r/canadaguns • u/AutoModerator • Oct 02 '22

Weekly Newbies & FAQ Thread - Post your questions here for PAL/RPAL application, timelines, CFSC/CFSRC, references & requirements, or general new to firearms ownership -type questions

This thread will be used for the "new"-type questions, PAL/RPAL applications, references, CFSC/CFRSC requirements, storage/transport, or other general "new-to-me" firearms ownership questions.

In response to this thread, the community was quite positive for a thread to cover these subjects.

These threads will be stickied for a week, renewing every Sunday @ about 0600 AST. Previous threads here. Take a look, your question may have been answered!

If you have any suggestions for this thread, please feel free to ask here, or send the Mods a message.

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u/Beretta_errata removeddit pro Oct 05 '22

Meeting in person at a firearms range to try out the gun is ideal, I have bought and sold through the post too. When selling I will ask for photos of front and back of PAL and Driver's license (for shipping address)(or for my wife as evidence in my demise) and check online that the PAL is valid before I ship or meet up.

I have also met up in a Cantire parking lot. Just keep it in the box until it's in the buyer's trunk. Accept cash, shake hands, chat for fifteen minutes...

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u/Beretta_errata removeddit pro Oct 05 '22

Well, can't verify a PAL without seeing the PAL. And I am not inviting you in my club without seeing that your driver's license photo matches your PAL.

So don't buy the gun. I ensure I don't get robbed or worse. Not too long ago a guy was murdered to steal his truck he had for sale online here in Halton.

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u/Beretta_errata removeddit pro Oct 06 '22

Seeing the buyer's PAL is kinda a legal requirement.