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When transporting a restricted firearm in a vehicle, you should avoid leaving it unattended for long periods. If you must leave it, it must be in the 'locked trunk' or 'locked compartment'. What qualifies if the vehicle is a hatchback?
In vehicles without a separate trunk, the firearm must be kept out of sight in a locked area of the vehicle.
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Question: When transporting a restricted firearm in a vehicle, you should avoid leaving it unattended for long periods. If you must leave it, it must be in the 'locked trunk' or 'locked compartment'. What qualifies if the vehicle is a hatchback?
Answer options:
- The front glove box.
- Underneath the driver's seat. ✅ The area behind the rear seat, provided it is covered and the vehicle is locked.
- Hatchbacks cannot legally transport restricted firearms.
Correct answer: The area behind the rear seat, provided it is covered and the vehicle is locked.
Explanation: In vehicles without a separate trunk, the firearm must be kept out of sight in a locked area of the vehicle.
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