Canadian Firearms Safety Course (CFSC) Practice Exam

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Which of the following marks would be found on a correctly marked ramrod?

Mark: Loaded

Mark: Empty

A correctly marked ramrod should indicate the state of a firearm's chamber, specifically whether it is loaded or not. The mark "Empty" signifies that there is no ammunition in the chamber, which is crucial for firearm safety. This marking helps users quickly identify the firearm's condition, thereby reducing the risk of an accidental discharge due to misunderstanding the loading status.

In contrast, a marking like "Loaded" would indicate a potential hazard, as it implies the ramrod is in a firearm that contains ammunition, necessitating extra caution. The marks "Jammed" and "High Limit" are not standard indications related to the loading status of the ramrod, and recognizing them on a ramrod does not provide the essential safety information needed while handling firearms. Therefore, the mark "Empty" is the most appropriate choice for a ramrod used in a safe and responsible manner.

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Mark: Jammed

Mark: High Limit

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