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35 Cards in this Set
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What type of handgun bullet ?
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Lead round nose |
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What type of handgun bullet ? |
Full metal jacket round nose |
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What type of handgun bullet ? |
Jacketed soft point |
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What type of handgun bullet ? |
Lead Wadcutter |
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What type of handgun bullet ? |
Semi lead Wadcutter |
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What type of handgun bullet ?
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Full metal jacket truncated cone |
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What type of handgun bullet ? |
Lead Wadcutter |
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What type of handgun bullet ? |
Lead semi Wadcutter |
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What type of hand gun bullet ? |
Full metal jacket truncated cone |
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TO STORE A RESTRICTED FIREARM IT can BE LOADED, INDIVIDUALLY LOCKED, IN A SECURE CASE.
True False |
False |
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TARGET SHOOTERS CAN USE WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING PROJECTILES?
lead semi wadcutter lead wadcutter round nose full metal jacket full metal jacket truncuncated cone lead round nose All of the above |
All of the above
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WHERE IS THE MAGAZINE LOCATED ON A REVOLVER.
In the grip On the barrel behind the sight Revolvers do not have magazines ( They have cylinders ) |
Revolvers do not have magazines ( They have cylinders )
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BALLISTICS REFERS TO:
The short ramrod that pushes a ball into a muzzleloader's barrel Shotgun shells loaded a combination of leaden balls and sticks The trajectory of bullets None of the above |
The trajectory of bullets
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WHEN SHOOTING A HANDGUN, HOLD IT AT THE:
stock butt stock grip slide |
grip
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A HANDGUN MAGAZINE UNDER CANADIAN LAW MAY CONTAIN A MAXIMUM OF THIS MANY CARTRIDGES:
2 5 7 10 15 |
10
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What are the spiral grooves cut inside the barrel called?
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rifling
-The borer and the barrel, or usually usedinterchangeably |
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Name the two basic types of modern ammunition.
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Rimfire and center fire
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How do you identify the calibre of ammunition cartridges?
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barrel,the data stamp
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How long should you wait after a misfire, before you ACTS/PROVE your firearm?
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60seconds
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Is it safe to use a .357 cartridge in a firearm chambered for .38 special?
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no -thetakeaway is different cartridge names. Can't be interchanged |
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Riflingcauses the bullet to spin, increasing its _______ and _______.
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accuracyand range
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The depressed portions of the rifling are called
What ? |
grooves
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The raised portions of the rifling are called What? |
lands |
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whichis more powerful of a cartridge. rim fire or center fire?
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center,fire
why if you see a rimfire cartridge, my theory is that rimfire cartridges, still exist Because they're too small to put a proper, a proper primer in that center.fire primer requires a little bit of space and if you've got a cartridge too small,You can't do that. |
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doall cartridges have head stanps
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no |
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Whichis a bigger diameter
0.35inch or 0.45inch |
0.45inch
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Smokeless powder is for
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modern firearms
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what are the three major failures of a hand gun
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Incomplete Discharge
Delayed Discharge Failure to Extract |
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Cartridges with different names are (not - or can be ) interchangeable (such as .38 S&W/.38 Special/.38 Super Auto)
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are not
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When a misfire occurs wha do you do
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count slowly to 60 seconds
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can handgun ammunition be dangerous out,past 500 yards?
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yes |
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Firearm hazards and precautions
Hazards |
Access by unqualified or unauthorized users
Unintentional discharge Unintentional discharge Ricochets Wrong target |
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Prohibited |
Handguns with barrels equal to or less than 105 mm in length “Sawed-off” rifles or “sawed-off” shotguns less than 660 mm length “Sawed-off” rifles or “sawed-off” shotguns 660 mm or greater in length it must have a barrel lengths of less than 457 mm |
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Restricted |
have a barrel less than 470 mm in length adapted to be fired when reduced to a length of less than 660 mm |
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Prohibited Devices |
muffle or stop the sound of a firearm (silencers)• A cartridge magazine prescribed by regulation to be a prohibited device |
