LTATT Question

[canadiansurvivor]

Hi there guys, I just got my first LTATT for my restricteds and to be quite honest it was pretty smooth. Im approved for all ranges, clubs, gunsmiths in the Yukon and BC.

So I got an email with my LTATT attached, and excuse the lieberal brainwashing but I am wondering if there are any more hoops to jump through or if I just print it out and drive to the range with my restricteds whenever I want to go shoot. Do I need to notify the range (I am a member there) ?

Basically, am I all good now?

 

[romurra]

All good to go.

Remember to take your registration certificates with you as well.

I like to toss an rcmp safe storage/ transport brochure in with my other paperwork (you can print it off from the web if you don't have one). It may prove useful in a conversation with any member of law enforcement not perfectly familiar with the regs I may encounter. You know, just in case . . . .

 

[Avenida]

excellent idea.

All good to go.

Remember to take your registration certificates with you as well.

I like to toss an rcmp safe storage/ transport brochure in with my other paperwork (you can print it off from the web if you don't have one). It may prove useful in a conversation with any member of law enforcement not perfectly familiar with the regs I may encounter. You know, just in case . . . .

 

[6MT]

All good to go.

Remember to take your registration certificates with you as well.

I like to toss an rcmp safe storage/ transport brochure in with my other paperwork (you can print it off from the web if you don't have one). It may prove useful in a conversation with any member of law enforcement not perfectly familiar with the regs I may encounter. You know, just in case . . . .

outstanding idea!

 

[dan belisle]

Surprised you got the gunsmiths included, they're trying to eliminate that due to all the drive by shootings and bank robberies on the way to the gunsmiths'. Very dangerous you know. - dan

 

[canadiansurvivor]

All good to go.

Remember to take your registration certificates with you as well.

I like to toss an rcmp safe storage/ transport brochure in with my other paperwork (you can print it off from the web if you don't have one). It may prove useful in a conversation with any member of law enforcement not perfectly familiar with the regs I may encounter. You know, just in case . . . .

Great, thanks for clarifying.

And indeed that is a good idea, I printed one out already for my gun safe to keep in there, but haven't ever bothered bringing one when I go shooting. Will do from now on out.

CS

 

[tomo333]

I print one of everything for each bag, case etc. plus keep one in my vehicle . Then there is no chance of an oops! I also have a copy of the RCMP take on magazines re:LAR mags.