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CFSC Licensing & Transfer Requirements Flashcards

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  1. What is an Authorization to Transport (ATT) used for in Canada?

    Answer: To permit transport of restricted or prohibited firearms to approved locations

    An ATT authorizes a PAL holder to transport restricted or prohibited firearms between specific approved locations.

  2. Which class of firearms generally requires an ATT for transportation?

    Answer: Restricted and prohibited firearms

    Restricted and prohibited firearms require an ATT for transportation; non-restricted firearms do not.

  3. For non-restricted firearms, what is the key transport requirement under CFSC guidelines?

    Answer: Unloaded during transport

    Non-restricted firearms must be unloaded during transport, though an ATT is not required.

  4. When transporting a restricted firearm, how must it be secured?

    Answer: Unloaded and in a locked, secure container

    Restricted firearms must be unloaded and locked in a secure container during all transport.

  5. Who is eligible to apply for an ATT for restricted firearms in Canada?

    Answer: Any PAL holder with restricted firearms authorization

    Any PAL holder authorized for restricted firearms can apply for an ATT through the Canadian Firearms Program.

  6. What is the consequence of transporting a restricted firearm without a valid ATT?

    Answer: A criminal offense and potential loss of PAL

    Transporting a restricted firearm without a valid ATT is a criminal offense that can result in loss of the PAL.