Arizona Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

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Who is prohibited from possessing a firearm under Arizona law?

Convicted felons
Persons without a hunting license
Non-residents of Arizona
Anyone under 30 years old

The correct answer is: Convicted felons

Under Arizona law, convicted felons are prohibited from possessing a firearm. This is because felons are considered to be a potential danger to society and allowing them access to firearms could potentially put others at risk. Although the other options may also be prohibited from possessing a firearm under certain circumstances, they are not automatically restricted like convicted felons are. For example, non-residents of Arizona may be able to possess a firearm with the proper permits and documents, while persons under 30 years old may legally own a firearm if they meet all other requirements. Additionally, not having a hunting license may prevent someone from engaging in certain hunting activities but it does not necessarily prohibit them from owning a firearm.