Question 1
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Your finger should be placed behind the trigger to prevent it from moving when handling a gun.
Question 2
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Placing your finger on the trigger of a rifle means the firing sequence has started.
Question 3
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Gun safety rules only apply to hunters in the field.
Question 4
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Gun safety rules apply to both hunters in the field and shooters on the range.
Question 5
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When picking up or accepting a gun, check to see if it is unloaded.
Question 6
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Don’t take someone’s word, always check yourself to see if a gun is loaded.
Question 7
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When you are finished hunting or shooting, you may leave your gun loaded as long as you put it is a case.
Question 8
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When climbing a steep hill, tree, or crossing a stream, you should unload your gun.
Question 9
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The most dangerous part of any gun is the end of the barrel called the muzzle.
Question 10
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Shotguns use different sizes of ammunition or shells. Each size is called a caliber.
Question 11
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With shotguns, the distance from your target determines the type of choke you will use.
Question 12
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You point a shotgun rather than aim it.
Question 13
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Older shotguns that have a Damascus barrel are safe to shoot.
Question 14
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Rifle barrels have grooves cut into the inside of the barrel and these grooves are called rifling.
Question 15
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Always point your gun in a safe direction.