What is the passing score for the CFSC test?

Both the CFSC and CRFSC written tests require at least 80% on each of the written and practical components.

Do I need the CFSC to get a PAL?

Yes. To apply for a non-restricted Possession and Acquisition Licence (PAL) you must pass the CFSC. The CRFSC is additionally required for a restricted (RPAL) endorsement.

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Canadian Firearms Safety Course Practice (CFSC / CRFSC)

CFSC / CRFSC Test preparation

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About the CFSC / CRFSC Test

Practice for the Canadian Firearms Safety Course (CFSC) and Restricted (CRFSC) tests.

Authority: RCMP Canadian Firearms Program
Jurisdiction: Canadian Firearms Licence
Questions: 50
Pass mark: 80%
Time limit: 60 min
Practice bank: 512 questions

Who should take this exam

The CFSC / CRFSC Test is intended for candidates preparing for certification or licensing administered by RCMP Canadian Firearms Program in Canadian Firearms Licence. If you are studying for this credential, or re-taking after a previous attempt, this practice bank mirrors the official blueprint and is suitable for first-time learners and refreshers alike.

Exam format

50 multiple-choice questions on the official test.
Pass mark: 80% (must answer at least 40 correctly).
Recommended time limit: 60 minutes.
Closed-book; calculators and reference material are not permitted unless explicitly allowed by RCMP Canadian Firearms Program.

Study recommendations

Read the official RCMP Canadian Firearms Program handbook or study guide cover to cover.
Work through every question in the practice bank above; review the explanation on each miss.
Use the review queue to loop only the questions you got wrong.
When you are scoring above 80% consistently, switch to the timed mock exam.
Take the official test once you can pass three mock exams in a row.

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Before firing, the shooter must ensure the ammunition is:

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Study tips

Read explanations
Tap any wrong answer to see why.
Master signs
Shape + color tells you the category.
Repeat until 100%
Review mode loops just your misses.
Then go timed
Move to the mock exam when ready.

Frequently asked questions

Prepare for the Canadian Firearms Safety Course (CFSC) and Canadian Restricted Firearms Safety Course (CRFSC) written tests with practice questions covering the Firearms Act, safe handling, ammunition, action types, and storage/transportation requirements.

Disclaimer: This site is an independent third-party study tool. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or authorized by any provincial licensing authority (including ICBC, MTO, SAAQ, SGI, MPI, Service NB, Service NL, Alberta Registries) or any Canadian government body. Questions are for study reference only — always refer to your province's current official driver's handbook and regulations.

This website is an independent driving test preparation platform and is not affiliated with RCMP Canadian Firearms Program or any provincial licensing authority. Always refer to the official driver's handbook for legal requirements.