Minnesota Firearms Safety Hunter Education Practice Exam

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When aiming a firearm, what is the correct sequence of focus?

  1. Rear sight, front sight, target

  2. Front sight, target, rear sight

  3. Target, front sight, rear sight

  4. Front sight, rear sight, target

The correct answer is: Front sight, rear sight, target

When aiming a firearm, the correct sequence of focus should be from the front sight to the rear sight, finally ending on the target. This allows for better accuracy and ensures that the shot will be aimed at the intended target. Choosing option A would result in focusing on the wrong sight first, which could lead to a missed target. Option B may also result in focusing primarily on the target, neglecting the importance of proper sight alignment. Option C is also incorrect as it starts with focusing on the target instead of the front sight. Therefore, the correct answer is option D.