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Who is legally responsible for the safe storage of your firearms in Canada?
Owners or possessors are responsible for safe storage under the Firearms Act and Storage Regulations; they must follow legal requirements to prevent access by u
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Question: Who is legally responsible for the safe storage of your firearms in Canada?
Answer options: ✅ The firearms owner or the person who is in possession of the firearm
- Only the manufacturer
- The local shooting club
- No one is legally responsible
Correct answer: The firearms owner or the person who is in possession of the firearm
Explanation: Owners or possessors are responsible for safe storage under the Firearms Act and Storage Regulations; they must follow legal requirements to prevent access by unauthorized persons. (Firearms Act; Storage Regs s.5; CFSC Student Handbook, Responsibilities chapter)
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