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Under the Canadian Firearms Act, which document must a person present when borrowing a non-restricted firearm from a friend?
Answer: A valid Possession and Acquisition Licence (PAL)
A valid PAL is required to borrow or possess any non-restricted firearm in Canada.
What is the maximum magazine capacity allowed for a semi-automatic centrefire rifle in Canada?
Answer: 5 rounds
Canadian law limits semi-automatic centrefire rifles to a maximum magazine capacity of 5 rounds.
Which Canadian legislation primarily governs the safe storage, display, and transportation of firearms?
Answer: The Firearms Act
The Firearms Act and its accompanying regulations set the rules for safe storage, display, transportation, and handling of firearms.
A restricted firearm being transported in a vehicle must be stored in which manner?
Answer: Unloaded and in a locked container
Restricted firearms must be unloaded and secured in a locked, tamper-resistant container during vehicle transport.
Which of the following is classified as a prohibited firearm under Canadian law?
Answer: A handgun with a barrel length of 105 mm
Handguns with a barrel length of 105 mm or less are prohibited firearms under the Criminal Code.
What term describes the federal authorization required to transport a restricted firearm between two locations in Canada?
Answer: Authorization to Transport (ATT)
An Authorization to Transport (ATT) is required to move restricted firearms between approved locations.
If a person's PAL is revoked, what must they do with any firearms they possess?
Answer: Transfer or surrender them to a licensed individual or the police
When a PAL is revoked, the individual must transfer ownership or surrender all firearms to an authorized person or law enforcement.