Restricted Transportation Regulations Flashcards

When a restricted firearm owner moves to a new residence, which document authorizes transporting the firearm to the new address?

Answer: A change-of-address ATT

A change-of-address ATT must be obtained from the CFO to legally transport a restricted firearm to a new home.

An owner transporting a restricted firearm to a gunsmith must ensure the ATT:

Answer: Covers both the trip to and from the gunsmith

The ATT must authorize both the outbound and return journeys when transporting to a gunsmith.

Storing a restricted firearm temporarily in a parked vehicle during transport is permitted only if:

Answer: The firearm is in the locked trunk and the vehicle is locked

During a stop, the restricted firearm must remain in the locked trunk of a locked vehicle.

Can a restricted firearm be transported across a provincial border?

Answer: Yes, but the ATT must be valid for transport in the destination province

Cross-provincial transport requires an ATT that is valid for the destination province or territory.

Which of the following would invalidate an ATT during transport?

Answer: Deviating from the route specified in the ATT

Deviating from the route specified in an ATT violates the terms of the authorization.

What must an owner do if their ATT expires while their restricted firearm is still at a gunsmith?

Answer: They must obtain a new ATT before transporting the firearm home

A new ATT must be obtained before transporting the firearm back home if the original ATT has expired.

Under Canadian law, which firearm classification requires an ATT for transport to a shooting range?

Answer: Restricted and prohibited firearms

Both restricted and prohibited firearms require an ATT to be transported to an approved shooting range.