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Which of the following is NOT one of the firearm carry methods?

  1. Sling carry

  2. Prone carry

  3. Tie down carry

  4. Cradle carry

The correct answer is: Prone carry

The method identified as not being a recognized firearm carry technique is prone carry. In hunting and firearm handling contexts, carrying a firearm in the prone position is impractical and unsafe, as it typically means lying down with the firearm on the ground or in an unstable position. This position does not allow for safe transportation of the firearm, as it could lead to accidents or unwanted discharge. On the other hand, the sling carry, tie down carry, and cradle carry are all established techniques for safely transporting firearms. The sling carry involves using a strap to support the firearm over the shoulder, allowing for hands-free movement. The tie down carry secures the firearm to the person's gear or body, keeping it at the ready but safe. The cradle carry holds the firearm close to the body, with the muzzle pointed in a safe direction, which provides control and stability while moving. Understanding these methods is crucial for safe hunting practices and minimizing risks during firearm transport.