
Try our free firearm competency test questions and answers South Africa demo and experience the online quiz format before choosing a full practice course.
The demo includes 10 free practice questions covering a small selection of firearm competency knowledge areas.
It gives you an opportunity to preview the questions, answers and immediate feedback before purchasing one of the full competency practice packages.
This free demo is a supplementary study resource. It does not reproduce an official competency assessment and does not replace accredited firearm training.
This gives you a quick, no-cost preview of how our firearm competency practice tests work before you choose a full course.
The free firearm competency practice test includes a small selection of questions drawn from the broader knowledge areas covered in our paid competency courses.
Depending on the demo questions presented, topics may include:
The free demo is intentionally limited. The full practice courses provide much broader coverage for each competency category.
The free demo lets you experience the platform before deciding which firearm competency practice package best suits your needs.
You can use it to:
The free firearm competency demo is suitable for South African learners who want to test the practice platform before purchasing a full competency course.
It may be useful for:
Ready to continue after the free demo?
Choose the firearm competency category you need to practise:
If you need to prepare for more than one competency category, our combo packages combine multiple practice areas into one course.
If you require firearm competency preparation for professional or business purposes, visit our Business Purposes section for the relevant training options.
The demo is completely free. Register an account, sign in and start the quiz.
No paid course purchase is required.
You can access the free firearm competency quiz from a smartphone, tablet, laptop or desktop computer.
For common questions about registration, purchases and access, visit our FAQ page.
You can also contact us directly if you need assistance.
For official South African firearm legislation, refer to the SAPS Firearms Control Act 60 of 2000.