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Use the link below to sign an NFA Buy-Back Petition Petition – The 67 Million dollar Question: Where Did “Buy-Back” Funds Really Go? https://nfa.ca/the-67mquestion-petition/ The full letter with the background to this Petition is below NFA-2024-Fall-AppealDownload […]
WTF ? – Where’s the Funds

If someone you know is interested in getting their RPAL … A Canadian Restricted Firearm Safety (RPAL) Course will be held on Sunday, November 24th from 8:00am to 5:00pm Village Square, 1198 Vankoughnet Road in Bracebridge is the location The class is restricted to 12 maximum students. First come, First served basis You must have an existing valid PAL to join this class To Join the the class, please email the following to [email protected] Full name Last, First, Middle | Date of Birth | Full Mailing Address | Telephone Cost is 210.00 per student sent via e-transfer to same above email account A student manual is available for $21.00; it is also available for free download PDF from the RCMP website Confirmation of your spot will be sent within 24 hours […]
RPAL Course Available
Outdoor Range | Hours Change

Please note the Outdoor Range Hours of Operation are now adjusted to reflect time of year and setting sun Monday to Saturday      10:00 am to 5:00pm Sunday                           12:00 noon to 5:00 pm Per the email send out to members on October 3rd These times could be adjusted once more before the end of the Range year We are ensuring our members have some access to the outdoor range to prep for hunting season etc […]

It is that time of year again ! Please help the Club out by renewing your 2025 membership as early as you can Payments can be made by cash or cheque at the Club (ensure you put it in an envelope with your full name and email ) You can also E-Transfer funds (again ensure in the notes you have your full name and email) Check for an email with full details […]
Membership Renewal Time
Another Gun Range Closure

During the AGM and in an email we sent back out in June of this year … we spoke about the number of Gun Range closures in the last years Unfortunately we have another recent one I’m tapped out,” owner J.R. Cox said in an interview with Postmedia. Cox has also seen a precipitous decline in membership over the past four years as federal legislation limited the number of new gun owners in the province, he said, resulting in declines in revenue that have reached as high as $3 million annually. Full Story – click below https://calgaryherald.com/business/local-business/calgary-shooting-range-closes-citing-new-gun-laws-and-pandemic-losses JR Cox has been in a big asset to the gun community for a long time […]

Thank you to all our members who made it out to the 2024 HPRC AGM (Annual General Meeting) last week Nice to see so many members come out to the Club We covered a lot of great things that have been going on at the Club as of late and some things about our future A full copy of the presentation made and notes are available on HPRC.CLUB now To access the presentation please go to the Members Only Area (this will require you to enter a password which is a 4 digit number – the Club Front Door Code  – also written on your membership badge) then there is a section for HPRC AGM with the files to view As part of the follow-up to the AGM there are going to be some important emails being sent out Please take the time to read all correspondence from the Club Once again, a big thanks to all who help out at the AGM and throughout the year to make HPRC a Safe Place for Safe Shooters […]
Post 2024 AGM Notes
RCMP loses 205 Firearms

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police has lost 205 firearms since 2020, including more than 120 handguns and at least five fully automatic weapons like machine-guns. The data, which was obtained through an access to information request, also shows that nearly a dozen RCMP firearms have gone missing so far this year. In total, 122 handguns, 55 shotguns, 23 rifles, three submachine-guns and two machine-guns have been reported lost by RCMP detachments across the country since 2020. Canadians are largely prohibited from using or acquiring machine-guns and submachine-guns, which are fully automatic and capable of rapid fire. Full Article – Click Here […]