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Under Canadian law, a muzzleloading handgun (not a reproduction of an antique) is typically classified as:
Most modern muzzleloading handguns are classified as restricted firearms in Canada, requiring an RPAL.
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Question: Under Canadian law, a muzzleloading handgun (not a reproduction of an antique) is typically classified as:
Answer options:
- Non-restricted ✅ Restricted
- Prohibited
- Antique
Correct answer: Restricted
Explanation: Most modern muzzleloading handguns are classified as restricted firearms in Canada, requiring an RPAL.
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