canadian firearm possession & acquisition (PAL) licenses
WHAT IS A PAL?
Non-Restricted PAL
Non-Restricted PAL
In order for Canadians to own (or borrow) firearm or purchase ammunition they must hold a Possession and Acquisition License (PAL). There are two categories new PALs are issued under. The categories define the type of firearms the user is allowed to purchase and use.
Non-Restricted PAL
Non-Restricted PAL
Non-Restricted PAL
If you hold a non-restricted possession and acquisition license you can own firearms that are generally used for hunting, These firearms are primarily longer in length (i.e. shotguns and certain rifles). Non-restricted PAL holders can also purchase ammunition.
Restricted (RPAL)
Non-Restricted PAL
Restricted (RPAL)
In addition to hunting-style firearms, individuals with a restricted possession and acquisition license can purchase handguns and certain other restricted that are permitted in Canada.
COURSES and FEES
CANADIAN FIREARM SAFETY COURSES
Fees include training kit (course reports and study material)
Non-Restricted PAL
This 8-hour course allows a novice to get their non-restricted firearms license. It is specifically designed to progress at a reasonable pace and allow someone with limited or no prior firearms experience to successfully pass the government approved tests (taken the same day).
Restricted PAL (RPAL)
This 6-hour add-on course allows the enthusiast to upgrade their non-restricted license to include restricted firearms (handguns and some military-looking firearms.) This can be taken immediately after passing the Non-Restricted Canadian Firearms Safety Course so that you can apply for both classifications at the same time.
COMBO PACKAGE
SAVE $75!
This combo package includes registration in both the Non-Restricted and Restricted courses when purchased at the same time.
IMPORTANT - Certain material in the study manual may not be reviewed in-class however ALL material may be on the exam. It is the student's responsibility to read the study manual prior to attending class. Individuals who do not pass the written or practical exam must re-take the course, pending course availability and applicable fees. There is a $50 re-booking service fee to re-register for any course.