California Firearm Safety Certificate (FSC) Practice Exam

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Which of the following would disqualify a person from receiving a Firearm Safety Certificate in California?

Being under 21 years of age
Not being a resident of California
Failing the FSC test
Having a prior misdemeanor conviction for a non-violent crime

The correct answer is: Failing the FSC test

All of the options listed are potential disqualifiers, except for option C. Being under 21 years of age, not being a resident of California, and having a prior misdemeanor conviction for a non-violent crime are all valid reasons for a person to be disqualified from receiving a Firearm Safety Certificate in California. However, the FSC test is a necessary requirement for obtaining the certificate and thus, failing the test would disqualify a person from receiving it. Therefore, option C is the correct answer.