[legend=#004000LSCSD Firearm CWP | QAE]white[color=#FFFFFF]|[/color][center][flu][/flu][hr][/hr][b][size=150]Qualification Assessment Examination[/size][/b]
[b]Revision 1.2C-22/14[/b][/center][b]Date:[/b] March 23, 2016.
[hr][/hr][b][size=85](Section I - Payment Proof) [/size][/b]
I, Amber Cadence, declare that I have successfully transferred the full amount of $10,000 into the bank account of Los Santos County Sheriff's Department.

[hr][/hr][b][size=85](Section II - Multiple Choice) [/size][/b]

[b]1.1)  You should not point a firearm at something unless...[/b]
    [ ] A: You are confident/certain the safety device is engaged.
    [ ] B: You are inside your own home.
    [X] C: You are prepared to destroy it.
    [ ] D: You are the sole owner of the object.

    [b]1.2) Your finger should be off the trigger until...[/b]
    [ ] A: You holster the firearm.
    [X] B: You are going to fire.
    [ ] C: You activate the safety device.
    [ ] D: You deactivate the safety device.

    [b]1.3) A safe location to store a firearm is...[/b]
    [X] A: A locked container concealed from immediate view.
    [ ] B: Underneath a bed.
    [ ] C: Underneath a car seat.
    [ ] D: In a locked nightstand drawer.

    [b]1.4) Safe concealed carry of a firearm is...[/b]
    [ ] A: Carrying the firearm in the back of your waistband.
    [ ] B: Carrying the firearm in your sock.
    [ ] C: Carrying the firearm in your pocket.
    [X] D: Carrying the firearm within a suitable and appropriately concealed holster.

    [b]1.5) When drawing a firearm, you must take care to...[/b]
    [ ] A: Avoid offending other citizens.
    [ ] B: Ensure the circumstances are appropriate.
    [ ] C: Be fast.
    [X] D: Ensure any actions you take whilst armed are in the interest of preserving American lives.

[hr][/hr][b][size=85](Section III - Direction Questions)[/size][/b]


    [b]2. What circumstances do you define as appropriate for a concealed handgun to be drawn? (Minimum 60 words)[/b]

   The circumstances for a firearm to be drawn are quite simple, but totally different between police and civilians. As a citizen, you should keep yourself to a modified force matrix in which you are not allowed to threaten a potential perpetrator with your firearm as the police is allowed to. You shouldn't withdraw your firearm unless you are a hundred percent sure that the shot you are about to fire is legit and you are not committing a homicide by doing so. You shall not withdraw your firearm to show it off to your friends or play around with it, it's a firearm for safety and not a toy.

    [b]3. You have a CWP (closed carry permit) and you see a robbery in progress. What do you do? (Minimum 120 words)[/b]

    By all means, I will not act like a vigilante or private army type of guy, by going in like Rambo and start shooting robbers, because I am not trained to do so, there may be hostages at life risk and if they get killed, it reflects upon me and I do not wish to be incarcerated. I stay calm, call the police, and wait for them to dispatch a SWAT team. If I myself am being assaulted by one of the perpetrators, I may fire my weapon upon the perpetrators, within fair reason and when there really is no other choice, but other than that, I will not instigate a shootout by behaving like a deputy sheriff,  because I am not. Dealing with robberies is the job of the police and not of civilians with a tier one firearms license.

    [b]4. What type of firearm would you be using and why? (Minimum 75 words)[/b]

   I'm a fan of the SIG SAUER firearms. I will most likely attain a SIG SAUER P227 Nitron or P226 Dark. These specific firearms are two of my favorites, and I have had them both while I lived in Miami, they are safe and easily handle-able, and do not have much room for customization, but I like to keep my weaponry stock as long as possible to keep it within it's warranty and state guideline bounds.

    [b]5.1. List all the details of features and safety features on the firearm in question.[/b]
  The P227 includes the SIG SAUER four-point safety system of decocking lever, patented automatic firing pin safety block, safety intercept notch, and trigger bar disconnector. - From SIG SAUER website.

    [b]6. How do you intend on safely carrying the aforementioned firearm about your person?[/b]
I intend to have a shoulder or hip holster where I will keep my firearm safely secured.

    [b]7. Where/when can you carry your firearm?[/b]
Anywhere but government properties and public events to avoid confusions and unwanted attention.

    [b]8. How often should you clean your firearm?[/b]
I'll be taking my firearm apart once a week and give it a proper cleaning and lubrication process. The guidelines state every once per 50 shots, but dust is finest and may leave the weapon to block when I do have to fire it.


    [b]When purchasing a new firearm, every owner must register every firearm they possess.
        The registry can be found here -  [url]http://sd.owlgaming.net/viewforum.php?f=299[/url][/b]

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