CFSC CFSC Firearm Security & Locking Mechanisms 1

Question 1

What is the primary purpose of a trigger lock on a firearm?

Accepted Answer

To prevent unauthorized discharge

Answer

A trigger lock physically blocks the trigger from being pulled, preventing unauthorized discharge.

Question 2

Which locking device threads through the action of a firearm to prevent it from being loaded?

Accepted Answer

Cable lock

Answer

A cable lock threads through the action or chamber, preventing the firearm from being loaded or fired.

Question 3

Before applying a trigger lock, you must first ensure the firearm is:

Accepted Answer

Unloaded with the action open

Answer

Always verify the firearm is unloaded with the action open before applying any locking device.

Question 4

What is the minimum requirement for storing non-restricted firearms under CFSC guidelines?

Accepted Answer

A locked, tamper-resistant container or cabinet

Answer

Canadian regulations require non-restricted firearms to be stored in a locked, tamper-resistant container.

Question 5

Why should ammunition be stored separately from firearms according to CFSC guidelines?

Accepted Answer

To reduce the risk of unauthorized use or accidental discharge

Answer

Storing ammunition separately from firearms significantly reduces the risk of unauthorized use and accidental discharge.

(CFSC) Canadian Firearms Safety Course Practice Test