Leaving Canada

[Newbie2019]

Hello Members,

I have a RPAL, NRPAL that is due for renewal in October.
Owner of 2 handguns and a shotgun.
I am leaving Canada next month.

What are my options to give up guns and the license?

Please advise. Appreciate all responses in advance.

Thanks,
Newbie 2019

[Uncle Leo]

There is no reason to give up your licence. Just don't renew it.
Sell the shotgun here or the other common places.
Businesses can still buy restricted items.
Maybe a gun range near you needs a couple range guns?
Of course you won't get anything near what they are worth.

[Big-Boss-Man]

why can't you take them with you?


are you leaving for good, if not why can't you ask a licensed friend to hold them for you until you return?

[Aniest]

Depends on where you are going I suppose.

If you are going to New Zealand, you might be screwed: best to sell the shotgun here and try to get the handguns to a gun store or range somehow.

if you are going to the USA or even some other parts of the world: you may be able to import them if they are worth it to you (sentimental or cash value), and sell the shotgun unless it to has value.

[RELOAD]

To ensure these weapons are safely and permanently removed from our communities they must be surrendered to the Gov without delay.

[Waterloomike]

Donate the guns to CUSF. I gave them 2. Canadian University Shooting Federation.

[3MTA3]

Sell them to gang bangers - they are more trustworthy than the Liberals or Turdou

[CLW .45]

To ensure these weapons are safely and permanently removed from our communities they must be surrendered to the Gov without delay.

Do not say such things, even in jest!

[Brad]

If you are forced to surrender a firearm, strip it to the receiver and send that in only

[stevebc]

If you are forced to surrender a firearm, strip it to the receiver and send that in only

After beating the receiver into a useless hunk of scrap metal.

[Fasteddie01]

As Uncle Leo said, SELL 'EM ! ! Don't consider the "Gov" option !