Canadian Firearms Practice · Question
Which of the following is required to transfer a prohibited firearm to an heir?
Inheriting prohibited firearms (like 12.6 handguns) usually requires the heir to already possess the required designation on their licence.
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Question: Which of the following is required to transfer a prohibited firearm to an heir?
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- The heir must have a PAL for non-restricted only. ✅ The heir must have a PAL with the specific 'prohibited' endorsement (grandfathered status).
- Prohibited firearms can never be inherited.
- The heir only needs a background check, no licence.
Correct answer: The heir must have a PAL with the specific 'prohibited' endorsement (grandfathered status).
Explanation: Inheriting prohibited firearms (like 12.6 handguns) usually requires the heir to already possess the required designation on their licence.
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