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Taking the Rifle and Black Powder Test

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I'm taking the test in the morning for modern rifle/muzzle loader. Watched the DVD, finished the work book, took the online practice test (got two wrong out of 45 questions). Anything strange to expect at the field test?

No idea about your question, but Good Luck!!

the field test is easy. they basically run you through loading and firing a .22 and a .50 black powder. there still is a test you take there buts its faily easy. its a hell of alot easier then the one in the book.

Yeah... it's pretty easy. We had to walk through the woods w. a wooden "gun" and show safe handling/muzzle direction. Remember to "unload" it and put it down before crossing the fence.

 

The shooting part was easy. Muzzle control and keep your booger hook off the bang switch until you are ready to fire. There are no accuracy tests.

 

Mind you, it was 10 years ago I took the test. But recent friends who have taken it report it hasn't changed.

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Very easy test. Got 100 on the written and shot a bullseye in the field test with the muzzle loader. Now I can spend a few more days searching for Mr. Buck in the woods!

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