Michigan Concealed Pistol License (CPL) Safety Course Practice Exam

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How should ammunition be stored relative to firearms?

  1. In the same case as the firearm for easy access

  2. Loaded in the firearm for readiness

  3. Separately from the firearm in a locked storage

  4. No specific requirement

The correct answer is: Separately from the firearm in a locked storage

Firearms and ammunition should always be stored separately in a locked and secure storage to prevent any unauthorized access. Keeping them together, as in option A, poses a risk for accidental discharge and can lead to serious and even fatal accidents. Option B is also incorrect as loading the firearm for readiness can result in accidental discharge and is not a safe storage practice. Option D is incorrect as there are specific requirements for storing firearms and ammunition, such as keeping them out of reach of children and individuals who are not authorized to handle them. So, option D is a vague and incorrect answer. It is important to follow proper storage protocols for firearms and ammunition to ensure safety for yourself and others.