California Firearm Safety Certificate (FSC) Practice Exam

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For what reason might a person be denied an FSC?

  1. Failing to provide proper ID

  2. Not being a California resident

  3. Failing the FSC written test

  4. Being under 21 years of age

The correct answer is: Failing the FSC written test

A person might be denied an FSC due to failing the FSC written test. The FSC written test is a requirement to demonstrate the necessary knowledge and understanding of firearm safety laws and regulations in California. Failing this test indicates that the individual may not have the appropriate knowledge required to handle firearms safely and responsibly. Therefore, failing the FSC written test could result in the denial of an FSC. Options A, B, and D are incorrect because providing proper identification, being a California resident, and being over 21 years of age are requirements that, when met, do not result in denial of an FSC.