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Maybe you should think about parking your bike and your cage. Until you have matured and are able to handle the responsibility that goes along with owning such things. If you can't pay the toll don't use the road.

I left bell about a tear ago and went with Telus. They are way better than bell. You can negotiate with them as mentioned.

You can check the status of your application here hXXp://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/cfp-pcaf/online_en-ligne/app_dem-eng.htm Your ATT will depend on how often and how fast your club submits applications.

I would be having a talk with your club secretary if I was you.

It's actually an Ontario policy to complete the course. SOme clubs take it real serious. All day in class course along with having to shoot a certain amount of targets. Others just do a 1.5 - 2 hour refresher and walk around the range to get familiar with it.

Sorry but you are wrong. You do not need to be on a team or compete. I am not a competative shooter and have never been one. I am as you say a recreational shooter. My ATT states from residence to any approved range in Ontario. The same goes for the rest of the recreational shooters that I know...

I am currently a member of 2 clubs. My ATT was issued by one. My ATT is good for any approved range in Ontario.

You can get one without belonging to a club, but it is a tough fight. In some provinces you have to be a member of a club and be issued an ATT before you can even purchase a restricted firearm. You can also get a temporary ATT by fax or email. Usually within a couple of hours if needed. The...

maybe he was on the phone with the police describing what he was witnessing.

You will get varying opinions on the above as the laws are poorly writen and open to interpretation. I will asume you are speaking about restricted firearms. If you store them in a cabinet (like the tin stack ons) you will require they be trigger locked. If storing them in a "safe" they do not...

lol, they are like tattoos. You can't stop at one. I bought a 14 gun safe thinking I would have lots of room for future purchases. I have had my RPAL for almost 2 years and my safe is full. I belong to an indoor range so I ride in the summer and shoot in the winter. Great stress relief either way.

wow. Those are awsome.

Why not get both? I have a few pistols in .22LR, for those days I feel like letting off steam at the range. You can't beat 525 rounds for 22 bucks.

They are real nice and the newer ones come with the tactical rail on the bottom. I was going to get one until I handled one. I have big hands and it did not feel right. Looked awsome but was just too small for my hands. I went with a NP28 (1911 in 9mm) instead. Feels great and shoots even better.

If you like the p226 you can get a norinco NP226 (copy of the sig) for about 350.00 cdn. They are well made and parts are interchangable with the sigs. So getting extra mags, springs, new slide and such is not problem if needed down the road. I would check out Marstar or cedar Valley hunting...

I ride an 86 FJ1200 that Starts up quick and still goes like snot. A friend of mine has a 2009 FJR1300. Very nice bike. Much more comforatable than my 1200. 20 years of innovation will do that. It has heated grips, ABS, push button adjustable wind screen. Pretty sure he said they were all...

I can't speak for the medical field but I do happen to work with a lot of foreign-trained professionals (veterinarians) who have recently come to Canada. The reason they end up "driving cabs" or any other choice of crappy job is that they have to prove they are up to our standards. This is done...

You are correct. All that needs to take place is for there to be no forward momentum. The problem is if their is a cop sitting at the opposite corner. How is he to know/see if you actually had no forward momentum? So people can do this others can't. Why take the chance. Drop your foot for 1 or 2...

until it is you who is the one facing the 72 hours of no freedom.

Every club is different. Some sell shares so they are much more expensive and harder to find, but you end up owning a piece of the club. Others have a yearly fee. Silverdale is 240.00 and the range safety course is free. Other clubs charge for the safety course. There is also a club in...