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What is the correct way to transport a non-restricted firearm in a vehicle?
According to Canadian regulations, a non-restricted firearm transported in a vehicle must be unloaded and ideally rendered inoperable, often by being in a locke
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Question: What is the correct way to transport a non-restricted firearm in a vehicle?
Answer options: ✅ Unloaded and in a locked case or secure container.
- Unloaded, with the trigger lock engaged, in plain sight.
- Loaded, with the safety on, stored under the seat.
- Unloaded, with ammunition readily accessible but separate from the firearm.
Correct answer: Unloaded and in a locked case or secure container.
Explanation: According to Canadian regulations, a non-restricted firearm transported in a vehicle must be unloaded and ideally rendered inoperable, often by being in a locked case or secure container. This prevents unauthorized access and accidental discharge during transit.
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