NRA questions - BYSS

A competitor may change a BB gun during the firing of any match; however, no extra time will be allowed. NRA 9.1

• True

• False

A misfire is a shot when two BBs are fired at once. NRA 9.5

• True

• False

The sighting target must be clearly marked, usually by mean of a black stripe in the upper right corner which can be clearly seen with the naked eye. NRA 9.2.1

• True

• False

A double occurs when a BB is not expelled from the gun. NRA 9.6

• True

• False

Disabled BB Gun - Any BB gun which cannot be safely aimed or fired or has suffered damage to the sights rendering it impossible to properly aim or which has a broken seal cannot be fired because of mechanical failure. NRA 9.7

• True

• False

If the BB gun fails to function, the competitor or coach must notify the Range Officer. NRA 9.7

• True

• False

When a gun has been declared disabled, the competitor is not given extra time to finish shooting when the repair is made or given a different bb gun. NRA 9.7

• True

• False

Unlimited sighting shots may be fired in any position provided all sighting shots and record shots are fired during the time allowed. NRA 9.3

• True

• False

Coaches and competitors will be permitted to interfere with the handling of targets by range personnel. NRA 9.15

• True

• False

Any person can offer a bribe to any of the range, statistical or match personnel. NRA 9.20

• True

• False