CRFSC Basic 2

Question 1

Under the CFSC, what is the primary purpose of the Two-Step Action Check?

Accepted Answer

To verify the firearm is unloaded and safe

Answer

The Two-Step Action Check (Look and Feel) confirms the firearm is unloaded by visually and physically inspecting the chamber and action.

Question 2

Which of the following is classified as a non-restricted firearm in Canada?

Accepted Answer

A rifle with a barrel length of 350 mm

Answer

Non-restricted firearms generally include rifles and shotguns with barrels of 470 mm or more and an overall length of 660 mm or more, but shorter barrel rifles that aren't prohibited can still be non-restricted.

Question 3

When transporting a non-restricted firearm in a vehicle, it must be:

Accepted Answer

Unloaded and rendered inoperable or locked in a case

Answer

Non-restricted firearms being transported must be unloaded and either rendered inoperable with a trigger lock or stored in a locked container.

Question 4

What does ACTS stand for in Canadian firearms safety?

Accepted Answer

Assume loaded, Control the muzzle, Trigger finger off, See your target

Answer

ACTS stands for Assume the firearm is loaded, Control the muzzle direction, Trigger finger off the trigger, See your target and what's beyond.

Question 5

Which agency is responsible for administering the Canadian Firearms Program?

Accepted Answer

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)

Answer

The RCMP administers the Canadian Firearms Program, including licensing and registration under the Firearms Act.

CRFSC - Canadian Restricted and Non-Restricted Firearm Safety Practice Test

CRFSC - Canadian Restricted and Non-Restricted Firearm Safety Practice Test

CRFSC Basic 2