Halton Firearms Safety School

Non-Restricted (CFSC) and Restricted (CRFSC)
Course content includes:
The evolution and history of firearms, major parts, types and actions
Basic firearms safety practices and principles
Operating firearm actions (long gun and handgun)
Safe handling and carry procedures
Firing techniques and procedures
Care and maintenance of restricted and non-restricted firearms
Safe storage, display, transportation and handling of restricted and non-restricted firearms
Ammunition
Responsibilities of the firearms owner/user and the laws in Canada

The course starts at 8am each day. It is a two day course. The first day is long and be prepared to be there until 7pm. The second day is shorter and we will be done by 3pm.

Upon successful completion of this course (practical handling and written exam) you will have met the training requirements to apply for your Firearms Possession Acquisition License (PAL). The course involves the handling of disabled firearms and any ammunition provided for training purposes is inert.

Once you receive your paperwork from the Firearms Safety Service of Ontario (FSESO) you will be able to apply to the RCMP for a firearms license.

This is the Canadian Firearms Safety Course is required for employment in many fields:
Canada Border Service Agency (CBSA) - Border Services Officer
Security companies including armoured car
Retail outlets which sell ammunition or firearms
Movie and theatre production agencies
Certain types of outfitters and wilderness tour agencies

Why choose our program?
Small Class sizes - courses limited to 12 students in a class per instructor
Dedicated Training Facility - we don’t rent venues by the weekend - we have a brick and mortar business.
Experienced Instructors - Our instructors have been teaching firearms courses for over 10 years and primary instructor for over 15 years