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CONSTRUCTION SITE FIRE SAFETY MANAGER RADIANT TEST 100% Solved It is a best practice that the location of the first responder box be determined in coordination with the ______ -Answer-Borough Dispatch The construction site fire safety manager shall conduct an inspection of the construction site and all fire safety measures at least on a (an) ______ basis -Answer-Daily It is a best practice that the emergency contact list found in the first responder box should include the phone number of ...

BBS 100-9165 BASIC BALLISTICS EXAM QUESTIONS & ANSWERS. True or False: Every gun that is fired has recoil - CORRECT ANSWER True The forward speed of a bullet, usually specified in feet per second, is called - CORRECT ANSWER Velocity A ______________ is the term used in measuring bullet dispersion and is approximately 1" at 100 yards. - CORRECT ANSWER Minute of Angel In a crosswind of 10 miles per hour, a .22 Long Rifle bullet, with a muzzle velocity of 1,335 fps will be blown down...

UTAH HUNTER SAFETY EXAM QUESTIONS AND COMPLETE 100%CORRECT ANSWERS WITH VERIFIED RATIONALES AND WELL EXPLAINED BY EXPERTS LATEST UPDATE 2024 ALREADY PASSED!!!!!!!!!GRADED A+ (ALL YOU NEED TO PASS YOUR EXAMS) Handguns sometimes are used for hunting. They can be either ___ or ___ revolvers or pistols. The basic components of ammunition are the case, primer, gunpowder, and projectile(s). Shotshells have an additional component called wad. The type of ammunition you use depends on your firearm...

What are the nine classifications of "small arms"? - Pistol, revolver, rifle, carbine, assault rifle, machine pistol, submachine gun, machine gun, and shotgun. What are the three categories of pistols? - single action, double action, and double action only. What is the difference between a rifle and a carbine? - a rifle has a barrel that is 16" or longer. How are assult rifles different from rifles, and why were they made? - can shoot single shot or fully automatic, and was designed in...

Restricted Firearm Safety Course Exam Review 2024 What are the four types of Black Powder? - answer1. Fg: Very coarse granules of powder. Used in large muskets. 2. FFg: Finer granules than Fg. Used in muzzleloading shotguns, big-bore rifles and single-shot pistols of .45 calibre and up. 3. FFFg: Finer granules than FFg and the most common type. Used on nearly all cap and ball revolvers. 4. FFFFg: The finest granules, also called priming powder. Used only in priming pans. Never use this ...

Restricted Firearm Safety Course Exam Review 2024 What are the four types of Black Powder? - answer1. Fg: Very coarse granules of powder. Used in large muskets. 2. FFg: Finer granules than Fg. Used in muzzleloading shotguns, big-bore rifles and single-shot pistols of .45 calibre and up. 3. FFFg: Finer granules than FFg and the most common type. Used on nearly all cap and ball revolvers. 4. FFFFg: The finest granules, also called priming powder. Used only in priming pans. Never use this ...

A safe practice when handling a gun is to rest your finger on the outside of the trigger guard or along the side of the gun until you are ready to shoot. - ANSWER true To "know your target, its surroundings and beyond," you must consider that if the bullet misses or completely passes through the target, it could strike a person or object. - ANSWER True Drinking alcohol while handling firearms is safe if your blood alcohol level remains below the legal limit. - ANSWER False safety poin...

HISTORY OF ROCK FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS what was NOT part of the 'cultural underground railroad': - online file sharing sites "They didn't sell many records, but everyone who bought one started a band refers to : - the Velvet Underground He managed the Sex Pistols: - Malcom McLaren T/F: Disco's emphasis was on dancers and DJs rather than musicians - true Many of the soft soul hits were produced in: - Philadelphia This artist was maintained artistic contro...

Restricted Firearm Safety Course Exam Review 2024 What are the four types of Black Powder? - answer1. Fg: Very coarse granules of powder. Used in large muskets. 2. FFg: Finer granules than Fg. Used in muzzleloading shotguns, big-bore rifles and single-shot pistols of .45 calibre and up. 3. FFFg: Finer granules than FFg and the most common type. Used on nearly all cap and ball revolvers. 4. FFFFg: The finest granules, also called priming powder. Used only in priming pans. Never use this ...

what does the 1934 national firearm act regulate? correct answers fully automatics, short barrel rifles/shotguns, silencers how does the 1934 national firearms act regulate? correct answers $200 onetime fee, applied federal tax on manufacture, sale and transfer (MST) what did the 1938 national firearm act do? correct answers requires licensing for all firearms sellers (AKA federal firearms license), prohibited sales to felons, mandates sellers maintain records of sales what are 3 measur...