Firearms Training affiliated instructors conduct Canadian Safety Courses (CFSC) and Exams. After the course, students will be able to comfortably and safely handle a wide variety of firearms, and will be familiar with current laws. In most provinces the CanadianFirearms Safety Course Exam(s) must be passed in order to get a Possession and Acquisition Licence - the actual course is optional.

For someone relatively experienced with guns and not wanting to take the course, we would be happy to provide the course manuals and allow the CFSC exam(s) to be challenged. As some of the methods taught in the courses are different from many other firearms safety courses, studying the manuals is an excellent idea even for experienced shooters and hunters.

Take a quick quiz at GunExams.com to see if you are ready to challenge the CFSC exam.

If you possess firearms, you MUST have a Firearms Licence and your firearms must be registered. Even if/when the Long Gun Registry is eliminated you will still need a firearms licence to legally possess guns. It is NOT too late to get your licence! The Canadian Firearms Centre is being reasonable with people who get a PAL and try to register their firearms. It is not known how long this generosity will last, so act now!