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Q. 1 THE
TWO MOST
COMMON TYPES
OF PISTOL
ARE ?
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A. REVOLVER
AND SEMI-AUTOMATIC
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Q. 2 THE
THREE MAJOR
COMPONENTS CONTAINED
IN
BOTH OF
THE ABOVE
PISTOLS ARE
THE ?
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A. FRAME,
BARREL AND
ACTION
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Q. 3 THE_____________ IS
A GROUP
OF MOVING
PARTS
USED TO
LOAD, FIRE
AND UNLOAD
A PISTOL ?
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A. THE
ACTION
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Q. 4 WHAT
IS THE
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
A
SINGLE-ACTION
REVOLVER AND
A DOUBLE -ACTION
REVOLVER ?
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A. IN A
SINGLE -ACTION THE TRIGGER PERFORMS
A
SINGLE TASK.
RELEASING HAMMER
IN A DOUBLE-ACTION THE
TRIGGER PERFORMS
TWO TASKS.
COCKS HAMMER
AND RELEASE HAMMER.
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Q. 5 WHERE
ARE THE
CHAMBERS LOCATED
ON A
REVOLVER ?
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A. THE
CHAMBERS ARE
LOCATED IN THE
ROTATING
CYLINDER BEHIND
BARREL
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Q. 6 WHERE
IS THE
CHAMBER LOCATED
ON A
SEMI-AUTOMATIC
PISTOL ?
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A. THE
CHAMBER IN
LOCATED BEHIND
THE BARREL
AND ABOVE
THE MAGAZINE.
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Q. 7 DESCRIBE
THE ACTIONS
IN THE FOLLOWING
TYPES
OF SEMI-AUTOMATIC:
SINGLE-ACTION
DOUBLE-ACTION
DOUBLE-ACTION-ONLY
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A. IN
A SINGLE-ACTION THE TRIGGER
PERFORMS A
SINGLE TASK
. RELEASING
THE HAMMER.
IN
A DOUBLE-ACTION
THE TRIGGER
PERFORMS
TWO TASKS
COCKS HAMMER
AND RELEASE
HAMMER
IN DOUBLE-ACTION-ONLY THE
TRIGGER WILL
COCK
AND RELEASE
HAMMER ON
FIRST SHOT.
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Q.1 THE
FOUR BASIC
COMPONENTS OF
A PISTOL
CARTRIDGE ARE
THE ?
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A. BULLET,
CASE, POWDER
CHARGE AND
PRIMER.
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Q.2 THE
BASIC DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A
RIM FIRE
CARTRIDGE AND
A CENTER-FIRE CARTRIDGE IS
THE
LOCATION OF
THE ?
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A. PRIMER.
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Q.3 DESCRIBE
THE WAYS
TO DETERMINE
THE PROPER
CARTRIDGE FOR
YOUR PISTOL ?
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A.
CHECK
THE BARREL,
FRAME, OR
SLIDE
CHECK BOTTOM
OF CARTRIDGE
CHECK BOX
OR CARTON
READ AND
CHECK PISTOL
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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Q.4 DESCRIBE
THE PROPER
WAY TO
STORE
AMMUNITION ?
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A. ALWAYS
KEEP AMMUNITION IN THE
ORIGINAL
FACTORY MARKED
BOX OR
CARTON.
STORE IN
A COOL,
DRY ENVIRONMENT AND NOT
ACCESSIBLE TO
UNAUTHORIZED PERSON
ESPECIALLY
CHILDREN.
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Q.5 DEFINE
THE FOLLOWING
MISFIRE, HANG FIRE
AND SQUIB
LOAD ?
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A. MISFIRE
A FAILURE
OF A
CARTRIDGE TO
FIRE
HANG FIRE
A DELAY
IN THE
IGNITION OF
A
CARTRIDGE.
SQUIB LOAD
DEVELOPMENT OF LESS
THAN
NORMAL PRESSURE
OR VELOCITY
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PART
ONE
THE
BASICS OF PERSONAL PROTECTION
CHAPTER
1
KNOWING
YOUR HANDGUN
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Q. 1 WHAT
ARE THE
TWO COMMON
TYPES OF
HANDGUNS
AND NAME
THEIR ASSEMBLY
GROUPS ?
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A. REVOLVER: A. GRIP,
B. FRAME, C.
CYLINDER, D. BARREL
SEMI-AUTO: A.
GRIP, B. FRAME,
C. SLIDE, D.
BARREL
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Q. 2 BRIEFLY
DESCRIBE THE
FUNCTION OF
THE HAMMER ?
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A. CAUSES
THE FIRING
PIN TO
STRIKE THE
PRIMER,
CAUSING THE
CARTRIDGE AND
GUN TO
FIRE
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Q. 3 THE
BORE SIZE
IS CALLED
THE ?
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A. CALIBER
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Q. 4 THE
END OF
THE BARREL
WHERE THE
BULLET EXITS
IS THE
?
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A. MUZZLE
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Q. 5 BRIEFLY
DESCRIBE THE
FUNCTIONS OF
THE
MAGAZINE AND
CYLINDER AND
HOW THEY
DIFFER ?
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A. A CYLINDER
IS PART
OF A
REVOLVER WHICH
HOLDS THE
CARTRIDGES IN
IT'S CHAMBERS
AND REVOLVES
WHEN FIRING
A CARTRIDGE, PLACING ANOTHER
CARTRIDGE
IN FRONT
OF THE
FIRING PIN.
A MAGAZINE
IS A
PART THAT
HOLDS CARTRIDGES
AND
FITS IN
THE HANDLE
OF A SEMI-AUTOMATIC HANDGUN,
LOADING THE
CHAMBER WITH
A NEW
CARTRIDGE AS
THE
USED CARTRIDGE
IS BEING
EJECTED.
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CHAPTER
2
AMMUNITION
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Q. 1 CARTRIDGES
ARE MADE
UP OF
WHAT FOUR
COMPONENTS ?
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A. A. CASE,
B. PRIMER , C.
POWDER , D. BULLET
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Q. 2 THE
TWO BASIC
TYPES OF
CARTRIDGES ARE ?
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A. CENTER FIRE:
THE PRIMER
IS LOCATED
IN THE BOTTOM
END, CENTER
OF THE
CASE.
RIM FIRE: THE
PRIMER IS
LOCATED IN
THE BOTTOM
END, IN
THE RIM
OF THE
CASE.
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Q. 3 DESCRIBE
HOW YOU
COULD DETERMINE
WHETHER
YOUR AMMUNITION
AND GUN
ARE COMPATIBLE ?
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A. CHECK
THE BOTTOM
END OF
CARTRIDGE AND
MANUFACTURER'S
CONTAINER OR
BOX
CHECK THE
SLIDE OR
BARREL OF
THE HANDGUN
AS
WELL AS
READING THE
OWNER'S MANUAL.
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Q. 4 THE
MOST COMMON
CALIBER'S USED
FOR PROTECTION
ARE ?
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A. THE
38 SPECIAL
AND THE
9MM.
I RECOMMEND A 357
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Q.
5
BRIEFLY DESCRIBE
SOME OF
THE KEY
POINTS OF
PROPER AMMUNITION
CARE ?
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A. KEEP
DRY, COOL
AND CLEAN
FROM FINGER
PRINTS,
SOLVENTS AND
OILS.
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CHAPTER
3
HANDGUN
OPERATION
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Q. 1 WHAT
TYPE OF
REVOLVER CAN
BE COCKED
AND
FIRED SIMPLY
BY PULLING
THE TRIGGER ?
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A. DOUBLE-ACTION
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Q. 2 WHAT
TYPE OF
REVOLVER IS
MOST FREQUENTLY
USED FOR
PERSONAL PROTECTION AND WHY ?
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A. DOUBLE-ACTION
WHY ? EASY TO OPERATE
SIMPLY
AIM AND
PULL THE
TRIGGER, THE
TRIGGER WILL
COCK
AND FIRE
THE HANDGUN.
IN ADDITION,
THEY ARE
EASY
TO LOAD
AND UNLOAD.
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Q. 3 THE
LOADING, COCKING
AND UNLOADING
PROCESSES
DIFFER GREATLY
ON WHICH
TYPE OF
HANDGUN.
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A. SEMI-AUTOMATICS
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Q. 4 BRIEFLY
OUTLINE THE
STEPS FOR
THE LOADING ,
COCKING, UN-COCKING
AND UNLOADING FOR THE
HANDGUN(S)
YOU WILL
USE ?
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A. (OPEN
DISCUSSION)
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CHAPTER
4
SAFETY
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Q. 1 WHAT
ARE THE
THREE ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS
THAT A
PERSON MUST
HAVE TO
HANDLE A
HANDGUN
SAFELY ?
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A. KNOWLEDGE,
POSITIVE ATTITUDE
AND SKILL
IN
HANDLING IT
CORRECTLY AND
SAFELY.
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Q. 2 OF THESE,
WHICH ONE
WILL DETERMINE
WHETHER YOU'RE
ALWAYS GOING
TO BE
SAFE ?
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A. KNOWLEDGE,
REGULAR PRACTICE
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Q. 3 WHAT
IS THE
"GOLDEN RULE
OF GUN
SAFETY"
AND WHY
DO THINK
IT HAS
BEEN SO
DESIGNATED
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A. SAFETY
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Q. 4 WHAT
THREE RULES
APPLY UNDER
ALL
CIRCUMSTANCES
WHEN HANDLING
A GUN ?
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A. 1. ALWAYS
KEEP GUN
POINTED IN
SAFE DIRECTION
2. ALWAYS
KEEP FINGER
OFF TRIGGER
UNTIL READY
TO SHOOT
3. ALWAYS
KEEP THE
GUN UNLOADED
UNTIL READY
TO USE.
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Q. 5 IF YOU
ARE HANDLING
A GUN,
WHO IS
THE PERSON
ALWAYS RESPONSIBLE
FOR POINTING
IT IN
A SAFE
DIRECTION ?
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A. YOU / ME
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CHAPTER
5
SELECTING
A HANDGUN
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Q. 1 BASED ON
THE LAW
ENFORCEMENT'S EXPERIENCE, DESCRIBE
THE CHARACTERISTICS
OF A
GOOD HANDGUN
FOR PERSONAL
PROTECTION. ?
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A. .38
CALIBER DOUBLE -
ACTION REVOLVER WITH
EXPOSED HAMMER
AND A
FOUR INCH
BARREL.
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