FDLE FDLE - Florida Department of Law Enforcement Firearms and Weapons Training Questions and Answers 2

Question 1

What is the recommended technique for drawing a holstered firearm under the FDLE training protocol?

Accepted Answer

Establish a firm grip on the holstered firearm before drawing

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Draw quickly without gripping first to save time

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Use the non-dominant hand to clear the holster

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Pull the firearm upward before rotating toward the target

Question 2

According to FDLE safety rules, what should an officer do before holstering a firearm after a use-of-force event?

Accepted Answer

Visually and physically inspect the firearm and scan the environment for additional threats

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Immediately holster to free both hands for other tasks

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Hand the firearm to a supervisor for inspection

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Unload the firearm before placing it in the holster

Question 3

What minimum score is generally required to qualify on the FDLE Standard Course of Fire?

Accepted Answer

70%

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60%

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80%

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85%

Question 4

When conducting a weapons retention technique, what is the primary goal?

Accepted Answer

Prevent the suspect from gaining control of the officer's firearm

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Disarm the suspect as quickly as possible

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Create distance between the officer and the suspect

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Secure the scene before engaging the suspect

Question 5

Which safety rule states that every firearm should be treated as if it is loaded?

Accepted Answer

The first fundamental rule of firearm safety

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The muzzle control rule

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The trigger discipline rule

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The target identification rule

Question 6

In low-light shooting scenarios during FDLE training, officers are taught to use a flashlight primarily for what purpose?

Accepted Answer

Identifying the target and what lies beyond it before firing

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Blinding the suspect temporarily

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Signaling for backup

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Illuminating the sights for better aim