Restricted membership at more than one range?

[chaslavk]

Is it possible to get ATT for two clubs in Ontario.
My current club, Colby in Waterloo, prohibited use of steel cored and steel jacketed ammo which rules out use of my TT33 which is my primery shooter right now because it is cheapest centerfire ammo.

Cheers.

 

[browning nb]

Yes you can as long as it is an approved range.

 

[bigguy1]

Your ATT should state it is good for any approved range in Ontario. You can join another club and would not require another ATT.

 

[schultzie]

My att is good from my house to any approved range or certified gunsmith.

 

[mlehtovaara]

It is as simple as joining a new club. If you already have an ATT at your old club then your good to go, and hopefully they won't make you do any of the BS safety classes or prohin shoots.

I know Silverdale let me join and shoot right away. No BS, and they didn't care who my ATT was from as long as I had it, which they confirmed. Later I switched over my ATT to Silverdale but that's just cuz I like em better and spend more time there.

 

[condomboy]

I don't see what the issue is, does your TT33 not shoot FMJ that are a brass encased lead bullet?

 

[maliboy67]

I would think it would be cheaper to shoot non steel jacketed ammo than pay another club fee just so you can use the surplus stuff.

 

[BCRider]

I'm a member at two clubs with ranges. When I joined the second one I mentioned it to the nice lady at the CFC the next time I did a transfer. She added the second club to my info. Now I can mention either club as my ATT club and it is fine.

 

[chaslavk]

Well then I guess it is not a big problem, I'll start looking for another range.
Thanks for your responses.