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When storing a restricted firearm, what is the minimum security measure required?
For restricted firearms, the legal requirements are stricter. They must be unloaded, rendered inoperable with a secure locking device (e.g., trigger lock), and
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Question: When storing a restricted firearm, what is the minimum security measure required?
Answer options: ✅ It must be unloaded, rendered inoperable by a secure locking device, and stored in a locked container or safe.
- It can be stored unloaded in an unlocked cabinet, as long as it's out of sight.
- It must be prominently displayed unloaded to deter intruders.
- It only needs to be unloaded if it's not being carried.
Correct answer: It must be unloaded, rendered inoperable by a secure locking device, and stored in a locked container or safe.
Explanation: For restricted firearms, the legal requirements are stricter. They must be unloaded, rendered inoperable with a secure locking device (e.g., trigger lock), and stored in a locked container that cannot be easily broken into, such as a safe or vault. This is mandated by the Storage, Display, Transportation and Handling of Firearms by Individuals Regulations.
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