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SDI Firearms Inspection and Troubleshooting (FTT 111) questions and answers
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SDI Firearms Inspection andTroubleshooting (FTT 111)
questions and answers
Which of the following statements are not true
about safety and ammunition? - answer Always
keep ammunition in the gunsmithing area
It is required to both __________________ and
_____________________ once the action is open to
ensure the weapon is safe. - answer Visually
Check; Physically Check
The initial function check is to be done: - answer
With no rounds or snap caps
Some break-action firearms are cocked when the
__________ acts upon the _____________________ and
cocks the _________________. - answer Lug; Cocking
Lever; Hammer
T/F: Manual Actions require the operator to use a
moderate to heavy force to close the breach. -
answer FALSE
,Revolvers will lock at about the same time when
the ____________ is in its ______________ position. -
answer Hammer; Cocked
Which of the following firearm types "push" the
extracted round from the chamber? - answer
Break Action
T/F: With a fixed ejector, you must quickly
manipulate the action to ensure the round is
properly ejected. - answer TRUE
Snap caps are meant to identify which of the
following malfunctions? - answer Failures to
Extract, Eject, and Feed
Which of the following contribute to a failure to
feed? - answer Feeding Device; Action Parts;
Ammunition
Match the numbered step of the fire control group
with its description: - answer 1) With snap caps in
the chamber, set the safety in the "safe" position.
2) Depress the trigger; it will not move. 3) Release
the trigger and move to "fire" position. 4) Depress
the trigger again; hammer will have audible "click"
5) Continue to depress trigger, manually cycle the
action and eject the snap cap. 6) Release trigger,
, click and hammer should not move. 7) Use a nylon
or rubber hammer and tap the receiver or action.
8) Set safety to "safe" position, nothing should
happen.
T/F: When a firearm equipped with a decocker is in
the "safe" position, the hammer may fall. - answer
TRUE
What would be the purpose to tap a pistol's
external hammer with a rubber mallet? - answer
To check the hammer/sear engagement
Match the type of cartridge to its proper
headspace location: - answer Rimfire-Rim of the
case; Belted Magnum Cartridge- Top of the belt of
the case; Centerfire Pistol Cartridge- Leading edge
to the mouth; Bottleneck Centerfire Rifle Cartridge-
Datum line or near center of shoulder.
T/F: Too little headspace can result in the case
expanding too much, which may lead to an
explosion in the chamber. - answer FALSE
What happens when you headspace a cartridge
with the extractor installed? - answer The
measurement is reading off the extractor instead
of the breech face.
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