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Hi fellow shooters
Just received my restricted and now I'm looking at purchasing a restricted.
Have my eye on a few items here so do I just show up talk with the salesmen present my card and wait?
I noticed there is no other info on my card as others have mentioned in past posts.
All info is very much appreciated.
Cheers
http://www.gunownersofcanada.ca/show...l=1#post133475Quote:
Originally Posted by awndray
No more club sponsored LTATT's until Junior changes the law. Carry permit comes with the licence now. However, the part about being required to join a club just to own a restricted firearm is CPFO policy, not a law. May not apply in AB either, but it's required to shoot anyway.
Most clubs have a probationary period as well. Good time to try as many handguns on for size as you can before buying. Other club members will help you, including letting you try their stuff for the asking.
You should only be dealing with one salesman too.
I assume you're shopping in a reputable gun shop by the 'salesperson'? Join a gun club. Then go to your friendly neighbourhood gun shop, pull out your RPAL card and your wallet and say 'I'll take that one!'. They will verify your RPAL, then you lay down the coin, and they'll initiate the transfer. Give it a day, call the CFO's office for your province and give them the reference number provided to you by the store. Then they'll probably want a fax or scan of your club membership. Check back repeatedly until the transfer is approved (this time will vary depending on province. Out West it's not usually much more than a day or two). Request an e-mail with your transfer notification, print it out, it will serve as your temporary registration until the real paperwork shows up via snail mail. Take your printed off copy of the transfer notification to your gun shop, along with a lockable case and trigger lock. Pick up your gun, secure it and head home. At the current time, your RPAL card paired with a valid club membership is all you need to transport your restricted gun home from the store, to the range and back or to a gunsmith. The current Federal government is looking at changing that back to paperwork required in the future, so if you wait too long my advice will change slightly.....
Awndray's version of events is more for online sales or private purchases ;).
The term "hurry up and wait" will become familiar to you.
I cant add to the advice offered here other than to say, hurry up and wait.
Thanks for the helpful info gents.
Bought my first Restricted yesterday and with the help of the staff at CSC it all went smooth.....now I just have to wait.
Tell us! Tell us! What did you get?
Waiting on my first restricted purchase, ordered online March 1st. Called today March 14th to talk to the CFO and was told I didn't need to be put through to him as transfers usually take 10 business days or more. Wanted to make sure he got my range info last week. Seems like it's been months lol.
You guys have no idea how lucky you are. No LAW 9 to contend with. No getting permission from the police or what ever they are called. No absurd gun clubs and rules. My first restricted buy was way back in the 70s in Alberta. Bought it from a CPS officer who was also the firearms officer for the city. He took my drivers license and brought me the gun home that night with my FAC attached. The next one he was registering guns at the Calgary gun show and vouched for me to pay with a cheque for a Baby Browning and told the guy to just give the thing to me. He gave me a piece of paper and I went home and took it Monday to the RCMP and registered it. I wish for the old days sometimes.
I guess living in the middle of nowhere is a blessing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jkerrsy
Pay for a restricted Sunday afternoon at the LGS. Call the CFO monday morning and tell them I am flying home to the NWT Tuesday AM and TADA transfer done before I get off the phone.
Have only ever gotten one pi$$y lady on the phone that told me I shouldn't be calling in to complete the transfer. I then asked who was going to pay for the shipping if I couldn't take it with me THEN she clued in I was 2.5 hour flight from home.
Transfer went through on the 16th, she's in the mail now!
How are we Lucky? Sounds like now worst than the old days where.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kenwp
I live in NS, so everything old school. We have to be members of a gun club or no restricted transfers will be approved. No getting around it. I call to check on the transfers after 4 days because if I wait for the TAN that gets mailed to us, I be waiting week or 2 since I started the transfer. Than wait for firearm to shipped I normally will have the firearm for a week and half before I get the reg card from the CFC.
I once waited over a month for a transfer, than another 3 weeks later. CFO couldn't contact me to say the gun club I was a member of closed.
Thanks for the thread folks. As a restricted is my next purchase it was nice to see the steps all laid out.
My first restricted ordered last week.
Went to dealer, said I want that one.
They took photo copy of rpal and range license.
Said they would call when ready to pic up.
No pain no trouble.
I have a great dealer.
Del Selin in Vernon.