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Can you leave ammunition in the magazine of a non-restricted firearm during transport?
Firearms must be unloaded during transport. A firearm is considered loaded if there is an unexpended cartridge in the chamber or the magazine (if the magazine i
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Question: Can you leave ammunition in the magazine of a non-restricted firearm during transport?
Answer options:
- Yes, as long as the magazine is not inserted in the firearm.
- Yes, if the firearm is inside a locked case. ✅ No, the firearm must be unloaded, meaning no ammunition in the chamber or the attached magazine.
- Only if the firearm is a lever-action type.
Correct answer: No, the firearm must be unloaded, meaning no ammunition in the chamber or the attached magazine.
Explanation: Firearms must be unloaded during transport. A firearm is considered loaded if there is an unexpended cartridge in the chamber or the magazine (if the magazine is attached to or in the firearm).
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