JUNIOR SHOOTER SAFETY EXAMINATION

Front

When I pick up or receive an air rifle from someone else, the FIRST thing I must do is:

Back

Control the muzzle (point it in a safe direction)

Front

Which of these air rifle parts is NOT directly associated with safe gun handling? Muzzle, Sights, Trigger, Action

Back

Sights

Front

The command LOAD means:

Back

I can charge (pump or cock) my air rifle and load a pellet in it.

Front

When my air rifle malfunctions (fails to fire), I must: Keep the muzzle pointed downrange, Raise my hand so the Range Officer can see it, Wait for instructions from the Range Officer.

Back

All of the above

Front

Before anyone can go downrange to change targets or for any other purpose:

Back

All air rifles must be unloaded, grounded, with CBIs inserted and checked.

Front

If I still have a loaded rifle (pellet in barrel) after the Range Officer gives the command STOP, I must:

Back

Keep my air rifle muzzle pointed downrange, Raise my hand so the Range Officer can see it and announce "Loaded Rifle", Follow the Range Officer's instructions.

Front

After I pick up or receive a gun and have made sure the muzzle is pointing in a safe direction, the SECOND thing that I must do is:

Back

Open the action/bolt

Front

The command STOP means:

Back

Immediately stop attempting to fire any more shots

Front

The Safest and correct way to load a pneumatic air rifle is:

Back

Open the bolt, open and close the charging lever, insert the pellet and close the bolt/action

Front

The most important component part of rifle safety is: The trigger, The action, The muzzle, The person holding the rifle

Back

The person holding the rifle