Castanet

Yup and to have a hand gun registered you also have to be member of a range.[/quote]

At the time of purchase you need to have a range membership but it can expire and you can still have the pistol . You can transport it and just pay drop in fees at any range in BC or Yukon

[quote="MAPearce"]Can the kids dad get his gun back ?

No but the dad can be charged himself for careless storage to!

Trunk-Monkey wrote:The transport of the hand gun as well...illegal.

I was summarizing. My partner has an RPAL and I am going for my own, I understand the rules.

jennylives wrote:I was summarizing. My partner has an RPAL and I am going for my own, I understand the rules.

Sounds good...I wasnt doubting it..I was just adding it in to why the mix as this may be the reason they may lose all of the guns...

fall wrote:
No but the dad can be charged himself for careless storage to!

The dad getting charged? Right.

Careless storage? It's more than likely the dad and his son stored their weapons in the same safe/lockup, thus the access to it.

I've had a PAL which is expired. Now what's a RPAL or is that a typo.

Ken7 wrote:I've had a PAL which is expired. Now what's a RPAL or is that a typo.

Restricted for hanguns

The dad getting charged? Right.

Careless storage? It's more than likely the dad and his son stored their weapons in the same safe/lockup, thus the access to it.[/quote]

Sounds like the son had his restricted but if he didnt and they shared a locker and the son had access to the hangun without one then yes the dad could be charged 100 percent, have seen it happen and actually go to court. You are responsible for securing your firearms from others easily accessing them.

Whoa kids ...I'm just speculating that the "kid took his old mans gun with out permission "..


He could be a heinous gangsta with nefarious intent...Maybe just getting used to his smuggled gat ( rod,heater , peice or bit%h ) before he made his hit...

I dunno...