How can I get a prohibited license?

I am going to go out on a limb, and guess that you have not yet read the Newbie FAQ Section. The link is in my sigline below.
It took me many hours to write it, I hope you can find several minutes to read it.
Too Tall Dean,
Newbie Moderator
 
Suggest you do your course first, save up money, make friends with someone who CAN own it , buy one for HIM/HER and get them to let you shoot it once in a while.
That might work and i'm sure he'll/ she'll love you for the new present.

M.
 
Thad said:
Not true, your business must already have a prohib lic holder and all guns obtained by the business are registered into his name, and then transfered to the prohib customer. If you do not have a employee with a 12(6) you then are SOL.
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I think that you are right, I recently bought a 12(6) revolver from Wholesale in Saskatoon and all the prohibs are registered in the owner's name. I know him from the gun show circuit years before and he told me that they had to be registered in his name to have them in the store.
 
I doubt if you are even 18.
Did you get your .50 cal yet?

Everything you ask is easily found.
You want a $3000 pistol, a $1500 sniper rifle and now a prohib. ???
You also want to know where to order online so you don't have to be there in person???
Thats Redflag to me!
You haven't even looked at getting a PAL.
You got at least a 3-4 month wait before you see one...if you are lucky.(If you are even of age)

This isn't a honda civic forum.
 
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tootall said:
I am going to go out on a limb, and guess that you have not yet read the Newbie FAQ Section. The link is in my sigline below.
It took me many hours to write it, I hope you can find several minutes to read it.
Too Tall Dean,
Newbie Moderator
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+9999999

Excellent document, required reading. If you do nothing else, alex_m, read that before you even think of making another post.
 
+1000000. Reading your column saved me from having my face smell like as$ multiple times. I bet, if I had not read it, alex would look like a 40 year gunsmith right now compared to the questions I was gonna ask.
 
If you don't have access to a "prohibited" license, you can ask Barry Jensen at Bits of Pieces about extending a PPK barrel. He does this fairly routinely. My personal opinion is if you're going to do that, do it on a PP because it will look a little better.
 
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