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Which of the following is the most appropriate way to transport a non-restricted rifle on a public bus or rail system where permitted?
Common sense and safety dictate that firearms should be unloaded and encased in a manner that does not cause alarm when using public transit (subject to carrier
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Question: Which of the following is the most appropriate way to transport a non-restricted rifle on a public bus or rail system where permitted?
Answer options:
- Wrapped in a towel. ✅ Unloaded and in a sturdy, non-descript case or bag.
- Loaded and holstered.
- Assembled and slung over the shoulder.
Correct answer: Unloaded and in a sturdy, non-descript case or bag.
Explanation: Common sense and safety dictate that firearms should be unloaded and encased in a manner that does not cause alarm when using public transit (subject to carrier rules).
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