CFSC “ACTS & PROVE” Methodology
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
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Not my most favoured state for a firearm to be in - but necessary in Canada due to the legal framework.
In this short clip I go over the ACTS and PROVE acronyms, which provide the framework for successfully passing the practical exam on the Canadian Firearms Safety Course.
This can be a useful guide to pre-study before coming to class, or as a refresher should you find yourself needing to demonstrate it to someone who needs to know it.
I teach this course in open classes and private settings alike, all across British Columbia.
Reach out to us at www.iridiumtraining.ca to see our course calendar or to request a PAL (CFSC) course.
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Good work Ed!
I'm really glad you guys are making content. We definitely need more solid Canadian shooter stuff on here. Much appreciated gentlemen!
I did my CFSC over 20 years ago and I remember the instructor teaching us to just look down the bore. I never felt comfortable with that, using a light is a much better technique.
Wtih my PAL/RPAL courses coming up in April of this year, it's nice to have visual content with an actual instructor to coordinate with the textual learning from the handbook. Thanks for the video; it's short but effective, and right to the point!
even years after the course and the exam ... always good to review, thank you for that :) well done.
I've already got ACTS & PROVE firmly ingrained in my head (along with loads of other info), what with my course coming up tomorrow, but I appreciated your video nonetheless for how particularly digestible you made it. Thanks so much, you seem like a really cool dude!
Music 😂 , thank you for video
paintball/pellet/airsoft are great for training for this, folks!
Great info as always, thanks Ed
Thank you for this. What jacket are you wearing in this video? It looks warm.
Right on, Ed... 👊🇨🇦🙂
Thank you
I find it a little strange how people are just "freaked out" by the "examine" step. If you've done all the previous steps, there's no way the barrel or chamber has any cartridge in it. Unless you believe in fairies, and a bullet is just magically going to load itself into your firearm, you're safe. It's meant to be a step to check bore obstruction, and the integrity of your barrel. To each there own, but there's nothing "dangerous" about it as long as you've done steps PROV.
What’s with the scary music 😅
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My instructor has me examine the bore by literally looking down the barrel… I feel like this is extremely dumb and irresponsible
It is
No it's actually not dumb. If you are confident in your acts and prove then the firearm should be Prove Safe. If your not confident in looking down the barrel then do all the acts and prove steps again until you are.