California Firearm Safety Certificate Practice Test

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Study for the California Firearm Safety Certificate Test. Study with flashcards and multiple choice questions. With over 500 questions. Updated for 2024. Get ready for your exam! Tailored to mimic the real test, it's the ultimate tool for ensuring you understand firearm safety and regulations in California.

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You must never assume that a toddler cannot pull the trigger due to lack of finger strength.

True
False
Only certain types of guns
Depends on the age of the toddler

The correct answer is: True

This statement is true because lack of finger strength is not the only factor that determines if a toddler can pull a trigger. Even with a weaker grip, a toddler could potentially have enough hand and arm strength to pull a trigger. Additionally, this statement applies to all types of guns, not just certain ones. Age does not necessarily play a role as a toddler of any age could have enough strength to pull a trigger. Therefore, it is important to always treat guns as if they can be easily accessed and used by a toddler, regardless of finger strength or age.