Im guessing you dont have a firearms lisence but you want to try out shooting sports.
You are legally allowed to shoot @ a shooting range as long as you are under direct supervision of someone with a firearms lisence (PAL)
Places in ontario arent allowed to openly advertise that they can offer range rental for people to casually stroll in and pop a few rounds. But most do offer "day passes" for you to check out the range. They'll let you pop off a few rounds of the club owned 0.22 pistol under supervision from a range officer or member. If your eager to learn about shooting sports, other members might be nice enough to let you try out their guns. I always let noob's pop a few rounds from my 9mm. Then tease them by giving em my 45cal with extra kick.
But if your looking to just walk in casually, plop down a $50 bill to have some range time, your gonna have a hard time finding that in the GTA. as far as i know there are no places in the GTA that do this. Target shooting centre used to do this but they stopped.
If your a first timer with no lisence call these places and ask "I would like to try out shooting sports. Is it possible for me to get a day pass"
You might not get through the first time b/c the people that run these places are terribly busy... they are volunteers and do it on their own time. Most Shooting ranges are non-profit and run solely by volunteers. So dont take it personally if you get a lack of CSR.
http://www.target-sports.com/
http://www.brrc.ca/
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Jul 30th, 2006 11:08 AM #1
Shooting/Gun range in GTA?
Looking for a place in Toronto that has a shooting range for beginners who wants to shoot a few rounds. Does anyone know?
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Jul 30th, 2006 11:45 AM #2_______________
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Jul 30th, 2006 12:23 PM #3
So you're recommending that I get a membership? Do I need to get a firearms license as well? How much would everything cost, membership, PAL?
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Jul 30th, 2006 12:39 PM #4
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Jul 30th, 2006 12:52 PM #5
Jane n Finch seems to be pretty popular last few summers
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Jul 30th, 2006 01:02 PM #6snob range... its by invite only. So you gotta have connections.
Originally Posted by Happy13178
a Canadian shooter is training there for the 2008 beijing olympics._______________
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Jul 30th, 2006 01:21 PM #7
So what if I'm interested in getting into the sport, can someone please provide details and how much it would approx cost to do that?
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Jul 30th, 2006 02:13 PM #8
Caribana is coming up....
But seriously, go to the range with a buddy who's already a member. Let them sign you in and borrow their firearm/ear muffle to try it out. The licensing process is a PITA in this country, especially if you like handguns. So, try it before you take the $$$ plunge. Ammos aren't cheap either. You can load your own ammo and reuse shells to save money. But 2 - 3 hours of shooting will still cost you $60 - $80. It's not a cheap sport.
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Jul 30th, 2006 02:17 PM #9
its not as expensive as you think.
if you do it the cheap ass way, you coudl get all the lisencing for $200.
500 rnds of 22lr is only $20...
Plinking with a 22 is fun.
a 50 rnd box of reloaded 9mm is about $13..._______________
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Jul 30th, 2006 03:24 PM #10
Can't you bring in ammos and guns from the states? Isn't it a lot cheaper there and there are legal ways to import them right?
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Jul 30th, 2006 03:53 PM #11
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Jul 30th, 2006 07:01 PM #12
I did this last year:
http://sharongunclub.org/intro.html
It's just a quick drive north of the city. Best of all is that it's an outdoor range. The instructor was really great and very informative. You're actually shooting his guns too. The course is great because of the wide variety of guns you get to handle, just to get a feel.
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Jul 30th, 2006 07:09 PM #13
Any place people can try out other modern weaponry? Hand grenades, Rocket Launchers, etc.
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Jul 30th, 2006 07:13 PM #14uuhh.. wtf man. Guns and ammo are available in CAnada LEGALLY.
Originally Posted by chickenbones
Ammo is cheaper in the states, but not that much.
Importing firearms, parts, and ammo is a very long and tedious process taht wont be worth your time unless your bringing in something ultra cool... Or just Parts._______________
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Jul 30th, 2006 07:14 PM #15
lol wow some random questions...
you need a broker to get a gun from the USA...it's usually evens out when you go that route...you can pick up cheap guns here if you look hard enough.
I picked up a H&K USP in .40 for $700, around 50% off MRSP_______________
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