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What is the maximum amount of time a restricted firearm may be left unattended in a locked vehicle while in transit?
If a vehicle is equipped with a trunk or similar compartment, the restricted firearm must be in that locked compartment; if not, it must be out of sight and the
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Question: What is the maximum amount of time a restricted firearm may be left unattended in a locked vehicle while in transit?
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- Up to 24 hours if the vehicle is in a well-lit area. ✅ Only for a reasonable period while the vehicle is parked, provided it is out of sight in the trunk/locked compartment.
- Never; the owner must remain with the vehicle at all times.
- Up to 2 hours during daylight hours only.
Correct answer: Only for a reasonable period while the vehicle is parked, provided it is out of sight in the trunk/locked compartment.
Explanation: If a vehicle is equipped with a trunk or similar compartment, the restricted firearm must be in that locked compartment; if not, it must be out of sight and the vehicle locked. It should only be left for a reasonable period.
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