CA-FSC FSC Safe Storage 3

Question 1

A trigger lock secures a firearm by inserting the locking mechanism through which part?

Accepted Answer

The trigger guard

Answer

A trigger lock fits through or around the trigger guard to physically block the trigger from being pulled.

Question 2

A cable lock prevents a firearm from being fired by threading the cable through which area?

Accepted Answer

Through the ejection port and action, keeping it open so the firearm cannot be loaded

Answer

A cable lock threads through the action and ejection port, holding the action open so the firearm cannot chamber a round and fire.

Question 3

Which type of gun safe provides the BEST combined protection against theft and unauthorized child access?

Accepted Answer

A heavy-gauge steel safe with multiple locking bolts anchored to the floor

Answer

A heavy-gauge steel safe with multiple locking bolts and floor anchoring resists both forced entry and removal, offering the highest overall security.

Question 4

What is a key limitation of a trigger lock that a gun safe does NOT share?

Accepted Answer

A trigger lock does not prevent the entire firearm from being carried away and the lock defeated elsewhere

Answer

A trigger lock secures the trigger but does not prevent someone from stealing the entire firearm and removing the lock elsewhere, whereas a secured safe prevents removal.

Question 5

Before applying a trigger lock, what must you always verify first?

Accepted Answer

The firearm is completely unloaded — applying a lock to a loaded gun risks accidental discharge

Answer

Applying a trigger lock to a loaded firearm risks an accidental discharge during installation; always confirm the firearm is unloaded first.

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CA-FSC FSC Safe Storage 3