Firearms must alwa ys be stor ed and transported safely . Here are the minimum requirements for storing and transporting your non-restricted firearms. Your firearms must be stored unloaded. Y our firearms must also be locked up or made unable to be fired unless you are in a remote wilderness area where hunting is allowed.Y ou must either: • use a secure locking device such as a cable lock or trigger lock, • remove the bolt or bolt carrier , or • lock your firearms in a sec ure container, cabinet or room that cannot easily be broken into. If the firearms are locked in a secure container, cabinet or r oom, the ammunitio n can be stored wit h them. Other wise, the ammu nition must be kept separate. Y our firearms must be unloaded for transportation unless they are muzzle-loaders being transported betw een hunting sites, and their firing cap or flint has been removed. As a rule, firearms left in an unattend ed vehicle must be locked in the trunk or in a similar locka ble compartmen t. If the vehicle d oes not ha ve a trun k or similar compartment, the firearms must be out of sight inside the locked v ehicle. If you are in a remote wilderness area and cannot lock your firearms in your boat, snowmobile or A TV , the firearms must be cover ed up. Y ou must also put a secure locking device such as a cable lock or trigger lock on the firearms unless you need quick access to the firearms for temporary predator control. Three Things All Firearms Owners Need to Know about the Firearms Act. 1.You need a valid Canadian firearms licence to own, borrow , acquire or store a firearm and to acquire ammunition. 2.Y ou need a registration certificate f or each firearm in your p ossession. If you borrow a firearm, borrow the registrat ion certificate too. 3.Y ou must store and transport your firearms safely , as set out in the Firearms Act Regulations. If you have not y et obtained a licence or registration certificate(s), apply as soon as possible to bring yourself into compliance with the law . If you are a non-resident, a "Non-resident Firea rms Declaration" that has been confirmed by a Canada Customs officer acts as a temporary licence and registration certificate. This fact sheet is intended to prov ide general information. Provin cial, territorial and municipal laws, regulations and policies may also apply . For more information: 1 800 731-4000 Or visit our Website at: www.cfc-cafc.gc.ca Canada Firearms Centre Centre des armes à feu Canada Firearms Safety Firearms Safety is Everyone’s Concern For more information: 1 800 731-4000 Or visit our Website at: www.cfc-cafc.gc.ca Storing and Transporting your Hunting Rifles and Shotguns

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Firearms must always be stored and transported safely. Hereare the minimum requirements for storing and transporting yournon-restricted firearms.

Your firearms must be stored unloaded.

Your firearms must also be locked up or made unable to be fired unless you arein a remote wilderness area where hunting is allowed.You must either:• use a secure locking device such as a cable lock or trigger lock,• remove the bolt or bolt carrier, or• lock your firearms in a secure container, cabinet or room that cannot easily be

broken into. If the firearms are locked in a secure container, cabinet or room,the ammunition can be stored with them. Otherwise, the ammunition mustbe kept separate.

Your firearms must be unloaded for transportation unless they aremuzzle-loaders being transported between hunting sites, and their firing capor flint has been removed.

As a rule, firearms left in an unattended vehicle must be locked in the trunk or ina similar lockable compartment. If the vehicle does not have a trunk or similarcompartment, the firearms must be out of sight inside the locked vehicle.

If you are in a remote wilderness area and cannot lock your firearms in yourboat, snowmobile or ATV, the firearms must be covered up. You must also put asecure locking device such as a cable lock or trigger lock on the firearms unlessyou need quick access to the firearms for temporary predator control.

Three Things All Firearms Owners Need to Know about the Firearms Act.

1.You need a valid Canadian firearms licence to own, borrow, acquireor store a firearm and to acquire ammunition.

2.You need a registration certificate for each firearm in your possession. If youborrow a firearm, borrow the registration certificate too.

3.You must store and transport your firearms safely, as set out in the FirearmsAct Regulations.

If you have not yet obtained a licence or registration certificate(s), apply as soon aspossible to bring yourself into compliance with the law.

If you are a non-resident, a "Non-resident Firearms Declaration" that has beenconfirmed by a Canada Customs officer acts as a temporary licence andregistration certificate.

This fact sheet is intended to provide general information. Provincial,territorial and municipal laws, regulations and policies may also apply.

For more information:

1 800 731-4000Or visit our Website at:

www.cfc-cafc.gc.ca

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