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Regarding the RPAL, what 'purpose' must an applicant generally declare to acquire a restricted firearm?
In Canada, restricted firearms are generally only acquired for target practice at an approved range or as part of a bona fide gun collection.
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Question: Regarding the RPAL, what 'purpose' must an applicant generally declare to acquire a restricted firearm?
Answer options:
- Self-defense or wilderness protection.
- Investment or resale potential. ✅ Target practice or completion of a collection.
- Hunting of migratory birds.
Correct answer: Target practice or completion of a collection.
Explanation: In Canada, restricted firearms are generally only acquired for target practice at an approved range or as part of a bona fide gun collection.
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