Canadian Firearms Practice · Question
Under the Criminal Code, a 'replica firearm' is defined as a device that is not an actual firearm but is designed to resemble one with near precision. How are these devices generally treated under the law?
Replica firearms (devices that look like firearms but are not actually firearms) are classified as prohibited devices in Canada.
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Question: Under the Criminal Code, a 'replica firearm' is defined as a device that is not an actual firearm but is designed to resemble one with near precision. How are these devices generally treated under the law?
Answer options:
- They are non-restricted and can be bought by anyone ✅ They are prohibited devices
- They require a restricted PAL to possess
- They are legal for hunting only
Correct answer: They are prohibited devices
Explanation: Replica firearms (devices that look like firearms but are not actually firearms) are classified as prohibited devices in Canada.
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