Can a non-resident minor use firearms in Canada?
A non-resident minor cannot bring a firearm to Canada, but they can use a firearm under the direct and immediate supervision of a licensed adult aged 18 or older. Alternatively, they can apply for a Minors’ Licence that will allow them to borrow a non-restricted rifle or shotgun for purposes such as hunting to hunt with a properly licensed outfitter.
Related Questions
- Do I need to complete the Non-Resident Firearms Declaration and pay the $25 fee if I have a Possession and Acquisition Licence (PAL) and have registered my firearms in Canada?
- Who can apply on behalf of non-resident, minor, lunatic,idiot,and court of wards?
- Can a non-resident minor use firearms in Canada?
