ATT for what？

It's an individual club policy. Our club you have to have a short orientation for the various ranges including the rules and range commands, and you have to prove you can safely handle a firearm
 
buckbrush said:
none of this is in the Firearms act that I can find so perhaps it is Club driven. What does the CSSA have to say about this, they are Ontario based.
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There is a ton of CFO crap not in the FA!

You're not new here! :p

This may not be CFO policy, but it is typical around here.

This is policy at every range I looked into in Southern Ontario, like I said before.

Burlington
Pinecrest
Welland
Silverdale
The Grange

All have probationary shoots.
 
Bg2xbq said:
The club only can help us to apply the ATT after we finished 6 probationary shooting. So I can't carry my pistol to my club to do that.

But club doesn't offer any pistol in range and range office doesn't carry any firearm to the range. The only way we can do it just borrow a pistol from members that come to the range.

That's the confused part.

I will always carry a whatever .22 lr pistol with me in the future to see anyone need to borrow.
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This Club is ####ed or you are confused. How are they to know that you shot if it's not a coordinated probationary shoot? They're the administrators of the ATT's not the individual member .. well at least that's how my club does it and it works quite well. I don't understand this 'help' you get an ATT after the Shoots.
 
Bart212 said:
This Club is f**ked or you are confused. How are they to know that you shot if it's not a coordinated probationary shoot? They're the administrators of the ATT's not the individual member .. well at least that's how my club does it and it works quite well. I don't understand this 'help' you get an ATT after the Shoots.
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I think he means that without being a full fledged member the club will not apply for the LTATT on his behalf. Which is generally not attainable in Ontario otherwise.

It sounds like he's just required to show up and shoot with someone, anyone, and maybe get a form signed??? I'm just guessing, I don't know that to be fact.
 
Polar Man said:
In NS you cannot shoot on crown land unless hunting. They do have DNR free and unsupervised ranges throughout the province but still a stupid rule.
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Thank you for clarifying!

ZeroZero3 said:
Not that I know, Qc is like that I think.
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You would think someone that lives there and owns guns should know this? :eek:

Especially when you are telling others to move there.

IMHO this policy is as dumb if not worse!
 
I only shot at the range or when I wear orange and something legal end up in front of my barrel. I don't mention regulation unless I am 100% sure of it so yeah thanks to Polar Man for clarification.
 
The Ontario Club I belong to is quite progressive(can I use that word here?) in their policies and generally do think of you as a responsible adult. ;)

There is a 1yr probationary period during which a new member must perform 12 shoots. Both of these components must be met to become a full member. However, the club will get you an ATT right away.
 
kps1911 said:
The Ontario Club I belong to is quite progressive(can I use that word here?) in their policies and generally do think of you as a responsible adult. ;)

There is a 1yr probationary period during which a new member must perform 12 shoots. Both of these components must be met to become a full member. However, the club will get you an ATT right away.
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One year probationary period! :eek:

That is a little messed up I will admit.

Also, just so it is clear these probationary shoots are only for restricteds, and to obtain an ATT.
 
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