Delaware Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

What does Delaware law require for storing firearms in homes with children?

1. No specific requirements

2. Locked storage

3. Keeping firearms unloaded

4. Both locked storage and keeping firearms unloaded

The correct answer is: Both locked storage and keeping firearms unloaded

Generally, Delaware law requires that firearms stored in homes with children be stored in a manner that prevents the firearm from being accessed by minors. This means that both locked storage and keeping firearms unloaded are required in order to comply with the law. Option A is incorrect because there are specific requirements in place. Option B is incorrect because it does not address the requirement for keeping firearms unloaded. Similarly, option C is incorrect because it does not address the requirement for locked storage. Therefore, option D is the correct answer because it includes both of the specific requirements as mandated by Delaware law.