Once subject to a firearms prohibition order, those people are prohibited from accessing, possessing, or using a firearm, airgun, imitation firearm, pistol, restricted weapon, pistol carbine conversion kit, any part of a firearm magazine prohibited item, or ammunition. Being subject to an firearms prohibition order will also place restrictions on a person's ability to associate with people who have firearms or to be around firearms unless they are in a secure storage, stay where firearms are stored or are available, join or visit shooting clubs, ranges, or galleries, attend any activity that uses firearms, and visit places where firearms are made, repaired, modified, or sold—i.e., gun shops and workshops. 