finnly getting them

poncho08

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right now i live in fort st. john bc
last february i stoped at a gun store in edmonton asking about pal and the rpal and seen a nice .45 lc revolver and told the guy that to bad i didnt have my license to buy it. thats when he told me that i didnt need one to buy one just needed the coures to take it home. so i thought about it for i dont know 30 sec ok ill by it then that week i whent it and did the pal. after that teast i got a 20 ga moss for the fun of it 3 weeks after that i did the rpal witch again i past that and guss what ended up buying a DPMS bull sweet-16 witch i thought was realy sweet so fild out all the paper work mailed in all the papper work and waited and waited 2 months later a peace of paper comes in saying not every thing was filled out properly. thats when im like :mad: this sucks fill out the stuff i thought i did and sent it out again now in december i get my stuped card finly now ill be getting all my stuff saterday or monday all depending on DHL.and thats my story and im sticking to it!
 
yea that was some crazy leet speak. No wonder your form was rejected, you can barley put together a literate forum post, hah!

So please correct me because I must have read this gentleman's post wrong. He is saying that he purchased and took home a non-restricted and restricted firearm only by passing the pal and rpal exams, he did not have to wait for his application to be processed and approved?
 
I believe that if you read his post it says that the gun store owner allowed him to purchase the guns but did not allow them to leave the store. The paperwork that he filled out was to get the PAL/RPAL card after taking the courses. Then he had to wait for 2 months to get his card. Therefore, he now has his card and will be able to pick up the guns that he has purchased. This is the only possibility that makes any sense to me.

I do not believe that any firearm dealer would be crazy enough to let a firearm leave the store without the person having a PAL at a minimum.
 
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