hunter safety course test 3

When sighting in a rifle you should a. shoot first at 25 yards b. shoot first at 100 yards c. shoot first at 150 yards d. shoot first at 200 yards

a

assume every gun a. is loaded until u check it yourself b. needs to be sighted in c. is unloaded and safe to handle d. should be greased before firing

a

When hunting, accuracy with your firearm is critical for a. a high score b. a clean kill c. bragging rights d. large animals only

b

you should always a. take your time when putting up targets during a cease fire b. keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to shoot c. assume a firearm is unloaded d. wear a hat when shooting

b

When firing a rifle you should a. use a full choke b. pull the trigger quickly c. gradually squeeze the trigger until the rifle fires d. load the magazine until its full

c

In a "misfire" where the gun fails to shoot immediately after squeezing the trigger you should a. keep the action closed b. keep the gun pointed downrange for at least 30 seconds c. carefully look for obvious problems d. all of the above

d

When cleaning a firearm, the first step is to _____ a. wear hunter orange b. use a sling c. wait one minute between shots d. wear proper hearing and eye protection

d

When sighting in and practicing with your rifle or shotgun before hunting you should a. use the lightest bullets you can purchase b. use the heaviest bullets you can purchase c. use the ammunition made by the same manufacturer of the rifle d. use exactly the same ammunition you will use when hunting

d

good marksmanship is a. being able to hit your target at least 50% of the time b. correctly scoring your target c. being a good sport if you miss your target d. hitting your target accurately and consistently

d