Firearms Safety Courses

Firearms Safety Courses Made Easy

No firearms experience required, no prerequisites, no hassle

  • Canadian Firearms Safety Course (CFSC - PAL)

    Every Saturday starting 8am

    If you are interested in taking the course but your schedule interfere with our Saturday "regular" course, give us a call, we may be able to accomodate you

    First-time firearms licence applicants must pass the Canadian Firearms Safety Course before applying for a Possession and Acquisition Licence or PAL. After the 8 hours in-class instruction, you will do a written and practical test. The written test consists of a mix of true and false and multiple choices questions with an 80% passing mark. For the practical test we're using the same disabled firearms used in class for demonstration and practice. All classes start at 8am.

    Anyone 12 years or older can take the CFSC. To get a Minor's Licence to borrow and use non-restricted firearms, the minor must be between 12 and 17 years old. Before registering for the course we require a consent letter from a minor's guardians or parents.

    After successful completion of the course you can follow the link to apply for a firearms license (PAL).

    Course fee $189

    For inquiries and availability call 778-608-2372

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    Office address 7088 191 St, Surrey

  • Canadian Restricted Firearms Safety Course (CRFSC - RPAL)

    Every Sunday starting 8am

    If you are interested in taking the course but your schedule interfere with our Sunday "regular" course, give us a call, we may be able to accomodate you

    Anyone wanting to acquire restricted firearms must also take the Canadian Restricted Firearms Safety Course and pass the written and practical tests.

    If you are interested in becoming involved in competitive shooting, or for work, or buy or rent a restricted firearms, you are in the right place. This half day course built following RCMP guidelines will allow you to upgrade your firearms license to include restricted firearms.

    Course fee $126 (only $99 if combined with CFSC course and taken the same weekend)

    For inquiries and availability call 778-608-2372

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    Office address 7088 191 St, Surrey

  • Conservation and Outdoor Recreation Education (CORE)

    Tests any day of the week, call 778 608 2673 (778 608 CORE) to book an appointment

    The Conservation and Outdoor Recreation Education (CORE) program is British Columbia’s hunter education program. The program ensures you have the basic knowledge and skill requirements for safe and ethical participation in hunting. The successful completion of the program is required for B.C. residents age 10 or older who wish to obtain a B.C. Fish & Wildlife ID and hunting credentials, both of which are required to get a B.C resident hunting licence. Course is 16 hours long.

    Course (include tests) fee $294
    Written and practical test fee $60 (only $30 if you can present a copy of the CFSC report)
    Written test only fee $30

    For inquiries and availability call 778-608-2673

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    Office address 7088 191 St, Surrey.

Firearms License

A firearms licence shows that the licence holder can possess and use firearms.

A registration certificate identifies a firearm and links the firearm to its owner. You need a registration certificate for restricted and prohibited firearms.

Usually if you are in possession of a firearm, you need a licence even if you are not the owner and never handle the firearm.

If a peace officer finds that you have a firearm without a valid licence, you risk penalties. To reduce that risk, you should apply for a licence as quickly as possible. You need a firearms licence to be able to register any restricted or prohibited firearms. If you already have a licence, please register any restricted and prohibited firearms.

The Possession and Acquisition Licence (PAL) is the only licence currently available to new applicants. It is renewable every five years. As a general rule, applicants must have passed the Canadian Firearms Safety Course.

When renewing a PAL with the same privileges, you do not need to resend your training information. But if you want a licence with new or different privileges, you must prove that you have successfully completed the proper training for that type of licence.

From RCMP website