Canadian (Restricted) firearms safety course.(RPAL) $100. Sept 8th. Minimum 12 persons required.

We cover all the required topics to assist you in completing both the 50 question multiple choice test & the practical hands on components Canadian restricted firearms safety course. Total class time 6 to 8 hours: (Depending on total class size).
You can then submit an application to the Canadian firearms program to obtain your Canadian restricted firearms licence. (RPAL). There is minimum waiting period of 45 days before processing begins on your application. The average processing time is 6-8 weeks (estimated) After the 45 day waiting period.

Note 1. (REQUIREMENT) Must be 18+ and either have a non restricted pal or have taken / passed the non-restricted pal course.
Note 2. Youth who have passed the non restricted course can sit in with a parent who is taking the restricted course as an FYI education session. Youth participants will have to take the class again once they turn 18 to apply for a restricted license of their own. This is free of charge for parents taking the restricted class as no paperwork / testing is required for the youth.

Date: 
Sunday, 2019, September 8
Times: 
8:00am to 2:00pm
Canadian (Restricted) firearms safety course.(RPAL) $100. Sept 8th. Minimum 12 persons required.

The course is available to persons 18+ & have a non restricted PAL or have successfully passed the non restricted PAL course.
The average class time is 6 hours. You are then required to successfully complete a 50 question multiple choice test. You require a written test score of 80% to qualify to take the practical test. The practical test will also require a score of 80% & take each student 10-15 minutes each to complete. Please be prepared for an 8 hour day. There is a mandatory 45 day waiting period once you submit your RPAL application & The average processing time to get your RPAL is 10 weeks from the time your application is sent.
Youth students who successfully complete the non restricted course with a parent or guardian can sit in on the Restricted class with a parent as a "safety session" Youth members will still need to take the class/test to apply for an RPAL when they turn 18.