Canadian Firearms Practice · Question
When transporting a restricted firearm, it must be:
Restricted firearms in transport: unloaded, secured with a trigger lock, in a locked opaque case, and out of sight (e.g., locked trunk).
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Question: When transporting a restricted firearm, it must be:
Answer options:
- Loaded and accessible ✅ Unloaded, locked, in a locked opaque case, in locked trunk
- Carried openly
- Hidden under the seat
Correct answer: Unloaded, locked, in a locked opaque case, in locked trunk
Explanation: Restricted firearms in transport: unloaded, secured with a trigger lock, in a locked opaque case, and out of sight (e.g., locked trunk).
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