Is it worth it to get the restricted license to get handguns
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jmichelin84
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Big Land, nL
I say get you're our rpal get your brothers your sisters your son's your daughters your wife or husband not judging don't know anyone's situation and anyone that you know get them to get there or rpal just so the just so the numbers up
I've been shooting for over 42 years, and the one thing I have noticed is my interests have changed throughout the years. For a while I was only interested in plinking, then I became interested in hunting, a few years later I started shooting Service Rifle and Service Sniper Competitions. A few year later because I was in an area where 25-50 meter ranges were the rule, I got into IPSC for 10 years, change of location I got into 3 gun and World War 2 re-enacting. These days because of age, I shoot Cowboy Action because I don't have to move as far or fast as I did 30 years ago. Shooting is a addictive sport, but as your circumstances change so will your interests. Get an RPAL and buy at least 1 handgun, you won't regret it.
You bet!!!
If all gun owners also had their restricted we would all have much more weight/pull when the antis start shaking their pitch forks...power in numbers instead of this (fudd approved) divide and conquer BS.
Currently it is about 1/4 of legal gun owners have their restricted licence.
If all gun owners also had their restricted we would all have much more weight/pull when the antis start shaking their pitch forks...power in numbers instead of this (fudd approved) divide and conquer BS.
Currently it is about 1/4 of legal gun owners have their restricted licence.
BigBeaverBoomStix
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Toronto North
Having an RPAL is......awesome!!!!
You get to handle all the toys in the sandbox, it's just so much fun to goto a gun shop and be able to look and buy everything. While the regular PAL holder can't even touch the AR or pistol you're fondling at the counter. Lol
Most of all it's about adding to the numbers, and strengthening our position. Once the restricted guns are banned, in whatever manner, they'll simply move the bar lower, until it's just .22lr, and .12 gauge., in the rural countryside, like England.
You get to handle all the toys in the sandbox, it's just so much fun to goto a gun shop and be able to look and buy everything. While the regular PAL holder can't even touch the AR or pistol you're fondling at the counter. Lol
Most of all it's about adding to the numbers, and strengthening our position. Once the restricted guns are banned, in whatever manner, they'll simply move the bar lower, until it's just .22lr, and .12 gauge., in the rural countryside, like England.
- Location
- West Quebec
That's what I call a dedicated sportsman..Congrats
I've always been of the opinion that any time there's an opportunity to get another qualification - dosen't matter if you are going to use it or not you should get it. I've had an opportunity when I still worked to get a class 1 driver's license and I took it. Never used it but I have it. I took every course I could at work and I'm glad I did.
Get all the qualifications when you can, while you can. You just never know what the future holds. If there's another Liberal majority (God Forbid) and they decide that all RPALs will now be grandfathered and there will be no more issued, you'll be glad you did.
Get all the qualifications when you can, while you can. You just never know what the future holds. If there's another Liberal majority (God Forbid) and they decide that all RPALs will now be grandfathered and there will be no more issued, you'll be glad you did.
calvin in keoma
Regular
It's absolutely worth it.
A Big 10-4 to acquiring your RPAL! Not only for the miles of smiles hand gunning brings, better than skeet for competition I find and the middle finger salute to Government is satisfying also. Just to let them know we are here and vote......
