RPAL Practice
Buying, selling and lendingQuestion 71 of 90

Which buyer purpose can a chief firearms officer accept for a restricted firearm that is not a handgun?

  1. To lend it to friends.
  2. To make it part of a gun collection.
  3. To keep it for general hunting in the fall.
  4. To sell it later for profit.
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Correct answer: To make it part of a gun collection.

The collection reason applies to restricted firearms other than handguns, and the buyer must meet the collector criteria.

Source: Firearms Act (S.C. 1995, c. 39), s. 28(c)

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Questions last reviewed: 18 October 2026