FlexiQuiz - 4H Quiz

Welcome to the NRGSC 4-H Event Safety Test!

This is step 1 of a 2 step process.

Pass the Safety Test with 70% or higher. You can retake the test as many times as you need.
Bring your copy of the safety certificate to the event and show the match/event director upon arrival.

All participants at 4-H Events are required to take the safety training.

We want everyone to have a good time at the range and be safe. The quiz below ensures everyone is on the same page.

THANK YOU! FOR SUPPORTING 4-H & NRGSC!!!

1. Parent or Legal Guardians Name

2. 4-H Participatns Full Name

3. Which 4-H Club are you with? (Example: Santa Fe)

4. You should always point your firearm...

Where ever is comfortable as long as it is "unloaded".

Away from people you can see.

In a safe direction.

5. When you hear “Cease Fire” you should?

Stop, and ask “Why?” to whoever said “Cease Fire”

Ignore it and continue shooting since you were there first.

Stop, unload your firearm and place it in a safe configuration and back away from firearm.

6. If you show up to the rifle / general purpose range and someone is down range, can you bring your firearm to the bench?

Yes

7. True or False: Rifle calibers are allowed on the pistol range.

True

False

8. True of False: Broadheads may be shot at the targets on the archery range.

True

False

9. Shooting outside of the berms on the pistol range...

...is allowed.

...will get me kicked out of the range and my membership revoked.

10. As a new shooter on the shotgun range for trap, skeet and/or 5-stand you need to...

Take the new shooter safety orientation presented by the Shotgun Committee.

Be the first person on the firing line.

Ask "who’s running the show?" that day and say hello.

11. When you finish shooting on the range you should...

Leave your paper targets so someone else may use them.

Leave the target stands out on the range.

Remove all paper targets or debris, and return the stands to behind the firing line. Leave the range better than you found it.

12. Maximum cartridge allowed on the rifle range without Board approval is...

.416 Barret

338 Lapua Magnum

120mm Sabot Round

50 BMG

13. If you are the first to arrive on the range you should...

Raise only the flag on the range you are using.

Start shooting since you’re the only one there.

Raise the main flag and the flag on the particular range you intend to use.

14. Ear and eye protection is required...

Anytime you are in proximity of live fire anywhere on the range.

Only when you are firing a rifle, shotgun or handgun.

Whenever you are closer than ten yards to rifle, shotgun or handgun fire.

15. You should put your finger on the trigger...

As you are drawing your handgun from the holster.

When your sights are on target and you have decided to shoot.

Before you get on target so you will be ready to shoot.

16. You may shoot a shotgun on the rifle/general purpose range...

With buckshot only.

With buckshot, birdshot or shotgun slugs.

With shotgun slugs only.

With birdshot only.

17. Anytime you pick up a gun you should (safetly) check to determine...

Whether it is loaded or not.

What kind of sighting system it is equipped with.

If it has been cleaned since it was last used.

18. All members must present their membership identification card...

When requested by any club member.

To get a discount at Walmart.

When pulled over by police for a traffic stop.

19. You may proceed to go down range...

Only when everyone on the firing line has been made aware and agrees that the range is “cold”.

Whenever you need to change a target. Just stop shooting and start walking.

If you wave your arms and put up the sign

20. When someone is down range at the rifle / general purpose range, where should you stand if you’re not going down range?

Standing over your firearm so you know if it’s loaded or not.

At the bench with your firearm unloaded.

At the back of the canopy away from the bench or at your car.

21. When you come to the pistol range and there are people in each bay you should...

Join them in the bay and start shooting next to them.

Wait until one of the bays is clear before setting up and shooting in a bay.

Start setting up next to them in the pistol bay and wait for them to finish before shooting.

22. When a round fails to fire immediately you should...

Lay the gun down and find someone to help

Keep the firearm pointed in a safe direction for >30 seconds, and then unchamber the firearm.

Keep pulling the trigger until it fires

23. You may not be on range property if...

You do not accept and abide by all range rules.

All of the these answers.

You’re under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

24. By signing this application, I acknowledge that I have read and agree to abide by the NRGSC range rules found at nrgsc.org/regulations and current NRGSC Bylaws.

I certify that I am not prohibited by federal, state or local laws from possessing or using firearms. I understand that activities at this club involve firearms.

I am aware of the risks and hazards and agree to hold harmless the Northern Rio Grande Sporting Club (NRGSC), its officers and anyone acting on behalf of the club from any and all liability while participating in shooting activities or any other activity on NRGSC property.

I am responsible and liable for my actions on NRGSC property.

I understand.

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