CFSC CFSC Firearm Security & Locking Mechanisms 2

Question 1

A locking device should be applied to a firearm whenever it is:

Accepted Answer

Stored and not actively in use

Answer

Locking devices must be applied whenever the firearm is stored and not actively in supervised use.

Question 2

What is the recommended practice when a gun safe cannot be permanently secured to a structure?

Accepted Answer

Bolt or anchor it to the floor or wall

Answer

Bolting or anchoring a gun safe to the floor or wall prevents thieves from carrying it away.

Question 3

Which storage method provides the highest level of security for restricted firearms in a residence?

Accepted Answer

A steel safe with a high-quality locking mechanism

Answer

A steel gun safe with a robust locking mechanism provides the highest residential security for restricted firearms.

Question 4

When a firearm owner is away from home for an extended period, they must ensure all firearms are:

Accepted Answer

Locked and stored securely

Answer

Firearms must always be locked and stored securely, especially when the owner is away from home.

Question 5

Which of the following is NOT an approved locking device under CFSC guidelines?

Accepted Answer

A shoelace tied through the trigger guard

Answer

A shoelace is not a tamper-resistant security device and does not meet CFSC safe storage requirements.

(CFSC) Canadian Firearms Safety Course Practice Test