Cost to upgrade from PAL to RPAL in 2018

[Magellann]

You can’t have restricted without your law 9 and club membership

You can in Ontario, first time I have heard of the law 9 .

[Beauvais98]

Got all that, but do you need the law 9 course to obtain the RPAL card in your hand? Is it a requirement on the application form?

No you don't need your Law 9 to have an RPAL.

This law only applies to anyone who wants to join a Quebec range (for restricted shooting).

[silverfoxdj]

Also, sorry to post again, but instead of making a new thread, does anyone know if the law 9 course is mandatory to own a handgun? I just did my regular safety course, and was thinking about doing my restricted course as well, but will not have time this year to do the law 9 course. Would I be able able to get my RPAL by just taking those two courses and not the law 9 for now? If so, that would mean I can not legally own a handgun, or if I could, I can not legally transport it back to my house, is that correct?

You in Quebec??

[Sugarkryptonite]

No you don't need your Law 9 to have an RPAL.

This law only applies to anyone who wants to join a Quebec range (for restricted shooting).

Perfect thanks

You in Quebec??

Yup.

[Ridersfan]

I personally... not a friend of a friend of some guy... I personally upgraded my freshly renewed PAL to an RPAL this year, I had renewed it I think around December and upgraded around May?. I think my PAL was roughly 5 months renewed when I sent in for my RPAL. They charged my credit card $20.
I am in Saskatchewan if it matters. Same expiry date as I had prior to the upgrade, it didn't add any extra time. Still expires in 4 years from now come December.

[Ced1942]

Got all that, but do you need the law 9 course to obtain the RPAL card in your hand? Is it a requirement on the application form?

You have to do your RPAL first, then the Law 9 course. You can’t be member of a shooting club without having done the law 9 course. And you can’t buy or own restricted without a club membership and law 9 course

Take note that if you take the law 9 course you must go shoot once a year otherwise it expire and you have to do the course again.

Nop

[Ced1942]

You can in Ontario, first time I have heard of the law 9 .

Welcome to that ####ty place named Quebec

[silverfoxdj]

Also, sorry to post again, but instead of making a new thread, does anyone know if the law 9 course is mandatory to own a handgun? I just did my regular safety course, and was thinking about doing my restricted course as well, but will not have time this year to do the law 9 course. Would I be able able to get my RPAL by just taking those two courses and not the law 9 for now? If so, that would mean I can not legally own a handgun, or if I could, I can not legally transport it back to my house, is that correct?

You can own a gun just not shoot it in Quebec till you have your Law 9

[Sugarkryptonite]

I personally... not a friend of a friend of some guy... I personally upgraded my freshly renewed PAL to an RPAL this year, I had renewed it I think around December and upgraded around May?. I think my PAL was roughly 5 months renewed when I sent in for my RPAL. They charged my credit card $20.
I am in Saskatchewan if it matters. Same expiry date as I had prior to the upgrade, it didn't add any extra time. Still expires in 4 years from now come December.

Perfect thank you!

You can own a gun just not shoot it in Quebec till you have your Law 9

Thanks for the response. EDIT: Apparently you cannot own a restricted without law 9.

Nop

Great thanks!

[Ced1942]

You can own a gun just not shoot it in Quebec till you have your Law 9

You can’t be member of any shooting club without your law 9. And you can’t aquire restricted firearm without being member of a shooting club. So no you can’t own restricted firearm without your law 9

Edit: this include everything to answer OP question and future question
https://www.fqtir.qc.ca/en/shooting/bill9-training.php