Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.EmailNevada CFP Exam – Please enter your full name: *NvSCA 2021 Revision NEVADA SHERIFFS’ & CHIEFS’ ASSOCIATION Concealed Firearm Permit Written Examination The following written examination is established by the Nevada Sheriffs’ and Chiefs’ Association pursuant to the Nevada Concealed Handgun Training Standards (NRS 202.3657). This written examination will serve to demonstrate basic knowledge of firearm training, to include instruction in the use of a handgun and in the laws of the State of Nevada relating to the use of firearms and the concealed carry of firearms, liability, and gun safety.Today's date: *1. Anyone who acquires a firearm for personal defense needs only to learn how to handle the firearm safely. *TRUEFALSE2. If you own a handgun you should study the manufacturer’s instructions to learn how it operates. *TRUEFALSE3. As long as a cartridge fits into the chamber or magazine of a firearm it means that it is the correct ammunition for that particular firearm. *TRUEFALSE4. A Nevada concealed firearm permit allows a person to carry a concealed firearm in all 50 states. *TRUEFALSE5. The fundamental principle of firearm safety is to treat every gun as if it is __________ at all times *LoadedUnloaded6. Everyone should comply with the following firearm handling safety rules: *Keep the muzzle or barrel pointed in a safe directionKeep the finger off the trigger and outsuide the trigger guardKeep the action/cylinder open and the firearm unloaded until ready to load and useAll of the above7. When shooting on an organized range, either indoors or outdoors, you are responsible for ________________. *Reading the rulesUnderstanding the rulesObeying all range commandsHandling a firearm safelyAll of the above8. For firearms to work safely and reliably they require _________________. *A. Correct AmmunitionB. Regular Cleaning and CareC. To be stored in a locked gun cabinetBoth A&B9. It is always best to depend on the use of force for your protection. *TRUEFALSE10. The identity of Nevada concealed firearm permit holders is public information. *TRUEFALSE11. The term “deadly force” means: *A. That force which, under the circumstances it is used, is readily capable of causing serious pain.B. That force which a reasonable person would consider likely to cause incapacitation.C. That force which a reasonable person would consider likely to cause death or serious bodily harm.12. Warning shots should not be utilized because ________________________. *A. Firing the weapon can have an effect on your ability to think clearly.B. Rounds shot into the air return to the ground at a high velocity and can cause injury or death.C. You are responsible for every round fired from your weapon.D. You should only discharge your weapon at a threat you need to stopE. All of the above.13. If you are carrying a loaded firearm in a backpack, purse, briefcase or duffel bag, you are: *Concealed CarryingTransportingBrandishingNone of the above14. The first rule of firearms safety is: *Determine whether the firearm is loaded.Determine if the safety is on.Keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction.Remove the magazine from the firearm.15. A responsible gun owner should have a plan to deal with "post-incident" issues should they ever have to use their firearm to defend themselves or others. *TRUEFALSE16. The decision to possess a Concealed Firearm Permit and carry a firearm for self-defense subjects the permittee to a heavy burden of responsibility and personal liability. *TRUEFALSE17. When you stop shooting the first thing you should do is: *Move your finger out of the trigger guardRemove the magazineCheck the chamberPut the safety on18. The first thing to do when cleaning your gun is: *Run a bronze brush through the boreCarefully unload itUse a good bore cleanerWipe the outside with a slightly oiled patch19. Before you shoot you should: *Observe what is beyond your targetIdentify your targetBe sure your target is clear of any innocent bystandersAll of the above20. Why is cleaning your firearm important? *To prevent malfunctionsTo protect the firearm from corrosionTo inspect for damageAll of the above21. Treat every firearm as if it is: *ExpensiveUnloadedLoadedStolen22. It is acceptable to drink alcoholic beverages before, or while, you are shooting, if: *You only have a few drinksYou are out in the desert with a few close friendsYou have a good meal within an hour before shootingNone of the above23. Firearm safety is: *Everyone’s responsibilityThe range master’s responsibilityYour responsibilityThe instructors responsibility24. Is it legal to sell a friend a firearm without background check as long as you know he/she is not a prohibited person *TRUEFALSE25. When storing firearms that will not be used for a while, you should: *Unload themClean themLubricate themUse an appropriate gun lock, locked container, or safeAll of the above26. The elements required to use deadly force are: *Seat, cycle, reassess the threatAbility, Opportunity, Jeopardy & PreclusionIdentify your target and what is beyond itHaving the right gun with the correct ammo27. A Nevada concealed firearm permit holder is authorized to carry any type of firearm concealed: *TRUEFALSE28. NRS 200.120 defines “Justifiable Homicide” as the killing of a human being in necessary self-defense, or in defense of an occupied habitation, an occupied motor vehicle or a person, against one who manifestly intends or endeavors to commit a crime of violence, or against any person or persons who manifestly intend and endeavor, in a violent, riotous, tumultuous or surreptitious manner, to enter the occupied habitation or occupied motor vehicle, of another for the purpose of assaulting or offering personal violence to any person dwelling or being therein. *TRUEFALSE28. NRS 200.120 defines “Justifiable Homicide” as the killing of a human being in necessary self-defense, or in defense of an occupied habitation, an occupied motor vehicle or a person, against one who manifestly intends or endeavors to commit a crime of violence, or against any person or persons who manifestly intend and endeavor, in a violent, riotous, tumultuous or surreptitious manner, to enter the occupied habitation or occupied motor vehicle, of another for the purpose of assaulting or offering personal violence to any person dwelling or being therein.29. “Concealed firearm” means a loaded or unloaded handgun which is carried upon a person in such a manner as not to be discernible by ordinary observation. *TRUEFALSE30. Unless suspended or revoked by the issuing sheriff a Nevada concealed firearm permit will expire: *5 years after the date on which it was issuedOn the fifth anniversary of the permitee’s birthday nearest the date of issuance or renewal3 years after the date on which it was issuedThere is no expiration31. Per NRS 202.265, without written permission to do so, a person shall NOT carry or possess a firearm while on the property of: *the Nevada system of higher educationa private or public schoola child care facilityAll of the above32. N.R.S. 200.130 states that bare fear shall not be sufficient to justify the killing. *TRUEFALSE32. N.R.S. 200.130 states that bare fear shall not be sufficient to justify the killing. It must appear that the circumstances were sufficient to excite the fears of a reasonable person, and that the party killing really acted under the influence of those fears and not in a spirit of revenge.33. Per NRS 202.367 a permittee shall notify the issuing sheriff in writing within 30 days, if: *His permanent address changesHis permit is lostHis permit is stolenHis permit is destroyedAny of the above34. Per NRS 202.3667, whenever a permittee is in actual possession of a concealed firearm, he/she must carry: *A. A minimum of two extra magazines or speed loadersB. Proper IdentificationC. His permit or duplicate permitD. His fishing or hunting licenseB&C35. A Nevada concealed firearm permit applicant must complete an approved course of instruction which must include: *Firearms safetyLiabilityNevada laws pertaining to the use and concealed carrying of firearmsInstructions in the use of a handgunAll of the above36. The sheriff shall deny or revoke a permit if he determines that the applicant or permittee *Has been convicted of a felony under the laws of any state or territory of the U.S.Has habitually used intoxicating liquor or a controlled substance to the extent that his normal faculties are impaired.Has an outstanding warrant for arrest.Has made a false statement on any application for a permit or for a renewal of a permitAny of the above.37. Homicide is justifiable when committed in lawful defense of: *YourselfYour spouseA member of your familyA person in your presence or in your companyAny of the above38. A person is considered to be in violation of NRS 202.350 and can be arrested for Carrying a Concealed Weapon if: *A firearm is on his/her person and carried in plain view or “open carry.”A firearm is carried on the person completely concealed from view and the person does not have a valid concealed firearm permit.A person is carrying concealed ammunitionA person owns a machine gun.39. As a concealed firearm permit holder, you can still be held criminally liable for violating NRS 202.320, drawing a deadly weapon in a threatening manner, when the drawing of the firearm is not in necessary self defense. *TRUEFALSE39. As a concealed firearm permit holder, you can still be held criminally liable for violating NRS 202.320, drawing a deadly weapon in a threatening manner, when the drawing of the firearm is not in necessary self defense.40. Per NRS 202.3673, unless certain exceptions apply, a concealed firearm permit holder may carry a firearm concealed on the premises of a public building except: *The premises of a public building located on the property of a public airport.The premises of a public building located on the property of any public school without written permissionThe premises public building that has signs posted at each public entrance that no firearms are allowed inside.All of the above.41. If you are entering a business on private property which has a sign stating “No Firearms Allowed” you should: *A. Disregard the sign and enter anywayB. Turn around and leave the propertyC. Secure your firearm and then enter the businessD. Speak to the manager and provide them a copy of the constitutionE. Both B and/or C are acceptableWhat is the legal answer vs the test answer? Do signs on private property have the force of law behind them?42. Nevada recognizes concealed firearms permits from all 50 states as valid in Nevada. *TRUEFALSE43. It is against the law, except in self-defense or the defense of others, to willfully aim a firearm, whether loaded or not, at or toward any human being. *TRUEFALSE44. When in a road-rage situation, it is an effective tactic to display a firearm to end the confrontation. *TRUEFALSE45. Even if a highly responsible and competent 17-year-old is proficient with firearms handling and use, it is against the law to allow them to use a firearm without an authorized adult present *TRUEFALSE46. State law requires you to tell an officer that you have a concealed firearm permit and it should get you out of a speeding ticket if you do so. *TRUEFALSE47. Which statement is true about how a prosecutor will investigate a claim of self- defense? *A. Your past behavior will have no bearing on the prosecutor’s decision to file charges.B. The prosecutor will thoroughly investigate your background, which may include anything you’ve ever written, posted, emailed, blogged, texted, or tweeted.C. The prosecutor will want to know if any alcohol or drugs were in your system.D. Both B and C48. If you’ve used deadly force and someone is injured, what is the first phone call you should make? *911Your friends so they can post your story on social mediaYour lawyerYour family49. Once you draw a firearm from your holster and aim it at a threat, you have no choice other than to press the trigger. *TRUEFALSE50. Having a handgun concealed in your vehicle is the same as having a handgun concealed on your person. *TRUEFALSESubmit