Question about buying a restricted in BC

[mbps]

Would a membership at silver core be enough to get approved for an ATT for a restricted? Once approved that will allow me to take it to any gun range range in BC correct? Or do I need to get a membership at an actual range and only allowed to transport to that one specific range?

Thanks

[team1126]

As far as I know you need a range membership. That allows you to transport your restricted to any gun range in BCor Alberta and I think the territories. The ATT is now built into the RPAL. You can also take it to any licensed gunsmith.

[bWONGER]

A membership at silvercore is enough to get an long term ATT, which will allow you to transport your restricted weapon to any approved range; depending on how you fill out your application. If you do go silvercore you need to pay the drop-in fee every time you go shooting. If you plan on shooting your restricted weapons lots I highly recommend spending a little more and getting a membership to a club with a range.

[mbps]

Thanks for replies. I like going to different ranges as well as going into the bush when weather permits with my non restricted. On the fence about signing up at an actual range since I like he variety.

[burnaby]

Did that several years ago, got SilverCore late in the year to buy restricted, then joined POCO in Jan.

[Butcherbill]

Did that several years ago, got SilverCore late in the year to buy restricted, then joined POCO in Jan.

+1, did the same till I got off my clubs waiting list. Being a Silvercore member will allow you get a ltatt and do drop ins at any club or range that allows non member visits.

[Challenger2010]

Wanstalls is in BC. Do I need to be a full fledge member of a range if I reside in Ontario to be able to shop online at Winstalls?????

[mbps]

If you're buying non restricted no. If yore buying a handgun I think they can apply for a short term att (statt) which allows them to ship it to your door.

[84fuegoturbo]

Btw you need a bigger sig line avatar