Canadian Restricted and Non-Restricted Firearm Safety (CRFSC) Practice Exam 2026 – All-in-One Guide to Master Your Safety Certification!

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What does "safety on" indicate about a firearm?

The firearm can be fired

The firearm should not be fired

"Safety on" indicates that the firearm is in a state that prevents it from being fired. This safety mechanism is designed to enhance the user’s safety by ensuring that the trigger cannot be pulled or that movement of certain parts of the firearm does not result in a discharge. When the safety is engaged, it signifies a precautionary measure that specifically advises against firing the firearm.

In this context, the other options do not accurately represent the purpose of the safety mechanism. Option A is incorrect because if the safety is engaged, the firearm is intentionally disabled from firing. Option C does not apply to the safety mechanism; while a firearm might be ready for cleaning at any time, this is not a function of the safety. Lastly, option D does not relate to the safety feature; a malfunctioning firearm would not be indicated simply by the safety being on, as malfunctions can occur regardless of the safety's position.

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The firearm is ready for cleaning

The firearm is malfunctioning

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