NRA BASIC PISTOL SHOOTING / NRA INSTRUCTOR
EXAMS V1 & V2 (LATEST UPDATES STUDY
BUNDLE PACKAGE WITH SOLUTIONS) QUESTIONS &
ANSWERS | GRADE A | 100% CORRECT (VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS)
The three major components of a pistol are:
.....ANSWER.....frame, barrel and action
Your finger may contact the trigger: .....ANSWER.....when you are
ready to shoot
The trigger mechanism: .....ANSWER.....releases a spring-
powered hammer or striker to fire the cartridge.
Aiming consists of: .....ANSWER.....sight alignment and sight
picture.
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When aiming a pistol, the eye can only focus on one object at a
time; therefore, you should focus on the (BLANK) so that it
appears clear and sharp. .....ANSWER.....front sight
To ensure you use the correct ammunition for your gun:
.....ANSWER.....a. check the information stamped on the barrel
and/or slide.
b. check your owner's manual.
c. check the cartridge box and cartridge headstamp.
d. all of the above.
When a cartridge fails to fire immediately, you should:
.....ANSWER.....keep the pistol pointed in a safe direction and,
after waiting at least 30 seconds (as a precaution in case of a
hangfire), open the action and remove the cartridge.
When gripping the pistol, you should: .....ANSWER.....use the
same grip each time that you hold the pistol.
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Follow-through is important because: .....ANSWER.....it integrates,
maintains and continues all shooting fundamentals before, during
and immediately after firing the shot.
The frame of a pistol is: .....ANSWER.....is the central component
of most pistols.
The four components of a pistol cartridge are:
.....ANSWER.....case, primer, powder charge and bullet.
Some of the benefits of the Isosceles Position are:
.....ANSWER.....it is natural and easy to assume.
Double-action refers to the type of action: .....ANSWER.....in which
pulling the trigger performs two tasks: cocking and releasing the
hammer.
Before cleaning a pistol, be sure that: .....ANSWER.....a. the pistol
is unloaded.