Club Membership
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Are you a current Precision Shooting Club Member.
Yes. Please proceed with this test.
No. Kindly join first then complete this test.
Firearms Licence Number
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Name
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First Name
Last Name
Email Address
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Mobile
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1. People do not need to hold a firearms licence if they only use the firearms provided at the grounds of a recognised firearms club and are under the direct supervision of a person licenced for that category of firearm.
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True
False
2. When pointing a firearm in a safe direction, that direction will depend on where you are and what you are doing.
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True
False
3. It is OK to check if ammunition fits in a firearm whilst at home, so long as you do it somewhere safe.
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True
False
4. A Danger signal will be;
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a. A call of “Stop, Stop, Stop” by the Range Officer.
b. Raising a red flag above the butt or holding all targets at half-mast.
c. All of the above.
5. Whenever you are carrying a firearm on or about your person you must also carry your firearms licence. This can include an electronic copy on your mobile phone.
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True
False
6. On the command Cease fire you can continue to fire if you have a round in the chamber of your rifle after which you stop firing.
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True
False
7. Before removing a firearm from the firing line you must;
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a. Obtain the permission of the Range Officer.
b. Remove the bolt.
c. Tell other members of the Club what you are going to do to the firearm.
8. Safety is the responsibility of everyone on the range.
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True
False
9. To purchase ammunition for any firearm which is registered to you, you need only produce your firearms licence.
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True
False
10. There is no need to check that a firearm is loaded if an experienced person tells you that he or she has unloaded it.
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True
False
11. It is an offence to discharge a firearm anywhere, including a range, if someone is likely to be injured.
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True
False
12. When a ricochet occurs you have lost control of where the projectile will finish up.
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True
False
13. A and B class firearms can legally be secured in the home by locking them in a Level 1 safe minimum of 2 mm thick steel sides and door which is securely attached to the building in which the firearms are kept.
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True
False
14. Under the Firearms Act 2015 before you give, lend or otherwise part with possession of a firearm to another person for a period of less than 10 days, you must ensure;
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a. They are a member of a recognised firearms club.
b. They know how the firearm works.
c. They hold a firearm licence which authorises possession of that type of firearm.
15. Under the Criminal Law Consolidation Act 1935, a person who, without lawful excuse, discharges a firearm and who is reckless as to whether that act injures, annoys or frightens, or may injure, annoy or frighten, any person is guilty of an offence and could receive a maximum penalty of;
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a. Imprisonment for 1 year.
b. Imprisonment for 5 years.
c. Imprisonment for 3 years.
16. For complete safety with a firearm you should not rely on a safety catch alone because;
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a. They are unreliable and should not be used at any time.
b. Safety catches at best only supplement the safe handling of firearms.
c. Various persons have differing opinions on whether to use them.
17. Alcohol and many day to day medicines;
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a. May affect your eyesight and cause you to shoot erratically.
b. Dull and slow your mental and physical reactions.
c. May produce hallucinations that could cause you to be dangerous.
18. When you are in possession of your firearm(s) and away from the place where your firearm(s) are normally kept (e.g. away from home on a hunting trip) you must secure your firearm(s) or ammunition by;
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a. Locking them in your vehicle.
b. Having them with you in a Motel room.
c. Securing them in a friends gun safe.
d. Using the best means reasonably available to you in the circumstances.
19. The Firearms Licence Category which is a legal requirement for all Shooting Club Members is;
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a. Licence Category C.
b. Licence Category 1.
c. Licence Category 4.
20. The person in charge of the safety of the range who issues all commands to the shooters is known as;
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a. The Range Superintendent.
b. The Club Captain.
c. The Range Officer.
21. The danger range for a .22 rimfire projectile is;
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a. 1500 metres.
b. 2000 metres.
c. 2500 metres.
22. When a firearm is said to be in a Safe condition this means;
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a. All ammunition is removed and the magazine is also removed (if possible).
b. The bolt and magazine are removed.
c. The action is open, the magazine is removed (where possible) and an orange or yellow empty chamber indicator is inserted.
23. The first action when cleaning a firearm is;
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a. Check that you are not going to use a nylon brush with a bore copper solvent.
b. Ensure that the cleaning rod is not too big for the barrel.
c. Carry out safety precautions and ensure the firearm is not loaded.
24. The purpose of the forcing cone in a shotgun is to control the pattern of the shot as it leaves the muzzle.
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True
False
25. If you experience a misfire of any kind on the firing line you must;
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a. Immediately ‘Make safe’ your firearm.
b. Wait 30 seconds before attempting to clear the firearm.
c. Attract the attention of the Range Officer.
d. B and C above.
26. Write rule number 1 from the National Firearms Safety Code;
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