Canadian Firearms Practice · Question
When checking a magazine for capacity, where should you look for permanent alterations (pins)?
Capacity-limiting pins must be permanent (e.g., a rivet) and are usually found on the magazine body or base.
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Question: When checking a magazine for capacity, where should you look for permanent alterations (pins)?
Answer options: ✅ Under the floorplate or through the side of the magazine body
- Only on the follower
- Pins are not required; blocks are sufficient
- Pins must be located on the firearm's receiver
Correct answer: Under the floorplate or through the side of the magazine body
Explanation: Capacity-limiting pins must be permanent (e.g., a rivet) and are usually found on the magazine body or base.
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