I have been researching the requirements needed to get CFO approval to become a licensed gunsmith and open a small business. I have been a machinist for 15 years and work on all my guns and often buy cheap broken guns that I fix.
I read the CFO only license you for a gunsmithing business if you have one of the three requirements :
1. take a in class gunsmith course (not a $700 online class) in a Country that classifies gunsmithing as a trade, like the USA.
2. get trained by a gunsmith by being a apprentice.
3. worked in the police or military as a armourer.
Does anyone know of a real in class practical hands on gunsmithing coarse in Ontario that would meet the requirements the cfo recognises...or a class in the usa within an hour of the can/usa border from Sarnia, windsor, or niagara falls.
Or does anyone know where I can become a gunsmith apprentice in Ontario? I am willing to work as a apprentice for cheap and my machinist experience and amateur gunsmithing history will make myself a asset as someones apprentice.
thsnks
I read the CFO only license you for a gunsmithing business if you have one of the three requirements :
1. take a in class gunsmith course (not a $700 online class) in a Country that classifies gunsmithing as a trade, like the USA.
2. get trained by a gunsmith by being a apprentice.
3. worked in the police or military as a armourer.
Does anyone know of a real in class practical hands on gunsmithing coarse in Ontario that would meet the requirements the cfo recognises...or a class in the usa within an hour of the can/usa border from Sarnia, windsor, or niagara falls.
Or does anyone know where I can become a gunsmith apprentice in Ontario? I am willing to work as a apprentice for cheap and my machinist experience and amateur gunsmithing history will make myself a asset as someones apprentice.
thsnks
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