CfscPal Practice Test
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Question 1

Under the Canadian Firearms Safety Course (CFSC), what does the letter 'A' in the ACTS acronym stand for?

• A. Authorize firearm transfers through the provincial CFO
• B. Assume every firearm is loaded until proven otherwise
• C. Always store firearms and ammunition in separate rooms
• D. Aim only at certified targets during daylight hours

Explanation: In the ACTS acronym, 'A' stands for 'Assume every firearm is loaded'. Treating every firearm as loaded prevents accidental discharges during handling.

Question 2

Which of the following describes the operation of a bolt-action firearm?

• A. A sliding forearm under the barrel is pumped back and forth
• B. A handle is lifted and pulled rearward to extract and cock
• C. A hinged barrel pivots open on a hinge pin to expose chambers
• D. A lever under the trigger guard is swung downward and forward

Explanation: A bolt-action firearm operates by turning a bolt handle upward to unlock the action and drawing it rearward to extract/eject the cartridge and cock the firing pin.

Question 3

Where is the definitive data stamp located on a modern firearm indicating allowable ammunition?

• A. Listed only in the original cardboard box packaging materials
• B. Engraved on the trigger guard screw plate near the front guard
• C. Printed on the underside of the rubber buttpad on the stock
• D. Stamped directly on the firearm barrel or receiver by the factory

Explanation: The official data stamp is engraved on the barrel or receiver by the manufacturer, specifying the exact cartridge or shotshell gauge and chamber length.

Question 4

Under Canadian federal regulations, how must a non-restricted firearm be stored in a dwelling?

• A. Unloaded and locked in a secure cabinet, safe, or fitted with a secure lock
• B. Unloaded on an open wall rack with ammunition placed on the same shelf
• C. Loaded in an unlocked bedroom closet for immediate personal protection
• D. Disassembled with the barrel removed and stored inside an open drawer

Explanation: Non-restricted firearms must be stored unloaded and either: (1) rendered inoperable by a secure locking device, (2) locked in a sturdy cabinet/container/room, or (3) bolt removed.