California Firearm Safety Certificate (FSC) Practice Exam

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When transporting a firearm in a vehicle within California, how must it be stored?

  1. Unloaded, in the trunk or a locked container

  2. Loaded, in the glove compartment

  3. Unloaded, on the back seat

  4. Loaded, in a holster

The correct answer is: Unloaded, in the trunk or a locked container

Firearms must always be stored in a safe and secure manner when being transported in a vehicle within California. Option B is incorrect because firearms should never be stored in the glove compartment, as it is easily accessible to the driver and can potentially lead to accidental discharge. Option C is also incorrect because firearms should not be stored openly on the back seat as they can easily be seen and accessed by others. Option D is incorrect because firearms should not be stored in a holster when being transported, as it does not provide enough security and can easily be removed or accessed. The best and safest option is to store the firearm unloaded in the trunk or a locked container, ensuring that it is not easily accessible and reducing the risk of any accidents.