Wisconsin Hunter's Safety Practice Exam

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What are the 4 Fundamentals for an accurate rifle shot?

Running, jumping, crawling, and aiming.
Aiming, shooting randomly, holding breath, and eating.
1. aim carefully, aligning your sights 2. Take a deep breath, and then release 1/2 of it. 3. squeeze trigger 4. Follow through.
1. shout loudly, close your eyes, pull the trigger, walk away quickly.

The correct answer is: 1. aim carefully, aligning your sights 2. Take a deep breath, and then release 1/2 of it. 3. squeeze trigger 4. Follow through.

The fundamentals for an accurate rifle shot involve aiming carefully and aligning your sights, taking a deep breath and then releasing half of it, squeezing the trigger, and following through. The other options listed do not accurately depict the fundamentals of an accurate rifle shot and may result in a missed or inaccurate shot. For example, option A involves physical actions that may not stabilize the rifle for an accurate shot, while option B suggests randomly shooting and inappropriate bodily functions. Option D is also incorrect as shouting and closing one's eyes can disrupt proper aiming and pulling the trigger without proper aim can lead to an inaccurate shot. The best way to achieve an accurate rifle shot is to follow the correct fundamentals listed in option C.