Weapon Safety
Range Safety / Commands
Safety Parts of an Air Rifle
Holding Techniques
200
If you can see this, the weapon's safety is OFF
What is RED
200
When this is said, everyone has to STOP shooting
What is CEASE FIRE
200
The name of this part
What is the TRIGGER SAFETY
200
In this position, the right foot is either straight out, or to the right
What is the PRONE POSITION
400
This is the direction the muzzle should be pointed at on the range at ALL TIMES
What is DOWN RANGE
400
This flag indicates that the range is HOT
What is a RED FLAG
400
This part of the rifle should ONLY be touched when ready to fire
What is the TRIGGER
400
The "tab", "keeper", and "rifle loop" are all parts of this
What is a SLING
600
This acronym for weapon safety consists of four letters
What is ACTS
600
This command tells cadets that they should fire from a lying down position
What is the ADOPT THE PRONE POSITION
600
This must be removed from the barrel prior to shooting
What is the SAFETY ROD
600
This is the approximate angle formed by your RIGHT leg in the prone position
What is 30 TO 45 DEGREES
800
This should be pointed down range when a rifle is removed from it’s case
What is the ARROW
800
No cadets are allowed to shoot prior to THIS command
What is RELAY, LOAD AND COMMENCE FIRE
OR
What is RELAY, FIRE
800
This part of the air rifle should be partly opened when removed from the case
What is the PUMPING LEVER
800
To adjust this part of the sling with a limb in it’s name, the tab is pulled away from the keeper.
What is the ARM LOOP
1000
This is the part of the rifle on which the safety catch is located
What is WITHIN THE TRIGGER GUARD
1000
This is what the letter "I" stands for in G.R.I.T
What is INDICATION
1000
This part of the air rifle is located in front of the bolt handle, and the safety rod can be seen in it while in the rifle.
What is the FEED TRACK
1000
While in the prone position, THIS should be distributed equally
What is BODY WEIGHT