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When you buy a restricted firearm in Ontario, the retailer will typically ask you what club you belong to. You can answer with the club you intend to join. The transfer may or may not be questioned. Silvercore method has been used in Ontario but I think that method is dead ended now You will...

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Yeah- I am feeling kind of the same way. The very positive nature of this forum seems to be shifting as well.

From what I understand, the ATT will not be going away, it may just be mererly taking the form of a condition attached to a license- but I am not sure, maybe someone else has some comments regarding this? I believe the law is set up this way already;

Authorizations to Transport Restricted Firearms and Prohibited Firearms Regulations SOR/98-206 ATT's are covered by a specific regulation, not the Storage display and transport regs. Hey, like I said-Go try to get an ATT in Ontario with out belonging to a club or taking the so called "ATT"...

Well actually the course is specified by the CFO' office- -From the form submitted by clubs to the ministry

Also- there is regulation that requires safety training for range use; This can be simple or more involved but it required whether a ATT is needed or not. Also;

Sure OK-This is not done by most clubs , just so they can push more paper and volunteer more hours or suffer abuse by members- It is done by request of the Ontario CFO- Go try to get an ATT in Ontario with out belonging to a club or taking the so called "ATT" Course. The CFO has made this a...

Hey I am just talking about the club ATTs that I see being sent in, not including the course etc, just from when they are sent in to when they come back.

Ontario requires that you take a club level "ATT" course- most other provinces don't I think. After the club secretary verifies you have junped all the hoops it usually is just a matter of the club submitting your name on a form.The ATT is returned from Orillia electronically most cases - This...

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