You have obtained your firearms license and have just purchased your first non-restricted firearm and want to know how you can legally store it.
In a nutshell, you have three storage options available to you. It is important to note that regardless of which method you choose to employ when storing your firearm they must always be unloaded.
The three methods are as follows:
7,520 total views, 10 today
A friend of mine was having some issues with his pump action shotgun when we were hunting in the marshlands of Ladner BC. The shell latch would fail which would cause a double feed in the shotgun essentially jamming the action open and rendering fire firearm inoperable. He explained to me that this was happening on a regular basis and that he would have to use his knife or a stick to pry the round out.
I showed him a simple stoppage clearance drill that we commonly teach on our shotgun courses.
3,661 total views, 3 today
Obtaining a firearms license in Canada is not as daunting of a task as some may lead you to believe, it does however require that you have some basic firear...
In Canada, we have 3 major classifications of firearms namely Non-Restricted, Restricted and Prohibited. Let’s talk a bit about each. Non-Restricted: ...
You have obtained your firearms license and have just purchased your first non-restricted firearm and want to know how you can legally store it. In a nut...
As discussed in a previous post, if you wish to obtain a Canadian firearm license (PAL) you must first successfully complete the Canadian Firearms Safety Co...
A friend of mine was having some issues with his pump action shotgun when we were hunting in the marshlands of Ladner BC. The shell latch would fail which...
© 2012 Firearms Canada. All Rights Reserved.
