Hunting with restricted rifle?
- Thread starter thorongil
- Start date
B rampton Mike
CGN Regular
- Location
- Brampton Ontario
Sure you can so long as you don't get caught but if you do get caught you are FUBARed big time!!!!!!!!!!!!
- Location
- WMU248 near Edmonton
well then again if you can get the CFO to issue you a transport permit to where your going hunting
and
your provincial hunting regs allow you to hunt with restricted firearms
then your good to go.
kind of like hunting unicorns
and
your provincial hunting regs allow you to hunt with restricted firearms
then your good to go.
kind of like hunting unicorns
MIRAMICHIER
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Miramichi,Nb
How does anyone with a PAL/RPAL not know this? Damn!
Patrick Because us Maritimers are not as smart as you Upper Canadians.
Patrick Because us Maritimers are not as smart as you Upper Canadians.
Night's still early.
rb_roadrace
Regular
- Location
- Nova Scotia
No worries bro, there are very few questions asked on here that don't trigger at least one vitriolic response.
It's a shame we can only load a restricted firearm where it is legal to discharge it. Hunting at the range property with an ar would be awesome. However. Not allowed because only the actual range areas are approved. The rest of the land is just land.
- Location
- Somewhere on the Hudson Bay Coast
Because when the provisions of C-68 came into force, an FAC holder did not need to take the course in order to get a PAL, it was a straight transition from the authorization to the license. Perhaps he never even re-registered his rifle after the change, doesn't have an ATT, doesn't belong to a range, and hasn't kept up on how the Firearms Act affects him.
