Hunters ed final

There are four primary rules of firearm safety. The First rule is?

• point the muzzle in a safe direction

• store firearms and ammunition in the same place

• keep guns loaded when transporting

• always keep your finger on the trigger

when hunting should you shoot at game if you cannot tell what is beyond your target

• yes

• no

• yes if there is a backstop that would stop the bullet

• yes i never miss the bullet will only hit its intended target

why is hunters education important

• to teach hunters how to exceed bag limits

• to produce safe, ethical, and responsible hunters

• to promote longer hunting seasons

• to help control the animal population

the three basic parts of a modern firearm are?

• action stock barrel

• barrel action trigger

• stock barrel trigger

• barrel stock muzzel

the Federal Aid in Wildlife Act( Pittman-robertson act) pays for?

• developing private land

• operating national parks

• improving wildlife habitats

• advertising environmental issues

what are the basic parts of ammunition

• case, primer, powder,and projectile

• case, powder, wad, and slug

• case, powder, projectile, and wad

• case, powder, projectile, and shot

what is the most important when choosing ammunition for a gun?

• saving money

• being able to use it for more than one animal

• using the correct cartridge or shotshell

• making sure it can be used in all firearms

a single shot firearm

• has extra cartridges or shotshell in the magazine

• must be reloaded each time the firearm is fired

• is always a semi-automatic action

• cannot be fired accidentally

a firearm safety:

• makes sure a gun will never fire accidentally

• is only intended for use by young hunters

• is a mechanical device that could fail

• can replace safe firearm handling

which type of sight gives the most accurate aiming?

• telescopic

• bead

• open

• aperture (peep)