Terminology
1) A "firearm" is an object designed to project a missile made of solid matter via compressed air or explosive or flammable substances.
2) A "long gun" is a firearm with a barrel longer than 370 mm and an overall length of greater than 840 mm. Such firearms fall into category A.
3) A "Concealable gun" is a firearm with a barrel length between 120mm and 370mm and an overall length of less than 840 mm. Such firearms fall into category B.
4) A "Pocket gun" is a firearm with a barrel shorter than 120 mm and an overall length of less than 210 mm. Such firearms fall into category C.
5) "Overall length" refers to the length of a firearm with any loose muzzle attachments or folding stocks excluded.
2) A "long gun" is a firearm with a barrel longer than 370 mm and an overall length of greater than 840 mm. Such firearms fall into category A.
3) A "Concealable gun" is a firearm with a barrel length between 120mm and 370mm and an overall length of less than 840 mm. Such firearms fall into category B.
4) A "Pocket gun" is a firearm with a barrel shorter than 120 mm and an overall length of less than 210 mm. Such firearms fall into category C.
5) "Overall length" refers to the length of a firearm with any loose muzzle attachments or folding stocks excluded.
Requirements of transfer
1) Category A firearms may not be transferred to individuals under the age of 16
2) Category B firearms may not be transferred to individuals without a short gun permit.
3) Category C firearms may not be transferred to individuals without a concealed handgun permit
4) All firearms must have a unique identification number on it.
5) All firearms transactions must be recorded and both parties involved must have a proof-of-transfer on paper with the signature of both parties on it
as well as the identification number of the firearm being transferred.
6) A person in possession of a firearm according to a proof-of-transfer can be held legally responsible for any damage to person or property caused by aforementioned firearm
2) Category B firearms may not be transferred to individuals without a short gun permit.
3) Category C firearms may not be transferred to individuals without a concealed handgun permit
4) All firearms must have a unique identification number on it.
5) All firearms transactions must be recorded and both parties involved must have a proof-of-transfer on paper with the signature of both parties on it
as well as the identification number of the firearm being transferred.
6) A person in possession of a firearm according to a proof-of-transfer can be held legally responsible for any damage to person or property caused by aforementioned firearm
The requirements necessary to obtain a short gun permit are as follows:
1) The Applicant must not have committed an indictable offence in the past.
2) The Applicant must not be legally incompetent
3) The Applicant must be at least 21 years of age
The requirements necessary to obtain a concealed handgun permit are the same as the requirements for a short gun permit with the exception that a genuine reason is needed to obtain it, such as a potentially violent working environment, having a restraining order
filed against another person or having received evident threats to life and limb.
2) The Applicant must not be legally incompetent
3) The Applicant must be at least 21 years of age
The requirements necessary to obtain a concealed handgun permit are the same as the requirements for a short gun permit with the exception that a genuine reason is needed to obtain it, such as a potentially violent working environment, having a restraining order
filed against another person or having received evident threats to life and limb.





