CanAm said:Just tell them a club. They won't ask for proof. It is the CFO that asks, not the dealer.
matt.hack said:the Club will apply for the ATT for you, or you can apply for it yourself
you must be a club member to obtain an ATT (other than the temp one you use to take the pistol home)
Smoothbore said:OK, I get it. CFO not the dealer.
Now, does the BC CFO need proof of club memebership to put the transfer through?
Basically, I want to buy a pistol and then join a club.
Just wondering if this is possible in BC or do I have to do it the other way around?
This is my first restricted transfer, can you tell?![]()
Yes, in BC you apply for your own unlike Ontario. However, mine says nothing about having my club membership card with me. I can go to any club with only the ATT and registration.BEARMAN said:In B.C. you apply for your own ATT and when you get it , it says you have to have a current valid club membership card with you...
If you had read the post more thoroughly you would have seen the poster was asking who in B.C had bought from Marstar.Ontario restricted shooters don't have it any rougher than anywhere else in the country. You should get your facts straight before you post.pitdogboy said:I bet the poster is in ONT...They have it rough out there.



























