Canadian Restricted and Non-Restricted Firearm Safety (CRFSC) Practice Exam

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Which situation represents a dangerous background while shooting?

Open fields
Water
Private property
Shooting ranges

The correct answer is: Water

The situation that represents a dangerous background while shooting is when the background consists of water. This is because water can reflect and potentially lead to errant shots not being stopped effectively. When shooting near a body of water, there’s a risk that a bullet could travel over the water's surface and create unpredictable trajectories, especially if the angle of fire is not controlled. Unlike solid surfaces or designated shooting ranges, water does not provide a reliable backstop, making it hazardous for both the shooter and others in the vicinity. In contrast, open fields, private property (assuming it is safe and controlled), and shooting ranges are typically evaluated as safer environments for shooting practices due to the potential backstops and overall control of the area.