Restricted Transportation Regulations Flashcards
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Which document must a restricted firearm owner carry when transporting a restricted firearm in Canada?
Answer: An Authorization to Transport (ATT)
An Authorization to Transport (ATT) is required to legally transport a restricted firearm to approved destinations.
When transporting a restricted handgun, the firearm must be:
Answer: Unloaded and in a locked container
Restricted firearms must be unloaded and secured in a locked container during transport.
To which destination can an ATT commonly authorize the transport of a restricted firearm?
Answer: An approved shooting range
ATTs commonly authorize transport to approved shooting ranges, gunsmiths, and border crossings for export.
If a restricted firearm owner is stopped by police during transport, what should they do?
Answer: Present their PAL and ATT upon request
Owners must present both their PAL and ATT to police upon request during transport.
A restricted firearm being transported must have its ammunition:
Answer: Stored separately from the firearm
Ammunition must be stored separately from the restricted firearm during transport.
Which of the following is NOT a permitted destination under a standard ATT for a restricted firearm?
Answer: A private hunting cabin
ATTs permit transport to gunsmiths, shooting clubs, and ports of entry, but not to private hunting cabins.
What is the consequence of transporting a restricted firearm without an ATT?
Answer: Possible criminal charges under the Criminal Code
Transporting a restricted firearm without an ATT can result in criminal charges under the Criminal Code of Canada.