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Category C Firearms Safety course


Description
The following is the theory element for those wishing to obtain a Category A&B (Rifle, Shotgun, Air Rifle) Firearms Licence.
Content
  • Course Outline
  • Photo ID
  • Firearm definition and parts
  • Firearms Definition and Parts Test
  • Firearm Terminology
  • National Firearms Safety Code Part 1
  • National Firearms Safety Code Part I Test
  • National Firearms Safety Code Part II
  • How to negotiate obstacles with a firearm
  • National Firearms Safety Code Part II Test
  • National Firearms Safety Code Part III
  • National Firearms Safety Code Part III Test
  • Firearm requirements, considerations & Ethical Obligations
  • Firearm Requirements Test
  • Legislation - Weapons Categories
  • Weapons Categories Test
  • Legislation - Firearm storage requirements
  • Firearm Storage Requirements Test
  • Legislation - Ammunition requirements
  • Ammunition Requirements Test
  • Legislation - Acquisition, Sale, Conduct, Modification and Possession of Weapons
  • Acquisition Test
  • Legislation - Weapons Licence
  • Weapons Licence Test
  • Legislation - Weapons Licence (Category C)
  • Weapons Licence (Category C) Test
  • Legislation - Range and Range officer requirements
  • Range and range officer requirements Test
  • Firearm Actions
  • Firearm Actions Video
  • Break Action
  • Break Action Video
  • Pump Action
  • Pump Action Video
  • Semi-Automatic Action
  • Firearm Actions Test
  • Shotgun Explained
  • Shotgun Explained Cont.
  • How to unload a pump action shotgun
  • How to render safe a category C Firearm Test
  • How to unload a semi-automatic Shotgun
  • How to unload a Semi-automatic Shotgun (Alternate Option)
  • How to render a semiautomatic shotgun safe Test
  • Malfunctions: Misfire, Hangfire & Squib Load
  • How to safely manage a misfire
  • Ammunition Explained: Part I (Types of ammunition)
  • Types of Ammunition
  • Ammunition Explained: Part II (Calibre)
  • Ammunition Explained: Part III (Grains)
  • Common Calibres
  • Centre Fire Vs. Rim Fire Ammunition
  • Centre Fire Vs. Rim-fire Test
  • How ammunition is fired
  • Rifling Explained
  • Bullet Trajectory
  • Bullet Trajectory Test
  • DECLARATION
  • COMPLETION
Completion rules
  • All units must be completed
  • Leads to a certificate with a duration: Forever
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