If a person is declared unfit to possess a firearm under Chapter 12, Section 104(2), what must be surrendered?

If a person is declared unfit to possess a firearm under Chapter 12, Section 104(2), what must be surrendered?

• A. All competency certificates, licenses, permits, firearms and ammunition
• B. Only firearms
• C. Only licenses
• D. Only ammunition

Answer: (A)

When someone is declared unfit to possess a firearm, the authority removes both the permission and the items that could enable possession. That means surrendering every part of the firearm system: the competency certificate that shows you’ve demonstrated safe handling, the license that authorizes possession, any permits that allow you to hold or acquire firearms, and the firearms themselves along with any ammunition. The goal is to prevent any continued access or use, so all credentials and physical items tied to firearm possession must be surrendered. If only some items were kept, it could still allow access or eligibility to possess, which is why surrendering everything is required.

When someone is declared unfit to possess a firearm, the authority removes both the permission and the items that could enable possession. That means surrendering every part of the firearm system: the competency certificate that shows you’ve demonstrated safe handling, the license that authorizes possession, any permits that allow you to hold or acquire firearms, and the firearms themselves along with any ammunition. The goal is to prevent any continued access or use, so all credentials and physical items tied to firearm possession must be surrendered. If only some items were kept, it could still allow access or eligibility to possess, which is why surrendering everything is required.