CRFSC Restricted Transportation Regulations 5

Question 1

A person holding a restricted firearms licence is at a range when the range closes unexpectedly. They must transport the firearm home without a home-destination ATT. What should they do?

Accepted Answer

Contact the CFO immediately for emergency authorization

Answer

The owner should contact the CFO immediately to obtain emergency authorization before transporting the firearm.

Question 2

When flying with a restricted firearm within Canada, what are the requirements?

Accepted Answer

The firearm must be declared and follow airline and Transport Canada regulations, plus a valid ATT

Answer

Air transport of restricted firearms requires declaration to the airline, compliance with Transport Canada rules, and a valid ATT.

Question 3

An owner with a restricted firearm arrives at their destination shooting range but it is closed. They should:

Accepted Answer

Return home with the firearm, which is permitted under the original ATT

Answer

Returning home with the firearm is permitted under the original ATT when the destination is closed.

Question 4

Which of the following accurately describes how a magazine must be transported with a restricted firearm?

Accepted Answer

Empty and stored separately from the firearm

Answer

Magazines must be empty and stored separately from the firearm during transport.

Question 5

What happens to an owner's ATT if their PAL is suspended?

Accepted Answer

The ATT is automatically voided when the PAL is suspended

Answer

An ATT is automatically voided if the PAL is suspended, as a valid PAL is a prerequisite for an ATT.

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

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

CRFSC Restricted Transportation Regulations 5