PAL License Types 3

Question 1

Which PAL licence type would a competitive target shooter need if they want to participate in IPSC competitions using handguns?

Accepted Answer

Restricted PAL

Answer

IPSC competitions using handguns require a Restricted PAL because handguns are classified as restricted firearms.

Question 2

A valid PAL applicant must be how old to apply for a licence without requiring parental consent?

Accepted Answer

18 years old

Answer

Applicants must be 18 years of age or older to obtain a PAL without parental consent in Canada.

Question 3

Which of the following is NOT a licence type available under the Canadian Firearms Act for civilians?

Accepted Answer

Military-Grade Licence

Answer

There is no 'Military-Grade Licence' under the Canadian Firearms Act; military firearms are governed separately.

Question 4

A minor under 18 wishes to obtain a Minor's Licence. Which type of firearms can this licence authorize them to possess?

Accepted Answer

Non-restricted firearms only

Answer

A Minor's Licence under the Canadian Firearms Act authorizes possession of non-restricted firearms only.

Question 5

Which scenario correctly applies a Restricted PAL?

Accepted Answer

Acquiring a .357 Magnum revolver for home defence

Answer

A .357 Magnum revolver is classified as a restricted firearm, requiring a Restricted PAL for acquisition.

(PAL) Possession and Acquisition Licence Practice Test