Canadian Firearms Practice · Question
If a person is 18 years old and holds a valid PAL, can they supervise a 10-year-old using a firearm?
An 18-year-old PAL holder is a licensed adult and can legally provide the necessary direct and immediate supervision to an unlicensed person (including a child)
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Question: If a person is 18 years old and holds a valid PAL, can they supervise a 10-year-old using a firearm?
Answer options:
- No, the supervisor must be at least 25 ✅ Yes, as long as they provide direct and immediate supervision
- No, only a parent can supervise a child under 12
- Yes, but only if they are a range safety officer
Correct answer: Yes, as long as they provide direct and immediate supervision
Explanation: An 18-year-old PAL holder is a licensed adult and can legally provide the necessary direct and immediate supervision to an unlicensed person (including a child).
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