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Which option best describes a safe way to store a small-calibre bolt-action rifle in a home with other adults?
CFSC Student Handbook & Storage Regs. Safe storage requires confirming unloaded via PROVE and securing firearms in locked storage (cabinet/safe) as per regulati
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Question: Which option best describes a safe way to store a small-calibre bolt-action rifle in a home with other adults?
Answer options: ✅ Ensure the rifle is unloaded via PROVE and store in a locked cabinet or safe
- Store it loaded in a closet so it is ready for use
- Leave it unsecured leaning against the wall covered by a blanket
- Store it in a locked case but keep a round in the chamber for quick access
Correct answer: Ensure the rifle is unloaded via PROVE and store in a locked cabinet or safe
Explanation: CFSC Student Handbook & Storage Regs. Safe storage requires confirming unloaded via PROVE and securing firearms in locked storage (cabinet/safe) as per regulations.
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