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In addition to a trigger lock, what must be locked for the legal transport of a restricted handgun?
Transportation of a restricted firearm requires both a secure locking device on the firearm AND the container itself must be securely locked.
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Question: In addition to a trigger lock, what must be locked for the legal transport of a restricted handgun?
Answer options:
- The vehicle's glove box.
- The ammunition box. ✅ The sturdy, opaque container the handgun is in.
- The handgun's magazine release.
Correct answer: The sturdy, opaque container the handgun is in.
Explanation: Transportation of a restricted firearm requires both a secure locking device on the firearm AND the container itself must be securely locked.
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