Looking for Apprentice Gunsmith who wants a career in gun making.

[alberta tactical rifle]

We are looking for someone who has strong interest in firearms, specifically rifles who wants a career in gun making.
We are willing to invest the time in the right person.

Prerequisites are, experience running manual lathes and mills is a must as well as current RPAL, able to be bonded, and pass security checks.
Must be able to follow protocols and be very detail oriented.
This is a full time position Monday to Friday.
We offer generous remuneration and benefits.

Please email resume or questions to info@albertatacticalrifle.com

PMs will not be responded to.

In transparency I want to point out that Gunsmithing is not an indentured trade in Canada, so I use the word "apprentice" loosely.
The closest Red Seal trade ticket we can get a person is Journeyman machinist with an apprenticeship with SAIT being a possibility to the right individual.
The successful candidate will learn how to build a rifle from raw components as well as repair, modification etc.

 

[ThatM305Guy]

This has been literally my dream since I decided to become a machinist. Almost entirely manual since I got into the trade.
Are you guys scrictly accepting resumes via email or will you take a walk in?

 

[alberta tactical rifle]

This has been literally my dream since I decided to become a machinist. Almost entirely manual since I got into the trade.
Are you guys scrictly accepting resumes via email or will you take a walk in?

If you are local certainly, just please call me to make sure I am in.

 

[alberta tactical rifle]

I've always wanted to get involved in gunsmithing. Sadly I've absolutely no experience whatsoever. What would be the first step I take? I assume milling courses at a post-secondary institute?

Yes having general machinist skills would be a good start.

 

[Z06corvette]

Rick, is there a closing date on this posting?

 

[caver77]

Awesome opportunity!