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Firearms FDLE Questions and Answers | Latest Version | 2024/2025 | Graded A+ **Shooting hand:** The dominant or primary hand used to fire a firearm. **What two terms are used to describe the hand used to shoot the firearm?** The shooting hand and the support hand. **Support hand:** The hand th...

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Firearms FDLE Questions and Answers | Latest Version | 2024/2025 | G raded A+ **Shooting hand:** ✔✔The dominant or primary hand used to fire a firearm. **What two terms are used to describe the hand used to shoot the firearm?** ✔✔The shooting hand and the support hand. **Support hand:** ✔✔The hand that aids the shooting hand in firearm handling. **General rule of firearms safety:** ✔✔Always keep your finger off the trigger and against the frame when drawing the firearm from or returning it to your holster. **____ is the most common cause of firearms accidents:** ✔✔Negligence. **Crane (revolver):** ✔✔Connects the cylinder to the frame, allowing it to swing in and out of the frame opening. Colt refers to it as a crane; Smith & Wesson uses the term yoke (internal part). **Hammer nose:** ✔✔Pin or firing pin, part of the hammer or frame that protrudes through the frame and strikes the primer (internal part). **Hand:** ✔✔Component of a revolver that rotates the cyli nder as the gun is cocked, aligning a cartridge with the hammer or firing pin (internal part). **Slide:** ✔✔Contains the firing pin, safety mechanisms, drop safety, sights, and extractor. **Extraction:** ✔✔The process of removing the spent cartridge from the chamber. **Handing the semiautomatic pistol to another person - Step 1:** ✔✔Locate the manual safety on the semiautomatic pistol and engage it. **Loading port:** ✔✔The bottom opening on the receiver where live rounds are fed into or removed from the magazine tube. **Shell latches (stops) on a shotgun:** ✔✔Two steel pieces inside the receiver near the magazine's rear that hold cartridges and relea se them one by one. They are used to manually unload the shotgun.

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