Safe Hanlding Rules

A weapon can be pointed at somone ___________________

• when you are fooling around

• if it is unloaded

• at no time (never)

• if the 'safety' is on

A weapon must always be handled so that it points in a safe direction. This means that if a round is accidentally fired, there will be:

• no injuries or loss of life

• just a few injuries

• a few major injuries but no deaths

• no damage to property

If you take up a weapon that has been lying around unsupervised, you should first __________

• take a selfie with the weapon

• carry out Normal Safety Precautions

• point it at your friend jokingly

• take it up and try to find out who it belongs to

Which rule is he breaking?

• None because there is no magazine

• None because the 'safety' is on

• the muzzle should never be rested against any part of the body

Answer explanation

The muzzle of a weapon must never be rested against any part of the body.

When you are handing a weapon to some one, you must

• show them that it is clear

• place it on the floor infront them

• shoot off any rounds in it

• none of the these answers

Answer explanation

Whenever a weapon is handed to someone else he/she must first be shown that it is unloaded (clear).

When you are taking a weapon from someone,

• take it and get on with your task

• ask them to place it on the desk infront you

• insist that they show you that it is clear

• none of these answers

Answer explanation

Whenever a weapon is handed to someone else he/she must first be shown that it is unloaded (clear). When anyone else hands a weapon to him/her he/she must insist that the same action is taken.

A cadet who misses weapons training ______________

• will not be allowed to shoot the weapon

• will be allowed to shoot if he learns how to do so on YouTube

• will be allowed to shoot if the gangster on the block shows them

• none of the above