Canadian Firearms Practice · Question
A magazine containing cartridges is placed in the same case as a handgun. Is this legal if the magazine is NOT inserted into the handgun?
As long as the magazine is not attached to or inserted into the firearm, the firearm is considered unloaded.
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Question: A magazine containing cartridges is placed in the same case as a handgun. Is this legal if the magazine is NOT inserted into the handgun?
Answer options: ✅ Yes, the firearm is still considered unloaded.
- No, ammunition cannot be in the same case.
- Only if the magazine is also trigger locked.
- No, magazines must be stored in the glovebox.
Correct answer: Yes, the firearm is still considered unloaded.
Explanation: As long as the magazine is not attached to or inserted into the firearm, the firearm is considered unloaded.
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