If given the command STOP you must:

1.   ?    Complete the shot you are attempting to fire
2.   ?    Quickly complete the shot you are attempting to fire
3.   ?    Stop attempting to fire any more shots
4.   ?    Tell the range officer you are done

When talking about safe gun handling, what do the letters MAT stand for?

1.   ?    Muzzle Always Towards the ground
2.   ?    Most Accurate Target
3.   ?    Materials Ammo Target
4.   ?    Muzzle Action Trigger

What range command do you need to receive before moving your rifle and equipment to your shooting position?

1.   ?    Commence Firing
2.   ?    Cease Firing
3.   ?    Preperation Period
4.   ?    Call to Firing Point

The goal of teaching and training you in air rifle safety is:

1.   ?    To reduce the number of gun-related accidents
2.   ?    To make sure cadets have a good experience on the range
3.   ?    To prevent all gun related accidents
4.   ?    To prepare cadets for marksmanship competitions

Once you have unloaded your air rifle and it has been checked by a Range Officer, it is now OK to point it in any direction.

1.   ?    True
2.   ?    False

Of all the components of rifle safety, the most important is:

1.   ?    the trigger
2.   ?    the action
3.   ?    the muzzle
4.   ?    the person holding the rifle

If a firer is on the line shooting, and the command STOP is given before the firer is finished, the firer must:

1.   ?    Keep the muzzle pointed downrange
2.   ?    Raise his/her hand and announce "Loaded Rifle"
3.   ?    Folllow the Range Officer's instructions
4.   ?    All of these

When you are handed an air rifle, the first thing you should do is:

1.   ?    Engage the safety
2.   ?    Release the trigger
3.   ?    Open the action/bolt
4.   ?    Control the muzzle

The command LOAD:

1.   ?    May be given by an assistant
2.   ?    Authorizes firers to begin shooting live shots
3.   ?    Authorizes firers to charge their rifles and load pellets
4.   ?    May be omitted after firers understand what to do

Air or CO2 cylinders on air rifles (CO2 or compressed air) are prone to leaking, and should be tightened with a wrench to prevent leaks.

1.   ?    True
2.   ?    False

The range officer must not allow anyone to go down range:

1.   ?    Until everyone has opened their rifle actions and pointed their muzzles upward
2.   ?    No one can go downrange until all guns are placed in safe storage
3.   ?    All air rifles must be unloaded, checked, and gounded
4.   ?    All firers must be finished firing

If an unsafe act is observed by anyone on the firing line (such as a person walking downrange while the line is hot) they should:

1.   ?    Stop firing and open the action of their rifle
2.   ?    Wait until the Range Officer gives further instructions
3.   ?    Command STOP
4.   ?    Assume the situation is really under control

Before a rifle is considered grounded, it must:

1.   ?    Be fired
2.   ?    Be unloaded and checked by the Range Officer
3.   ?    Be placed on the floor or shooting mat
4.   ?    Be prepared for use in the next shooting position

A firer should never place their index finger on the trigger until:

1.   ?    After starting to aim at the target
2.   ?    After loading the rifle
3.   ?    When the rifle is in position on the shoulder
4.   ?    It is time to pull the trigger

As soon as you have established muzzle contoll by pointing the rifle in a safe direction, the second thing that you must do is:

1.   ?    Open the action/bolt
2.   ?    Dry fire the gun to see if it works
3.   ?    Give the gun to an adult
4.   ?    Take it to the range

What does CBI stand for?

1.   ?    Clear Bore Indicator
2.   ?    Clear (your) Barrel (for) Insurance
3.   ?    Certified Basic Instruction
4.   ?    Cardio-Bulmonary Indicator

What is the purpose of a CBI?

1.   ?    It shows that the action and barrel are clear of any pellets or obstructions
2.   ?    It allows the Range Officer to insure the cleared condition of all air rifles before declaring the line safe
3.   ?    It demonstrates that no firers have prematurly loaded their rifle
4.   ?    All of these

After extablishing muzzle control and opening the action, the third step of air rifle safety (MAT) is to:

1.   ?    Keep your finger off the trigger until ready to break the shot
2.   ?    Load only on command
3.   ?    Remove your CBI
4.   ?    Call "Cease Fire" if the Range Officer is not present

The ultimate gun safety rule is:

1.   ?    Treat every rifle as if it were loaded
2.   ?    Keep your muzzle up and down range
3.   ?    Never point your muzzel at anything you are not willing to destroy
4.   ?    Keep your finger off the trigger

Cadet Command requires the use of eye and hearing protection

1.   ?    True
2.   ?    False