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Are muzzleloading rifles generally considered 'firearms' under the Firearms Act for the purpose of licensing?
Most modern muzzleloaders are firearms under the law and require a valid Possession and Acquisition Licence (PAL).
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Question: Are muzzleloading rifles generally considered 'firearms' under the Firearms Act for the purpose of licensing?
Answer options:
- No, they are considered toys
- No, they are only considered firearms if used in a crime ✅ Yes, a PAL is required to acquire them
- Only if they are made before 1898
Correct answer: Yes, a PAL is required to acquire them
Explanation: Most modern muzzleloaders are firearms under the law and require a valid Possession and Acquisition Licence (PAL).
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