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r/canadaguns • u/[deleted] • May 14 '26
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Good Luck you won’t get that gun approved by the CFO. Even though you have the exemption letter. That’s not a pistol used in competitions.
1 u/Any-Rip-9727 May 14 '26 Big if true 2 u/PomegranateAncient25 May 14 '26 Exactly. The exemption letter comes from the SFC not a provincial body (BC or Ont) and requires proof of training, competition results, membership at a club etc. Nothing the OP posted rings true. But it’s nice to have dreams. 8 u/Hot_Cheesecake_905 May 14 '26 BC Target Association is apparently issuing exemption letters, where as Ontario and other provinces likely need to go through SFC. https://bctsa.bc.ca/Handgun-Exemption 5 u/Eyeronick May 15 '26 The real question is what's Alberta going to do... I'd be interested in pursuing this. 1 u/PomegranateAncient25 May 14 '26 Interesting. Although I would believe their requirements are similar to SFC. Not just a promise to use the pistol appropriately lol.
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Big if true
2 u/PomegranateAncient25 May 14 '26 Exactly. The exemption letter comes from the SFC not a provincial body (BC or Ont) and requires proof of training, competition results, membership at a club etc. Nothing the OP posted rings true. But it’s nice to have dreams. 8 u/Hot_Cheesecake_905 May 14 '26 BC Target Association is apparently issuing exemption letters, where as Ontario and other provinces likely need to go through SFC. https://bctsa.bc.ca/Handgun-Exemption 5 u/Eyeronick May 15 '26 The real question is what's Alberta going to do... I'd be interested in pursuing this. 1 u/PomegranateAncient25 May 14 '26 Interesting. Although I would believe their requirements are similar to SFC. Not just a promise to use the pistol appropriately lol.
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Exactly. The exemption letter comes from the SFC not a provincial body (BC or Ont) and requires proof of training, competition results, membership at a club etc. Nothing the OP posted rings true. But it’s nice to have dreams.
8 u/Hot_Cheesecake_905 May 14 '26 BC Target Association is apparently issuing exemption letters, where as Ontario and other provinces likely need to go through SFC. https://bctsa.bc.ca/Handgun-Exemption 5 u/Eyeronick May 15 '26 The real question is what's Alberta going to do... I'd be interested in pursuing this. 1 u/PomegranateAncient25 May 14 '26 Interesting. Although I would believe their requirements are similar to SFC. Not just a promise to use the pistol appropriately lol.
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BC Target Association is apparently issuing exemption letters, where as Ontario and other provinces likely need to go through SFC.
https://bctsa.bc.ca/Handgun-Exemption
5 u/Eyeronick May 15 '26 The real question is what's Alberta going to do... I'd be interested in pursuing this. 1 u/PomegranateAncient25 May 14 '26 Interesting. Although I would believe their requirements are similar to SFC. Not just a promise to use the pistol appropriately lol.
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The real question is what's Alberta going to do... I'd be interested in pursuing this.
Interesting. Although I would believe their requirements are similar to SFC. Not just a promise to use the pistol appropriately lol.
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u/PomegranateAncient25 May 14 '26
Good Luck you won’t get that gun approved by the CFO. Even though you have the exemption letter. That’s not a pistol used in competitions.