Which CQB rule requires you to avoid triggering the weapon until ready?

Which CQB rule requires you to avoid triggering the weapon until ready?

• A. Keep finger off trigger until you're ready to engage
• B. Fire as soon as you see threat
• C. Move to your target quickly without cover
• D. Hold breath while shooting

Answer: (A)

Trigger discipline: keep your finger off the trigger until you have a definite target and are ready to engage. In CQB, you’re moving through tight spaces, brushing doors, and near teammates, so any accidental pressure on the trigger can lead to unintended discharges. By keeping the finger indexed along the frame or outside the trigger guard, you prevent that kind of slip and ensure you only fire when you’ve got a clear sight picture and a deliberate decision to shoot. The other ideas would promote firing without that controlled readiness, ignore safe handling during movement, or rely on breathing or speed rather than deliberate, controlled engagement.

Trigger discipline: keep your finger off the trigger until you have a definite target and are ready to engage. In CQB, you’re moving through tight spaces, brushing doors, and near teammates, so any accidental pressure on the trigger can lead to unintended discharges. By keeping the finger indexed along the frame or outside the trigger guard, you prevent that kind of slip and ensure you only fire when you’ve got a clear sight picture and a deliberate decision to shoot. The other ideas would promote firing without that controlled readiness, ignore safe handling during movement, or rely on breathing or speed rather than deliberate, controlled engagement.