CRFSC Practice Exam – Complete Guide for Canadian Firearm Safety

Legally transporting a restricted firearm is governed by specific regulations to ensure safety and accountability. When going to or from a shooting range, it is permissible to transport a restricted firearm as part of the activity related to target shooting, which is a recognized and sanctionable use of the firearm under Canadian law. To do this legally, the firearm must be transported in a safe manner, typically unloaded and secured in a locked case, and you must be in compliance with all relevant laws, including having a valid firearms license.

Transporting a firearm for personal protection is not allowed under Canadian law, as firearms are not permitted for general self-defense purposes. While moving to a new home or taking a firearm to a friend's house may seem like valid reasons, these situations do not meet the legal criteria set out for transporting restricted firearms in Canada; specific regulations must be followed to ensure that the firearm is transported safely and legally.