechbolt an important factor?
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Blowback-operated
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What term describes the number of rounds per minute that a weapon can fire in full automatic operation?
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Cyclic rate of fire
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What type of operation does the M-14 Rifle use?
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Gas
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Where is the safety located on the M-14 rifle?
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Forward of the trigger guard
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What device activates the bolt lock of an M-14 rifle to hold the bolt in the rearward position after the last round is fired?
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The magazine follower
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What is the A1 upgrade to the M-16 rifle?
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The forward assists mechanism
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Why is it preferable to load an M-16A1 rifle with the bolt open?
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It reduces the likelihood of first round stoppages
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How many rounds of ammunition does the tubular magazine of the M870 shotgun hold when fully loaded?
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Four
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Where is the safety located on the M870 shotgun?
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In the rear of the trigger guard
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What must the operator do to pump the fore-end to the rear if the M870 shotgun is cocked?
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Press the action bar lock
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What is the function of the action bar lock on an M870 shotgun?
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It aligns each round of ammunition for proper seating and locks the action closed
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At what point in movement of the fore-end of an M870 shotgun is a round of ammunition released from the tubular magazine to be fed into the chamber?
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When the action bar lock is released after firing.
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What type of operation does the M60 machine gun use?
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Gas
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What is the maximum effective range of the M60 machine gun?
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1200 yards
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How many clicks of the windage knob on an M60 machine gun would be necessary to correct for a 5 yard discrepancy when firing at a target 1000 yards away?
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5 clicks
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The M60 machine gun is designed to function semiautomatically as long as ammunition is fed into the gun and the trigger is held to the rear.
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True
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On the M60 machine gun, what part drives the operating rod and bolt forward
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Sear notch
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What action causes the bolt of an M60 machine gun to lock into the barrel?
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The operating rod yoke rides against the bolt camming slot turn the bolt one quarter turn clockwise
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What causes the firing pin to strike the primer of a chambered round in an M60 machine gun?
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The firing pin is carried forward into the primer by the operating rod yoke
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What action of the M60 machine gun causes the firing pin spring to fully compress?
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The operating rod yoke moving to the rear against the firing pin spool
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Which action cocks the M79 grenade launcher
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Opening the grenade launcher
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What is accomplished when the barrel locking latch of the M79 grenade launcher is moved all the way to the right?
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The safety is engaged
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What is considered battle sight range for the M79 grenade launcher?
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165-265 feet
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Failure to accomplish what action causes most accidents involving weapons?
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Inspect the chamber
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When firing small arms, what might a light recoil indicate?
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An obstructed bore
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What instruction governs the security of Navy small arms?
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OPNAVINST 5530.13
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There are a total of how many important elements of marksmanship?
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Three
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Marksmanship training is divided into a total of how many phases?
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Two
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What is the purpose of preparatory marksmanship?
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To establish correct shooting habits
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With regards to marksmanship, the cause of most target misses is improper.
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Trigger control
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