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Firearms Training Quiz

Test your knowledge on the essential aspects of firearms deployment and safety protocols in this comprehensive quiz. Whether you're looking to reinforce your training or assess your understanding of key concepts, this quiz is designed for all levels of expertise.

Key Features:

  • 19 thought-provoking questions
  • Multiple choice and checkbox formats
  • Focus on legal frameworks and operational guidelines
19 Questions5 MinutesCreated by ShootingStar352
What is article 2 of Human Rights Act 1998?
Right to life
Right to privacy
Prohibition of torture – deliberate inhuman treatment causing very serious and cruel suffering
Which is NOT relevant legislation specific to Use of force
Section 3 Criminal Law Act 1967
Section 117 PACE 1984
Section 24 PACE 1984
Common Law - Self defence
What is an AFO?
Authorised firearms officer
Accredited firerams officer
Authorised forward officer
The deployment of AFOs should only be authorised in the following circumstances:
Is in possession of, or has immediate access to, a firearm or other potentially lethal weapon, or
Is otherwise so dangerous that the deployment of armed officers is considered to be appropriate
As an operational contingency in a specific operation (based on the threat assessment)
For the destruction of animals which are dangerous or are suffering unnecessarily.
To affect any arrest where required
To respond to critical inicdents
Where there is a community impact
What does OFC stand for?
Operational Foot commander
Operative Firearms commander
Operational Firearms commander
What does TFC stand for?
Tactical Firearms commander
Tactical forward commander
Tactical firearms command
Which of these apply to an SFC?
Has overall strategic command, with responsibility and accountability for directions given
Must keep the threat and risk assessment and working strategy under review for the duration of the armed deployment
Should consider any tactical parameters to be placed on the police response
Must authorise the deployment of AFOs, or ratify or rescind the deployment where it has already been approved by the TFC
Must be able to be contacted by the TFC
Should consider the number, role and function of the OFCs
What applies to drill rounds?
Same size as normal cartridges
Marked by drill holes
May have a coloured flute
Has crimped ends
Smaller than normal cartridges
What applies to Securiblanks?
Designed to be used with Simmunition conversion kit
Weapons adapted to be used are marked blue
Do not produce realistic recoil
Two types, loud and quiet
Eliminate unburnt repellant
 
What applies to Marking rounds?
Used by the same weapons used for securiblanks
They contain a lethal element
Projecticle breaks upon impact
Leave a colour marking
Head, eye, throat and Groin PPE required
What applies to Crimped Blanks?
No bullet is shot when used
Makes a flash and explosion
Must be fitted with a blank firing attachment
No PPE required
Will not penetrate body armour
Has crimped ends
What live rounds will you be using?
7.62mm for carbine
9mm 124 JHP for Glock 17
5.56mm for carbine
Who is involved in the command structure of Firearms deployments?
Strategic firearms commander (SFC)
Tactical advisor
Tactical firearms commander (TFC)
Operational firearms commander(s) (OFC)
Authorised Firearms Officer (AFO)
What applies to a Tactical Advisor?
Advises on the capabilities and limitations of the AFOs and other police resources being deployed
Advises the SFC or TFC on the implication of any tactical parameters which have been set
Advises the firearms commanders on the tactical considerations, contingencies and implications for each tactical option
Assists the TFC in developing the threat assessment where appropriate
A tactical advisor may only provide tactical advice in respect of the tactics in which they are, or have been, occupationally competent and remain currently proficient
Can make command decisions based on tactical advice
What applies to a TFC?
Must assess and develop the available information and intelligence, and develop an appropriate threat assessment and working strategy for ratification by the SFC where practicable
Must consult a tactical advisor as soon as practicable
Provides the pivotal link in the command chain between strategic and operational firearms commanders
Provides tactical advice reflecting the existing threat assessment
What is the weight of the Glock 17 loaded?
910g
905g
915g
900g
What is the magazine capacity of the Glock 17?
15 rounds
17 rounds
20 rounds
10 rounds
When can eye and ear protection be removed?
When firing has stopped and you can see it to be safe
When instructors have finished the discipline
When the line has been declared safe by the instructors and you have been instructed to do so
What should you do when you are handed a weapon, pick one up or hand it to someone?
Establish if the weapon is loaded or unloaded
Make safe any loaded weapon by holsetring it or placing selector on safe
Pull the slide back three times to ensure the chamber is empty
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