38spl & 357mag

[indian]

thanks for the info mundaire i never thought about resale value but asking a lot of questions due to ignorance of legal hassels.i hope u understand

[mundaire]

Indian, also check out http://indiansforguns.com/kb.php?mode=article&k=12 for details on TR AND http://indiansforguns.com/kb.php?mode=article&k=13 for a list of what are PB calibres (everything else is NPB).

Will be eventually merging this thread with http://indiansforguns.com/viewtopic.php?t=2779 as both threads seem to be heading in the same direction...

Cheers!
Abhijeet

[indian]

thanks abhijeet..im looking forward to buy ruger GP 100 or S&W 686 7 shot in .357mag next month.will post pics when it comes

[Hunter]

Hi Indian,

was just curious...is it easy to get a handgun permit out there? I know that there are a couple of test you have to undertake for a non-restricted firearms permit (P.A.L).like a rifle or shotgun,but dont know how the procedures work where obtaining a handgun permit (which I know comes under a restricted firearms permit)is specially if you are an immigrant!
Btw I also had first hand experience of not being allowed into a firearms store in Toronto for not having a PAL!!!! The store owner informed me that it was a law in Toronto.I though that place was the most anti-gun place in north America!!!!

Take care!

[indian]

Hi Hunter for a handgun permit u need to pass canadian firearms restricted safety course.for long guns its canadian firearms safety course.immigrants r eligible for handgun permits unlike USA where u must be a citizen or greencard holder.many gunshops dont allow persons without PAL.I think u went to giovannis gun shop?

[Hunter]

Spot on Pal! Giovannis was that place! The was another place on Younge I think and he was ok...although all the guns were in the basement and he would not permit me there!..

Warm regards