Parts of a Gun
The mechanism that you pull to release the ammunition.
What is the trigger?
A firearm should always be stored in this condition.
What is unloaded?
Bullets, BBs, Cartridges, and Shells are all examples of this.
What is ammunition?
You look through this to take aim.
What is the sight?
This is where your trigger finger should be until you are ready to shoot.
What is a trigger guard?
Unloaded firearms should be stored in ________ safes, cabinets, and storage vaults.
What is locked?
Guns and ammunition should be stored separately.
What is TRUE?
The object that people shoot at for practice.
What is a target?
This keeps the gun from accidentally firing.
What is the safety?
This device should always be engaged until you are ready to shoot.
What is the safety?
Ammunition should be stored in a ___________ container than the firearm.
What is separate?
The spring-operated container which holds cartridges for a repeating firearm.
What is a magazine?
To prevent vision and hearing damage, you should always wear this when shooting.
What is eye and ear protection?
A gun should be __________ after every use.
What is cleaned?
Every gun has a safety.
What is FALSE? Most revolvers do not have safeties and rifles do not have safeties. Some guns, like Glocks, have internal safeties that disengage when the trigger is pulled to prevent the gun from going off if it is dropped.
The age requirement to get a concealed weapons license in the state of Florida.
What is 21?
The front end of the barrel where the ammunition exits the gun.
What is the muzzle?
Always know what is _______ your target before shooting.
What is “around” or “beyond”?
Always recheck that the gun is this when removing it from storage.
What is unloaded?
Florida is an open carry state.
What is FALSE?
The number of states that recognize a concealed weapons license from Florida (including Florida).