PAL Question???

[Jonas111]

I am not sure if this should post here but I thought I would give it a try.

I moved from Ontario a number of years ago to BC and I took my hunters safety course in Ontario in the 1990's. The certificate allowed me to obtain my BC hunters number but I have never tried to get a PAL.

My question is, will that hunter safety course in Ontario be enough for the government to give me my PAL.

Thanks in advance.

[Caveman]

The Core program gets you your Hunter # and the PAL course it a seperate exam. Unless your course covered the subject and shows you passed the federal firearms course you will have to at the very least challenge the exam

[Steeleco]

If you did the training in 1990 then I'd say NO. The current set of regulations were implemented in 1998. You've obviously got the know how, find an instructor and challenge the test.

[Ruger4]

nope.......

I have a number for you , you can challenge the test for $20 I think.
I have the book from when wife did the course , your welcome to it for a quick review if you like, no charge :wink:

[M@B]

you'll have to take the PAL. but it's idiotically easy, don't worry about it.

[Ruger4]

idiotically easy
:confused::mrgreen:................

[Jonas111]

:confused::mrgreen:................


I think Ruger thinks I must be an idiot then.

Thanks for the help guys. I think I am going to read the book and challenge it just to be safe and get it over with.

[ruger#1]

No I don't, You should pass it easily.

[Mountain Man]

I am not sure if this should post here but I thought I would give it a try.

I moved from Ontario a number of years ago to BC and I took my hunters safety course in Ontario in the 1990's. The certificate allowed me to obtain my BC hunters number but I have never tried to get a PAL.

My question is, will that hunter safety course in Ontario be enough for the government to give me my PAL.

Thanks in advance.

No you need your PAL !!!
Call me and I will give you some phone numbers !

[Mountain Man]

I am not sure if this should post here but I thought I would give it a try.

I moved from Ontario a number of years ago to BC and I took my hunters safety course in Ontario in the 1990's. The certificate allowed me to obtain my BC hunters number but I have never tried to get a PAL.

My question is, will that hunter safety course in Ontario be enough for the government to give me my PAL.

Thanks in advance.

I think Jesus used the same book as Rugar ! Ill get you a book thats not written on stone ! :wink:

[dog812]

If you want to save some cash and just challenge your firearms or hunting licenses. Here are the things to read.

Canadian Firearms Safety Non - Restricted Manual (http://www.fsesoi.org/images/stories/pdfs/cfscmanual_e_non-restricted_2008_greyscale_version.pdf)

Canadian Firearms Safety Restricted Manual (http://www.fsesoi.org/images/stories/pdfs/crfscmanual_e_restricted_2008_greyscale_version.pd f)

C.O.R.E. The Conservation and Outdoor Recreation Education Manual 2002 (http://www.silvercore.ca/core_02.pdf)

C.O.R.E. Review Test (http://www.silvercore.ca/Silvercore_CORE_review_test.pdf)

C.O.R.E. Study notes (http://www.silvercore.ca/core_study_notes.pdf)

2010 - 2012 Synopsis (http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/fw/wildlife/hunting/regulations/1012/docs/Hunting-TrappingSynopsis_1012.pdf)

[Jonas111]

No I don't, You should pass it easily.

I always wanted to know if you (Ruger#1) and Ruger4 are brothers. I've seen both of you posting and thought you were the same person.

[Jonas111]

I think Jesus used the same book as Rugar ! Ill get you a book thats not written on stone ! :wink:

Good idea. Have you seen his reseeding hair line. He's going to bald before we know it.

I will try and stop by tomorrow. Both my brothers are out of town which makes me extremely busy.