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CLEET CERTIFICATION PHASE 4 NEWEST 2025/ 2026
ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |A+
GRADED|| NEWEST UPDATE!!!
In the event of a SQUIB load you should do what? -
ANSWER-(1) Cease firing immediately. If you are in doubt
about whether it is a squib load, cease firing; (2) Keep the
firearm pointed down range; (3) Raise your off-gun hand to
signal a line officer. Do not attempt to clear the
malfunction.
If someone speaks to you on the firing line what should
you do? - ANSWER-Listen, but DO NOT turn around!
Keep the firearm pointed down range, or holstered.
How do you transfer a REVOLVER? - ANSWER-Open the
cylinder, unload the firearm, and present the firearm grip
first (with the muzzle down).
With a REVOLVER! - ANSWER-(1) When the cylinder is
opened, all rounds are emptied into the shooter's hand
and counted; (2) Once the rounds are accounted for,
grasp the firearm by the top strap and present the firearm
grip first (muzzle pointing to the ground).
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How do you transfer a SEMI-AUTO PISTOL? - ANSWER-
Remove the magazine, unload the chamber, lock the slide
open, and present the firearm grip first (muzzle down).
With a SEMI-AUTO PISTOL! - ANSWER-(1) With the
safety on ( and de-cocked if applicable), remove the
magazine and unload the chamber by pushing the slide to
the rear. Allow the chambered round to exit through the
magazine well; (2) Lock the slide back and visually check
the chamber; (3) After you have confirmed an empty
chamber, present the firearm grip first (muzzle pointing to
the ground).
If you drop a round, magazine, or speed loader while
reloading, what should you do? - ANSWER-DO NOT try to
pick it up. With the muzzle pointing down range, raise your
off-gun hand. A line officer will retrieve the dropped items.
The safe handling and storage of your firearms is one of
your what? - ANSWER-One of your Primary
Responsibilities.
CLEET CERTIFICATION PHASE 4 NEWEST 2025/ 2026
ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |A+
GRADED|| NEWEST UPDATE!!!
In the event of a SQUIB load you should do what? -
ANSWER-(1) Cease firing immediately. If you are in doubt
about whether it is a squib load, cease firing; (2) Keep the
firearm pointed down range; (3) Raise your off-gun hand to
signal a line officer. Do not attempt to clear the
malfunction.
If someone speaks to you on the firing line what should
you do? - ANSWER-Listen, but DO NOT turn around!
Keep the firearm pointed down range, or holstered.
How do you transfer a REVOLVER? - ANSWER-Open the
cylinder, unload the firearm, and present the firearm grip
first (with the muzzle down).
With a REVOLVER! - ANSWER-(1) When the cylinder is
opened, all rounds are emptied into the shooter's hand
and counted; (2) Once the rounds are accounted for,
grasp the firearm by the top strap and present the firearm
grip first (muzzle pointing to the ground).
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How do you transfer a SEMI-AUTO PISTOL? - ANSWER-
Remove the magazine, unload the chamber, lock the slide
open, and present the firearm grip first (muzzle down).
With a SEMI-AUTO PISTOL! - ANSWER-(1) With the
safety on ( and de-cocked if applicable), remove the
magazine and unload the chamber by pushing the slide to
the rear. Allow the chambered round to exit through the
magazine well; (2) Lock the slide back and visually check
the chamber; (3) After you have confirmed an empty
chamber, present the firearm grip first (muzzle pointing to
the ground).
If you drop a round, magazine, or speed loader while
reloading, what should you do? - ANSWER-DO NOT try to
pick it up. With the muzzle pointing down range, raise your
off-gun hand. A line officer will retrieve the dropped items.
The safe handling and storage of your firearms is one of
your what? - ANSWER-One of your Primary
Responsibilities.
