Canadian Firearms Practice · Question
A restricted firearm MUST be unloaded during storage. In this context, 'unloaded' means:
Unloaded means no live ammunition in the action or in a magazine that is attached to the firearm.
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Question: A restricted firearm MUST be unloaded during storage. In this context, 'unloaded' means:
Answer options:
- No bullets in the magazine, but the magazine can be in the gun. ✅ No live ammunition in the chamber or in any magazine that is attached to or inserted into the firearm.
- The firing pin has been removed.
- The gun is stored in a separate room from the ammunition.
Correct answer: No live ammunition in the chamber or in any magazine that is attached to or inserted into the firearm.
Explanation: Unloaded means no live ammunition in the action or in a magazine that is attached to the firearm.
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