Tennessee Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

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What does Tennessee law require for storing firearms in a home with children?

Locked in a safe
Hidden from view
Equipped with trigger locks
No specific requirements

The correct answer is: Locked in a safe

Tennessee law requires that firearms be stored in a safe, securely locked box or other container that cannot be easily opened by a child. This is to prevent accidental access to firearms by children and promote gun safety in households with children. Therefore, options B and C are incorrect as they do not meet the requirement of a specifically locked container. Option D is also incorrect as Tennessee law does have specific requirements for storing firearms in a home with children.