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  1. Which of the following is classified as an 'assault weapon' under California law?

    Answer: A semi-automatic centerfire rifle with a detachable magazine and a pistol grip

    California's assault weapon definition includes semi-automatic centerfire rifles with a detachable magazine combined with features like a pistol grip.

  2. What is the maximum legal magazine capacity for most firearms in California?

    Answer: 10 rounds

    California law generally prohibits the manufacture, importation, or sale of magazines that hold more than 10 rounds.

  3. Which of the following is a recommended practice when transporting an unloaded firearm in a vehicle?

    Answer: Store it in a locked container separate from ammunition

    California requires unloaded firearms transported in vehicles to be in a locked container, except in the trunk.

  4. If a child finds an unsecured loaded firearm in your home and injures themselves, under California law you may be:

    Answer: Criminally liable under the child access prevention statute

    California's Child Access Prevention law can result in criminal charges for adults who negligently store firearms accessible to children.

  5. What information must you provide to purchase a firearm from a California dealer?

    Answer: Valid California ID or driver's license and FSC

    A California dealer requires proof of California residency (such as a CA ID or driver's license) and a valid Firearm Safety Certificate to complete a transfer.

  6. Under the 'know your target and beyond' rule, why must you identify what is beyond your target before shooting?

    Answer: Because bullets can miss or pass through targets and strike unintended objects or people

    Bullets can travel beyond, through, or around targets, so knowing what lies beyond prevents unintended injuries or property damage.

  7. Which of the following is an example of a 'safe storage' device recognized under California law?

    Answer: A DOJ-approved gun safe or lockbox

    California recognizes DOJ-approved gun safes and lockboxes as acceptable safe storage devices for firearms.