CRFSC - Canadian Restricted and Non-Restricted Firearm Safety Restricted Firearms and Handguns Questions and Answers

Question 1

When storing a restricted handgun in a locked safe that is specifically built for the secure storage of firearms, which of the following statements is correct according to regulations?

Accepted Answer

A secure locking device is not required if the safe meets regulatory standards.

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A secure locking device, such as a trigger lock, must be attached to the handgun.

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The handgun must be stored with a chamber flag inserted.

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Ammunition for the handgun must be stored in a completely separate locked safe.

Question 2

A handgun is classified as a 'prohibited' firearm in Canada if its barrel length is equal to or less than:

Accepted Answer

105 mm

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120 mm

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470 mm

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115 mm

Question 3

You are a licensed owner of a restricted firearm and wish to take it to a gunsmith for repairs. According to the current regulations regarding an Authorization to Transport (ATT), what must you do?

Accepted Answer

You must obtain a specific, separate Authorization to Transport (ATT) from the Chief Firearms Officer (CFO) for this purpose.

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No special ATT is needed as long as you are a member of an approved shooting club.

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You must inform your local police department of the trip in writing at least 24 hours in advance.

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The gunsmith must issue the ATT before you can legally transport the firearm to them.

Question 4

Which of the following is a mandatory requirement for displaying a restricted firearm in a dwelling-house?

Accepted Answer

It must be unloaded, rendered inoperable with a secure locking device, and securely attached to the structure.

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It must be kept in a locked, transparent display case.

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It can be loaded as long as it is displayed with a trigger lock and behind glass.

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Ammunition may be displayed beside it, but not in the firearm itself.

Question 5

A person is transporting their restricted handgun to an approved shooting range. The unloaded handgun has a trigger lock and is inside a locked, opaque case. They stop for coffee and leave the vehicle unattended. Where must the locked case containing the handgun be stored inside the vehicle?

Accepted Answer

Locked in the trunk or a similar lockable compartment if available.

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Hidden under the front seat.

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In the locked glove compartment.

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On the back seat but covered with a blanket.

Question 6

Under the 'Storage, Display, Transportation and Handling of Firearms by Individuals Regulations', what is the rule for storing ammunition for a restricted firearm?

Accepted Answer

It must be stored separately from the firearm unless both are in a securely locked container, vault, or safe.

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It must always be stored in a separate building from the firearm.

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It is illegal to store more than 500 rounds of handgun ammunition at home.

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It must be stored in a container that is unlocked for quick access in an emergency.