US Security Guard License Exams (Florida Class D, New York, California, Texas)
Firearms (FL): practice questions
Our US Security Guard bank has 5 questions on this topic. Here are 4 of them with answers; the full mock exam draws from every topic, like the real one.
Question 1 · Florida
A Florida Class D officer who wants to carry a firearm on duty also needs:
- A Class "G" statewide firearm license
- A Class "K" license
- Only a Florida concealed weapons license
- Only written permission from the employer
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A. A Class "G" statewide firearm license — Anyone carrying a firearm on duty must hold a Class G license in addition to the Class D (or manager) license.
Question 2 · Florida
A Florida Class D/G officer normally assigned to an armed post is temporarily moved to an unarmed post. The officer:
- May carry it, since the G license is still valid
- May carry it concealed
- May keep it in the guard booth
- May not carry the firearm on that assignment
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D. May not carry the firearm on that assignment — An officer may carry a firearm only when the employer authorizes it as required by the duties. Unarmed posts mean no firearm.
Question 3 · Florida
How many hours of range and classroom training are required for a first Florida Class G license?
- 8 hours
- 16 hours
- 28 hours
- 40 hours
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C. 28 hours — Initial Class G training is 28 hours from a Class K instructor, with no more than 8 hours on the range.
Question 4 · Florida
A Florida officer without a Class G license is assigned a patrol car with a shotgun in a locked rack. This is:
- Allowed, as long as the gun rack is kept locked at all times
- Prohibited
- Allowed, if the officer has military or police firearms experience
- Allowed, but only on night shifts when the risk is higher
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B. Prohibited — Operational arrangements that give officers without a Class G license access to firearms are prohibited.
More US Security Guard topics
- Role of the security officer
- Conduct and ethics
- Communication and de-escalation
- Observation and reports
- Access control and patrol
- Emergencies and fire
- Terrorism and suspicious activity
- Active shooter
- Special situations
- Licensing (FL)
- Detention and arrest (FL)
- Curriculum topics (FL)
- Registration (NY)
- Training (NY)
- Discipline (NY)
- Arrest powers (NY)
- Use of force (NY)
- Registration and training (CA)
- Arrest powers (CA)
- Merchant's privilege (CA)
- Trespass (CA)
- Use of force (CA)
- Licensing (TX)
- Conduct and identification (TX)
- Offenses (TX)