As Doug_M and lone-wolf said, however, some ranges consider themselves "special" and will rehash all the safety in the PAL/RPAL courses in addition to the range specifics. I was once told the "Range Safety Course" for a local club is actually a redo of the PAL/RPAL courses but I don't know if this true.
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05-21-2020, 02:19 PM #1Senior Member
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05-21-2020, 02:39 PM #2Junior Member
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The good news is that "I don't have any extra holes in me....lol", the bad news is that I most likely have a lot of bad habits do to the fact, I have never needed to take a PAL/RPAL course.
My in-laws had property in Central Ontario to shoot on occasion, but have since retired and moved...sigh
One of the first things I want to do, is hook up with a member or trainer and go over the finer details. Thanks everyone
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