By 9726 - 01/11/2011 21:05 - Canada
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In Canada you need a gun licence to own firearms. To actually carry one you need to qualify annually with your company and they apply for your ATC (authorization to carry) I requalified in August and reminded my manager in September. He forgot to apply for my ATC. Nothing I could do to prevent this.
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Get a rambo-knife instead eh
So you were expecting your gun to lift the coins??
Idiot he wouldn't be lifting coins if he was pulling truck duty ( which you need a gun for) herp derp
Been working with a firearm for years. It's your responsibility to keep your cards up to date, not his. Do feel for you, that coin is heavy after moving just a few boxes...
I thought British cops didn't carry firearms.
In Canada the company must apply for it not you. Also the manager was reminded several times 2 months in advance
Hey how is that job? I live in ontario too and I'm not sure what I want to do after highschool, I was thinking some kind of armed security.
You'll be ripped by the end of the month.
Just like when quagmire discovered Internet **** on family guy!! ... Except both arms
Especially from moving 7.5 tons everyday for a month.
Then those arms can be cannons!
Yay my fav skate shoe.
haha ya
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Show it anywaywhile this is true, he doesn't need to re-qualify at a range.
#5 - In almost every state you have to go to the range annually and requalify with your weapon. I've had to do it for the past 3 years for my armed security license. For a Concealed Carry permit, you don't.
Even if your company is paying for your license, it is your responsibility to keep track of renewals. Florida sends you a reminder notice 4 months before it expires, giving you roughly 8-10 weeks to send everything in (6-8 week processing period).
#9 - myself and OP are from Canada. I have my restricted and non-restricted firearms license and we don't need to go to a range for it. The gun laws here vary significantly from the states. We can't have concealed, even if you're a peace officer.
Petronix, are you from Hayward, Wisconsin? I love it there. :)
If something was that important to me I wouldnt leave it to someone else. Until you had the paper in your hand you should have been reminding him.
Pa, act 235 is armed guard. Classes 16 hours instructional and 8 range, followed by test. Renewed every 5 years, course of fire only (course of fire is easy enough you could do it one handed with a snub nose). CCW is a 20 (maybe 25 now) fee and a application. Each state varies widely, and Canada I have no clue. Still you're job, keep track....
Let's set the record straight... In Canada only police officers, armored car guards and those working in the far north can have a permit to carry. For armored car guards, the employer must submit the forms, because they are the only reason that person is getting the permit, otherwise anyone could say they work as a guard and get a permit without actually being a guard...
Stackin your chips I see!
Imagine how many bubblegum balls you could get with that! Always look on the bright side of life.
Some things in life are bad They can really make you mad Other things just make you swear and curse. When you're chewing on life's gristle Don't grumble, give a whistle And this'll help things turn out for the best... And...always look on the bright side of life... Always look on the light side of life...
I wish I could edit that into my comment
I know I was going to put the "alway look on the bright side of life" written as a great musical moment but I had no idea how
You'll have your own 'guns' by the end of the month. Call it a blessing in disguise.
My dude you shall be jacked in no time
My dude you shall be jacked in no time
Use the coins as your new weapon for now. Any protection is good protection.
Hey thats what i do for a living stop complaining
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You'll be ripped by the end of the month.
You'll have your own 'guns' by the end of the month. Call it a blessing in disguise.