getting the PAL
 

just wondering if any fellow RS'ers can recommend a good place to take the PAL course.

reviews? comments?

Thanks

2 inches, when you're lying down. Ha.

^ thanks for the input, you're right

when im lying down on my bed

I took mine with silvercore. Took the course that was with the restricted as well. Simple of you're not an idiot. Instructors were knowledgeable and helpful.
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the test is easy. Some guys just show up on test day
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Kent Archibald in cloverdale, 1 day course, walks you through all paperwork
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A friend of mine works at Silvercore teaching the courses. He's a little gun nutty and knows his stuff.

Challenged it, but through Silvercore as well.

I didn't go to Silvercore but I know someone who just did it this past January. She went from knowing nothing about guns to having a decent level of knowledge and passing the test without much effort.

I'd recommend them as they're in an easy(ish) to find location & you can join their gun club at a discounted rate if you take the PAL through them.

Prices are pretty standard so don't expect to find any place offering the course significantly cheaper than any of the others.

gonna be doing mine at executive firearms training

silvercore was actually pretty fun when i did it.

Thanks all for the feedback, seems like silvercore it is

When I was looking into programs for my friend, this was a close #2. This is where I personally would've gone had I known about it. It looks like a pretty good experience.

+ 1 for silvercore. Took my restricted / unrestricted there was awesome, instructor was ahmin i think his name was.. big brown guy, he was hilarious and a great instructor!

just registered for April course. My work union is covering the costs :fuckyea:

http://www.silvercore.ca/index.php?o...d=69&Itemid=83

Silvercore Advanced Training Systems provides a unique system for the CFSC and CRFSC course. Most training companies provide a separate course for the non-restricted and restricted portions of the curriculum.

This is probably the best place to go, I am going to sign up to this soon.

A friend of mine hired a private guy to teach me and a few of my friends the course. We actually did it today in my basement and are doing review and test tomorrow. He's charging $150 for the course and he seems pretty knowledgeable.

+1 silvercore. having a course that included both restricted and non restrictive instruction made it very convenient, esp. if you dont know what you want to buy.

instructor was sonet. she was cool and her teaching was straight forward and intuitive.
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