Security Course - Firearms Exam Questions With Complete
Solutions
Define not Disproportionate Correct Answers Not
Excessive /Not Extreme
Definition of a firearm - Handgun Correct Answers 1. Can be
concealed about the person or
2. Capable of being raised and fired by one hand or
3. Does not exceed 65cm in length
Drugs and alcohol. Section 132 firearms phrases x2 Correct
Answers Do not handle firearms under the influence of drug
and alcohol. BAC level MUST BE 0.000%
Give for reasons for effecting an arrest Correct Answers 1.
Continuance of the offence
2. Appearance before the court
3. Preserve public order
4. Safety of public or offender
How is the caliber determined Correct Answers By the width
of the bullet.
How should a firearm be passed Correct Answers Butt forward,
open /locked back, empty and muzzle pointing in a safe
direction.
Powers of arrest: what are the words of justification Correct
Answers He finds commitment any offence.
, Section 132: A person must not carry or use a firearm
whilst_____________of intoxicating liquor or drug Correct
Answers Under the influence
Under Section 139 of the Firearms Act: How much notification
is required for a change of address Correct Answers Within 7
days.
Under Section 140: of the Firearms Act: How much notification
for a loss or stolen firearm Correct Answers Within 24 hours
What 2 consideration why you wouldn't dry fire your firearm
Correct Answers 1. Causes metal fatigue
2. It may not be empty/ May still be loaded
What are the 2 de-escalation phases Correct Answers Hey, we
don't need these problems, do we?
Hey, neither of us need to get hurt, what do you say?
What are the 3 considerations/ justifications for the use of
firearms Correct Answers 1. Innocent persons are not in
danger.
2. As a last resort.
3. In a reasonable self defence or defence of another person
where there is a real and impending threat to life.
What are the 5 key words when effecting an arrest Correct
Answers He finds committing any offence.
What are the acts relating to a security officer Correct Answers
Crimes Act 1958 Section 462A (justification of use of force.
Solutions
Define not Disproportionate Correct Answers Not
Excessive /Not Extreme
Definition of a firearm - Handgun Correct Answers 1. Can be
concealed about the person or
2. Capable of being raised and fired by one hand or
3. Does not exceed 65cm in length
Drugs and alcohol. Section 132 firearms phrases x2 Correct
Answers Do not handle firearms under the influence of drug
and alcohol. BAC level MUST BE 0.000%
Give for reasons for effecting an arrest Correct Answers 1.
Continuance of the offence
2. Appearance before the court
3. Preserve public order
4. Safety of public or offender
How is the caliber determined Correct Answers By the width
of the bullet.
How should a firearm be passed Correct Answers Butt forward,
open /locked back, empty and muzzle pointing in a safe
direction.
Powers of arrest: what are the words of justification Correct
Answers He finds commitment any offence.
, Section 132: A person must not carry or use a firearm
whilst_____________of intoxicating liquor or drug Correct
Answers Under the influence
Under Section 139 of the Firearms Act: How much notification
is required for a change of address Correct Answers Within 7
days.
Under Section 140: of the Firearms Act: How much notification
for a loss or stolen firearm Correct Answers Within 24 hours
What 2 consideration why you wouldn't dry fire your firearm
Correct Answers 1. Causes metal fatigue
2. It may not be empty/ May still be loaded
What are the 2 de-escalation phases Correct Answers Hey, we
don't need these problems, do we?
Hey, neither of us need to get hurt, what do you say?
What are the 3 considerations/ justifications for the use of
firearms Correct Answers 1. Innocent persons are not in
danger.
2. As a last resort.
3. In a reasonable self defence or defence of another person
where there is a real and impending threat to life.
What are the 5 key words when effecting an arrest Correct
Answers He finds committing any offence.
What are the acts relating to a security officer Correct Answers
Crimes Act 1958 Section 462A (justification of use of force.
