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What is the primary purpose of a 'secure locking device' during the transportation of a restricted firearm?
A secure locking device, such as a trigger or cable lock, is intended to prevent the firearm from being discharged.
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Question: What is the primary purpose of a 'secure locking device' during the transportation of a restricted firearm?
Answer options:
- To prevent the firearm from being scratched.
- To make the firearm easier to carry. ✅ To prevent the firearm from being fired.
- To ensure the firearm stays in its case.
Correct answer: To prevent the firearm from being fired.
Explanation: A secure locking device, such as a trigger or cable lock, is intended to prevent the firearm from being discharged.
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