Canadian Firearms Practice · Question
Does a PAL holder need to report a firearm if it was lost in another province?
The Firearms Act is federal legislation and applies across all of Canada; losses must be reported regardless of the location.
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Question: Does a PAL holder need to report a firearm if it was lost in another province?
Answer options:
- No, only if it is lost in their home province ✅ Yes, the law applies regardless of where in Canada it was lost
- No, loss is handled by hunting insurance
- Only if the loss occurred on federal land
Correct answer: Yes, the law applies regardless of where in Canada it was lost
Explanation: The Firearms Act is federal legislation and applies across all of Canada; losses must be reported regardless of the location.
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