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When storing ammunition for a non-restricted firearm, it is legally permitted to be in the same locked container as the firearm if:
Ammunition can be stored with a non-restricted firearm if the firearm is trigger-locked AND in a locked container, or if the container is a secure safe/room (th
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Question: When storing ammunition for a non-restricted firearm, it is legally permitted to be in the same locked container as the firearm if:
Answer options:
- The ammunition is also in its own separate locked box
- The firearm is rendered inoperable by a secure locking device
- The container is a certified gun safe ✅ Both B and C are correct
Correct answer: Both B and C are correct
Explanation: Ammunition can be stored with a non-restricted firearm if the firearm is trigger-locked AND in a locked container, or if the container is a secure safe/room (though keeping them separate is a safety best practice).
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