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So I’ve received my first restricted firearm from a dealer. I have NOT received the registration certificate yet.
1.) Am I right in saying that it is NOT legal for me to transport this gun to the range until I have the registration certificate in my possession?
2.) When transporting the firearm do I need to carry a copy/original of the registration certificate?
Last edited by Alee; 01-12-2019 at 10:03 PM. Reason: Spelling
1) opinion will vary on this website. Registration number is on the transfert notice for all its worth. Best advice is to call CFC for an answer. I have, twice, and was told that I could the first time and that I couldn't the second time...
2) you should have your PAL and copy/original registration(s) of all restricted/prohib firearms you are carrying/using
Left wing, right wing, they belong to the same bird.
If you reside in ON you can transfer from home to range on your transfer permit.
:D STUPID is supposed to be fatal, but we spend countless resources to protect IDIOTS from being the cause of their own demise. Occasionally a ray of sunshine comes through an STUPID manages to do the job it was intended to do.
Has anyone gotten that in writing?Originally Posted by sixgun1
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Sadly most policing agencies do not know the law whether it be transporting firearms or ammunition. It's always better to error on the side of caution and go above and beyond what is required. Otherwise you could find yourself on the side of the road for an hour or worse....inside the station while they get their act together.
Thanks for that. Best to just wait it seems. I'll give them a call on monday to see if I can get it emailed to me.
The actual registration certificate cannot be emailed - it is a printed document.
Ah, guess i misinterpreted what someone told me previously. Thanks.
My expired Long Term ATT said this:
"The holder must be in possession of the Registration Certificate(s) for the firearm(s) being transported."
It's not illegal to not have your reg cert with you. It makes things easier in the unlikely situation you are asked to produce one though.
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