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I am a 30/m in Ontario and I am interested in the idea of having a weapon to use for sport and alternatively for protection. It could be a pistol and any kind of entry gun. I am not a gun enthusiast.
What are the laws like in Canada? What do I need to do? I have depression/anxiety on my heath records but no criminal record and I am treating my issues.
Is this something I should even be worried about? Should I look into something like non-lethal protection (ie. paintball guns) instead?
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>>34227350
Why the fuck can't you just google it
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For long rifles and shot guns you need what's Called a posesiton and aquasiton Licence or PAL for short. For hand guns and "tactical" rifles you'd need a Restircted PAL or RPAL for short. You need to take a safety course and send some papaerwork into the rcmp and wait. Google Gun safety classes for your area
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>>34227457
stfu... I am trying to figure out if it's even worth it in Canada.
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Apply for your RPAL, don't lie about anything on the form, they might request a doctors note for the anxiety/depression.
Then buy guns
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>>34227472
You'd have to get a licence and you cant use the gun for protection
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>>34227350
I made a video just for this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T37wdw1WP58
Be absolutely sure you don't lie about your past on it. They don't care that you had problems in the past as long as you can get an A-OK from your doctor now.
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