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The document certifies the availability of secure gun storage or safety devices at locations selling firearms under a Federal Firearms License, as mandated by 18 U.S.C.A. § 921(a). It defines secure gun storage devices and includes a declaration by the applicant regarding the accuracy of the information provided.

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Do gun safes have to be bolted to the floor?

We are regularly asked if a safe should be bolted to the floor. The answer is easy YES, it should be! Whether its a home safe, gun safe, jewelry safe, or any other kind of safe, bolting it down gives you more security.

What is safe gun storage?

California has strict laws regarding the storage of firearms to prevent unauthorized access and accidents. Heres a summary: Safe Storage Required: Firearms must be stored in a locked container or equipped with a locking device to prevent unauthorized use or access by children or prohibited persons.

What is the rule of 3 for guns?

3 Shots Fired - at 3 Steps in Distance - in 3 Seconds Duration. Does every violent crime follow this rule? No, but it is a great baseline to be prepared for.

What is the most secure option for safe storage of firearms?

Always store your firearm unloaded. Use a firearms safety device AND store the firearm in a locked container. Store the ammunition separately in a locked container.

Is there a federal law on gun storage?

Safe storage laws require guns to be stored locked and unloaded when any person prohibited from possessing a gun is present in the gun owners home, including convicted felons, those convicted of domestic violence, and those with certain mental health conditions.

How long is a FFL good for?

Applicants for FFLs must be at least 21 years of age and otherwise not prohibited from owning or handling ammunition or firearms. Application fees range from $30 to $3,000, depending on the type of license sought, and all licenses are valid for three years.

What is considered secure gun storage?

Use a California-approved firearms safety device on the gun, such as a trigger lock or cable lock, so it cannot be fired. Store it unloaded in a locked container, such as a California-approved lock box or a gun safe. Store your gun in a different location than the ammunition.

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