Humm......actually fire a firearm during your restricted,or non restricted test don't think so.The first question your instructor should of asked all students...does anyone have any live ammo,if so please remove it from the course.Also the instructor is not allowed to have firearms that can be fired,present during the course.They are suppose to be disactivated,for security and safety reasons.
Question regarding the CFSC & CRFSC
- Thread starter ndiamond
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- West of the Rockies, on an island.
Exactly as fisherking states. We are not allowed to have any un-deactivated firearms or ammunition present during the course. It is contrary to the whole concept of the training.
And that's why most of the time, the guns they test you with are crappy guns, full of dust, that are not worth a dollar, ant that nobody cares about, so the lever action handguns, old wheel guns and the like, are probably the ones you will see at the class.
I just passed my firearms test two days ago. In regards to restricted practical test remember to keep the finger out and off the trigger and watch where the muzzle is pointed. lock the gun in the box affix a lock and know your cartridges. ie...the differences from a soft point, wade cutter, rim fire and centre fire. You loss 2% marks per violation of those rules. you need 80% to pass. It is a very simple test... But read the hand book a few times and remember the range commands. Unload the firearm and put in on the table pointed down range & step back from the fire line after a cease fire is called. They will have gun rods for you to examine the boar, so don't worry about looking down the barrel. Don't sweat it you'll, get it.
Don't put yer finger on the trikker ... Don't point yer pipe at anyone, including yersef and remember yer "ACTS" & "PROVE" ... It's alot of common sense stuff. If you take firearm safety seriously, you shouldn't have a problem.
Good luck!
Good luck!
