ATT's what you need to know
- Thread starter Slavex
- Start date
- Location
- New Brunswick
I've have to respectfully agree. If there were information for NB, it was lost in those (now) 55 pages
In BC you need a STATT to bring home a new restricted.
Even if you already have LTATT.
cool eh?
Hey, I searched for the information, but couldn't find exactly what I was looking for. My friend just purchased a new pistol (his first ever) and has applied for his LTATT, but it will mostly likely be 2 months before he receives it the way things are going now.
Would you happen to know if I would be able to transfer the firearm under my LTATT with him in the vehicle? He just wants to go out an shoot it at my club. I appreciate any help you can provide.
Would you happen to know if I would be able to transfer the firearm under my LTATT with him in the vehicle? He just wants to go out an shoot it at my club. I appreciate any help you can provide.
- Location
- On a resonably direct route in NS
Read the conditions on your ATT (both pages/sides). Does it list the Registration Certificate numbers of the guns you own? Does it say it covers all fire-arms registered to your address? Does it say it covers fire-arms for which you are in possession of the Certificate for?
Those are the three common situations; only in the last case could you transport someone else's hand-gun and still be in compliance. You have his gun, you have his Cert., all is good.
There's a slight hitch in that you are likely only supposed to transport between your listed home address (not his address) and an approved range. To be 100% legal you would need to store them at your place until he gets his papers in order, and for that you'd call the CFO and request a one-time ATT from his place to yours because you're borrowing them.
Convoluted? You betcha.
Minor considerations would be policies of your Club regarding guests and invitations and so on.
faxed mine in a week ago, got it today
anyone know what the restricted transfer time is in BC right now?
my LTATT just says
____________________________________
Reason Raison
Other
Transport to and from all approved ranges, licenced gunsmiths and border
crossings in the province of Alberta
___________________________________
Transport ofthe restricted ñrearm(s) andfor prohibited handgun(s) is authorized to
and from the shooting range that has been approved under Section 29(2) of the
Firearms Act as indicated on this Authorization to Transport for the purpose of
target practice and target shooting competitions.
Firearms must be transported by a route that, in circumstances, is reasonably
direct.
The holder must be in possession ofa valid Firearms Licence or Firearms
Acquisition Certiiicate.
The transportation of the ñrearm(s) must be in accordance with the Storage,
Display, Transportation and Handling of Firearms by Individuals Regulations.
The holder must be a member in good standing of an approved shooting club or,
the guest of a member of an approved shooting club.
__________________________________________
Doesn't have the serial number or make of my firearm, although i just have one restricted.
Does this mean if i had more than one restricted i can transport them all?
____________________________________
Reason Raison
Other
Transport to and from all approved ranges, licenced gunsmiths and border
crossings in the province of Alberta
___________________________________
Transport ofthe restricted ñrearm(s) andfor prohibited handgun(s) is authorized to
and from the shooting range that has been approved under Section 29(2) of the
Firearms Act as indicated on this Authorization to Transport for the purpose of
target practice and target shooting competitions.
Firearms must be transported by a route that, in circumstances, is reasonably
direct.
The holder must be in possession ofa valid Firearms Licence or Firearms
Acquisition Certiiicate.
The transportation of the ñrearm(s) must be in accordance with the Storage,
Display, Transportation and Handling of Firearms by Individuals Regulations.
The holder must be a member in good standing of an approved shooting club or,
the guest of a member of an approved shooting club.
__________________________________________
Doesn't have the serial number or make of my firearm, although i just have one restricted.
Does this mean if i had more than one restricted i can transport them all?
- Location
- New Brunswick
Can anyone give me a ball park figure the delay in applying for a long term ATT, in New Brunswick, and receiving it?
Say from the time its received by the CFO.
Say from the time its received by the CFO.
i guess we just get them by default (jk)
- Location
- South Okanagan, BC
I called the BC CFO Monday to get my LTATT. The gal informed me that I needed a range membership first, but said she would start the application and said to just email a scan of a range membership in once I purchased one. I got that taken care of yesterday, and emailed a copy in to the BC CFO. They sent me back a BC province wide LTATT about an hour later.
- Location
- South Okanagan, BC
I called the number on the first page of this thread (1-800-731-4000) on the first info about BC. The gal there transferred me to the BC CFO. I waited about 20 minutes on hold before talking to someone who initiated my BC LTATT.
Thanks trikebubble, I have one more question that I was going to phone the CFC about but I'll probably get a quicker answer here. On my application form in Personal Informaton the very last box, in Residential Address asks for Effective Date. It also asks for Effective Date in the last box of Mailing Address. I'm thinking they want to know how long I've been at these address' but I don't want to fill it in wrong.
- Location
- South Okanagan, BC
If you are able to speak with someone at the BC CFO, you won't have to fill out the form, they will just take the information over the phone.
