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CLEET Phase 4 Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Grade A
Introduction:
Knowing and understanding rules for range and firearms safety is?
Answer: vital to your training in the use of firearms.
Can you be held civilly liable for the misuse or negligent handling of a firearm?
Answer: yes
You may be held liable for the unnecessary use of
Answer: deadly force
Answer: and the consequences of those acts.
The top priority for all participants must be
Answer: firearm safety.
II. General Safety Rules:
- Treat all firearms as though they were
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Answer: Loaded.
- Never point a firearm at anyone unless
Answer: you are ready
Answer: and willing to kill that person.
- Keep your finger
Answer: "the primary safety"
Answer: off the trigger until
Answer: your sights are on the target.
- Always make positive target identification and be sure
Answer: of the area behind your target.
NOTE:
Always keep finger
Answer: outside the trigger guard
III. Range Safety
A. Firearms safety begins with:
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- Are you in sound physical and mental condition?
Answer: [Implied Yes/No based on context]
- Is your firearm of sound design and well maintained?
Answer: [Implied Yes/No based on context]
- Is your ammunition both safe and fresh?
Answer: [Implied Yes/No based on context]
- Is your holster properly designed and constructed to fit
your specific handgun?Is the leather in good condition?
Answer: [Implied Yes/No based on context]
- Rules
- When you first pick up a firearm,
Answer: make sure it is
Answer: unloaded.
CAUTION: Never lay a firearm down without first
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Answer: unloading it.
- Unloading a revolver
(1) Open the cylinder,
Answer: [Step 1]
(2) Eject cartridges or case into your hand,
Answer: [Step 2]
(3) Physically and visually count the chambers in the cylinder to make sure that each is empty,
Answer: [Step 3]
(4) Count the rounds in your hand to make sure that they are all accounted for
Answer: [Step 4]
- Unloading a semi-automatic pistol
(1) Remove the magazine,
Answer: [Step 1]
(2) Push the slide to the rear to unload the chamber,