If someone were to load a firearm with the wrong-sized ammunition, what would likely be the end result? A, The shot would have a
lesser effective range than if the correct ammunition were used The shot would have a lesser effective range than if the correct ammunition were used B, The shot would have a greater effective range than if the correct ammunition were used The shot would have a greater effective range than if the correct ammunition were used C, There could be damage done to the firearm, and serious injury to the shooter There could be damage done to the firearm, and serious injury to the shooter D, The primer would not be ignited by the firing pin The primer would not be ignited by the firing pin
The correct answer is option C "There could be damage done to the firearm, and serious injury to the shooter".
Explanation:
There could be serious consequences of using the wrong ammunition when a firearm is being loaded. There could be damage done to the firearm, because the cartridge of the firearm could become lodged and could even explode. However, the most serious situation is the injury that the shooter could receive as result of the explosion. The data stamp of the ammunition must be checked to avoid this situation.
