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What should be the primary consideration when selecting a safe storage device for firearms?
CFSC and Storage Regs prioritise compliance and effectiveness at preventing unauthorized access; convenience or appearance should not override safety. (Storage
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Question: What should be the primary consideration when selecting a safe storage device for firearms?
Answer options: ✅ That it meets legal standards and effectively prevents unauthorized access
- How quickly the firearm can be retrieved for use
- That it is inexpensive even if unsecured
- That it matches the room decor
Correct answer: That it meets legal standards and effectively prevents unauthorized access
Explanation: CFSC and Storage Regs prioritise compliance and effectiveness at preventing unauthorized access; convenience or appearance should not override safety. (Storage Regs s.5; CFSC Student Handbook, Storage chapter)
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