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For a firearm stored in a home with minors present, what extra precaution is recommended by CFSC guidance?
CFSC recommends secure, locked storage with keys/combinations inaccessible to minors to prevent unauthorized access and reduce accident risk. (CFSC Student Hand
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Question: For a firearm stored in a home with minors present, what extra precaution is recommended by CFSC guidance?
Answer options: ✅ Use a locked safe or container and ensure keys or combinations are inaccessible to minors
- Hide the firearm in a closet without locking
- Leave the firearm loaded but under adult supervision
- Teach minors to use the firearm unsupervised
Correct answer: Use a locked safe or container and ensure keys or combinations are inaccessible to minors
Explanation: CFSC recommends secure, locked storage with keys/combinations inaccessible to minors to prevent unauthorized access and reduce accident risk. (CFSC Student Handbook, Storage & Responsibilities chapters; Storage Regs s.5)
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