Welcome! This is Sandy and I am your instructor. I have been teaching outdoor sports since 1978. The way I teach is I first digest the course information then re-arrange the information into a story telling manner, with real examples and class involvement so that my students can retain the information for a long time and passed the required test easily. The followings are some of the courses that I offer.
Brief Introduction of Mr. Sandy Yu 2016 - 01-08 Sandy Yu self introduction 余大想教练 on youtube (please post your student feedback on the youtube video)
Mr. Sandy Yu is a qualified Canadian Restricted Firearms Safety Instructor/Examiner who is qualified to teach both the Canadian Firearms Safety Course and Canadian Restricted Firearms Safety Course. He is also a CORE examiner who is qualified to teach and examine the Conservation & Outdoor Recreation Education course; IPSC Black Badge Instructor; Canadian Red Cross First Aid Instructor & Pleasure Craft Operator Card Instructor/Examiner.
Mr. Sandy Yu has in-depth knowledge of Firearms. He is the inventor of Magloc - a ring activated smartgun device that requires the user to wear a magnetic ring in order to fire the gun. Mr. Sandy Yu is also a First Class Diver of the British Sub-Aqua Club and holds the Scuba Diving Instructor Qualifications of BS-AC; CMAS; NAUI (life time member) and PADI. He starts teaching since 1978. He is fluent in English, Cantonese and Mandarin.
Course Location: Pacific Plaza 1170-8888 Odlin Crescent, Richmond, B. C. V6X 3Z8 (south west corner of Cambie and Garden City Road)
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***Why do people take the firearms safety course***
1. To apply for a firearms license in Canada.
2. To join various shooting sports.
3 How to handle firearms in a safe manner.
4 Hunting.
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Job requirement – i.e. Custom
Officer; Armor Card Guard; Peace Officer; Movie Actors that
handle
movie guns; any other person that might handle firearms etc.
6 Firearms Collection
7 In some rare cases in Canada – self defense.
8. Shooting can de -
stress yourself by contraction and eyes and body co-ordination. A
police
chief once said: " A worst day at the shooting range is better than
a good day in the office".
***Why do people take the CORE course***
1 To apply for a BC Hunter Number so that you can hunt in BC
2 For Wildlife enjoyment.
3 Know how to react with dangerous wildlife like bear, cougher etc.
4 Learn basic first aid and outdoor survival.
***Why do people take the Pleasure Craft Operator Card course***
1 To apply for a Pleasure Craft Operator Card.
2 Learn the rules of the sea.
3 Learn water safety.
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By 2009 all person operation
a pleasure craft in Canada must have a Pleasure Craft Operator
Card -
this is the Law.
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Some shooting sports you can enjoy after having your firearm license.
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Dates for various
training courses
All training courses are conducted at 1170-8888 Odlin Cr. Richmond, BC
Canada
(south west corner of Cambie and Garden City Road)
**Pay street
parking. 3 hours free parking inside the mall**
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Note:
Frequent ask question
Can I purchase gun related items from the USA and bring it back to Canada?
one of the answer from:
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com
"Very, very simple. You can bring NOTHING back from the US
that is really a firearm part.
Not a magazine, not a spring,
not a trigger, not a stock, not even a screw (if it is identified
as a
firearm part)."
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The
followings classes are conducted in English.
Class size is between 6 to 12 students. Class will be cancelled
if there are less than 6 students.
Please register three days before the course starts.
I had posted some related videos on youtube under: Sandy Yu Richmond, please take a look.
Please note that if you
fail any of the test, the re-test is $30.00 (tax included).
No challenging the CFSC or CRFSC Exam. is allowed starting September,
2015.
New guidelines starting 16 June 2016 on CFSC
2.11. lnstructors will ensure that there is no talking
during exams and that all mobile devices are turned off
and put away prior
to, and during, the exams.
2.l2.lnstructors will allow a student who fails an exam to
re-take the exam after a minimum of one day has
passed. lf more than 7
days have passed, the student must retake the entire course.
2.12.1. lf the student fails the re-test, the entire course must be re-taken.
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Canadian Firearms Safety Course
(CFSC) CFSC course Youtube brief instroduction For further information regarding firearms license (PAL) please visit the Canadian Firearms Centre website
To download the PAL application form: Note: As of August 2014 it takes 1 to 2 months for the CFC to process your licence.
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$150 incl. GST Please make reservation at least two days before the class starts
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2018 March 17 (Saturday) from 9am to 6 pm. (lunch break 12 noon to 1 pm) $30 reservation fee, balance to be paid at class by cash or direct debit.
Taking both CFSC and CRFSC back to back $220.50 incl GST. Please reserve your spot by paying $30.00 reservation fee. Balance of the course fee will be paid by cash or DD in class. No refund on the reservation fee of $30.00 if you cancel your reservation less that 48 hours before the class starts. Link to Student Guide Homepage:http://publications.gc.ca/site/eng/9.801815/publication.htmlTinyURL Link to Student Guide Homepage: Please review some of the course information before coming. Free parking in the middle of the mall |
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Canadian Restricted Firearms Safety Course
(CRFSC) Instructor: Sandy Yu
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$95 incl 5 % GST Please make reservation at least two days before the class starts. |
2018 March 24 (Saturday) from 1 pm to 6:30 pm $30 reservation fee, balance to be paid at class by cash or direct debit.
Link to Student Guide Homepage:http://publications.gc.ca/site/eng/9.801815/publication.htmlTinyURL Link to Student Guide Homepage: Please review some of the course information before coming. Free parking in the middle of the mall. We are on the ground floor facing Mckim Way. |
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CORE course (for B.C. Hunter Number)
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$160 incl GST Please make reservation at least two days before the class starts. |
(Thursday) from6:30 pm to 10pm and 4(Sunday) from 9 am to 6 pm New date to be arranged.
$30 reservation fee, balance to be paid at class by cash or direct debit. 1. Must complete the Canadian Firearms Safety Course before the final exam. 2.
If you have not finish the CFSC, you can attend
this course and finish the 15 questions related to gun handling after
you complete the CFSC course |
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Canadian Red Cross
Standard First Aid with CPR (C)
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$170 incl GST, Text Book & Certificate Please make reservation at least two days before the class starts. |
(Saturday) and (Sunday) from 9am to 6 pm. New date to be arranged. Please contact us if you have four people and above to arrange for a course.Completion Requirements100% attendance, skills demonstration, and 75% min. passing grade on written exam Certification3-year certification in Standard First Aid, CPR Level A, C, or HCP, and AED |
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Pleasure Craft Operator Card
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$130 incl GST
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New date to be arranged. Please contact us if you have four people and above to arrange for a course. Course fee includes: 5 - 6 hours instruction and exam. student handbook $15 and Card processing fee $25.
Fees for Test only |
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Note:
If you have paid for the lesson and cannot attend the class, you can
attend the class within 6 months with no additional (with receipt)
charge. Over 6 months 50% charge of the course fee. Over 12 months you
have to pay the full fee.
The following courses will run when there are four students and above. Please contact Sandy Yu if you are interested.
1. Safe Reloading of Rifle and Handgun ammunition workshop.
Course fee $45.00
Learn the proper way to load rifle and handgun ammo. By the end of the
class, students should be able to load some live rounds and practice dummy
ammo. All reloading equipment is provided in the class. Please register
by phone or email if you are planning to come and we only run this course
once or twice a year.
Course Date TBA
Date: (Friday) from
6:30 pm to 10 pm
2. IPSC
(International Practical Shooting Sports Confederation) Black Badge
training: Courses starts when there is 4 students and above.
Course fee: $160
Date: T.B.A.
about 10 hours at the shooting range.
IPSC 180 Degree Turn and Fire Training Video
To attend the course, you have to register one week ahead and received the
course material for self study. You should has a semi-auto handgun of 9
mm and above and can hit a target of 11 inch x 9 inch (a normal typing
paper) at 25 m 7 times out of 10 with no time limit.
To register, please call Sandy Yu at 604-551-8492 or email us at: patent2@hotmail.com
Application form for
the Firearms Licence
Form - CAFC 921
http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/cfp-pcaf/form-formulaire/pdfs/921-eng.pdf
Some comments from the students:
March 5, 2006 This student passed the BC51 Hi Sandy, Just to let you know, I passed my firearms exam and have now successfully completed the Sheriff's course at the Justice Institute. I couldn't have done it without your assistance. Your excellent instruction and the patience you had shown, provided me with the skill and confidence to see me through. With much thanks and appreciation, D*****.
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More information regarding various training courses
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A. B.C. Hunter Number To apply for a B.C. hunter number, one has to pass the Conservation & Outdoor Recreation Education (CORE) examination. The passing mark is 70% in British Columbia, Canada. Course Detail: 1. Outdoor Survival and Safety. 2. Firearms Safety. (Due to the fact that starting January 1,2001 all person handling firearms in Canada must have a valid firearm license, this section can be omitted). 3. Animal Identification. 4. Bird Identification. 5. Hunting Laws and Regulations. 6. Ethics.
B. Possession And Acquisition
License
(PAL) - valid throughout Canada? Starting January 1, 2001 all person handling firearms not supervised by a qualified person in Canada must have a valid firearm license. This include Canada citizen, resident and visitor to Canada. All person require a valid Firearm License to purchase ammunition. To apply for the PAL 1. First pass the Canadian Firearms Safety Course Examination and obtain the report Form JUS 332EF. Passing mark for the exam. is 80% and above. 2. Complete the Form JUS 670E together with your exam. report JUS 332EF, a recent photo and application fee and return them as directed. If everything goes smoothly, in 1 to 3 months you will have your Firearm License. a. How to obtain Exam. Report Jus 332 EF? 1. Join the Training Courses offered by qualified firearm instructors. There are two courses: a. Canadian Firearms Safety Course (CFSC) - to possess and use long guns. b. Canadian Restricted Firearms Safety Course (CRFSC) to possess and use handguns. (must pass the CFSC first). CFSC & CRFSC course detail: 1. Introduction to Firearms: evolution, types etc. 2. Firearms Safety: accident, locking device and personal safety. ACTS and PROVE. 3. Ammunition - basic knowledge of rife and handgun cartridges, shotgun shells and black powder gun. 4. Operation Firearm Actions: bolts, lever, break, pump and semi-automatic firearms. For handguns - ball & cap, single action revolver, double action revolver, single action semi-automatic, double action semi-automatic, break top, hinge action and bolt action. 5. Safe Handling & Carrying of Firearms: in the field, in vehicles, at the shooting range and home storage. 6. Shooting Techniques & Procedures: aiming, trigger control and shooting positions. 7. Care of Firearms: cleaning material and procedures. 8. Responsibilities of Firearms Owners and Users.
C. IPSC Black Badge Training An action shooting sport that requires high level of mind and body co-ordination.
1. Pre-request: Need to have a PAL and can hit a target of 8"x11" at 25 yards 7 times out of 10 with no time limit. 2. Equipment required for the training: one semi-auto firearm of caliber 9mm and above; 4 magazines; gun holster; gun belt; magazine holder and 250 rounds of ammunition. 3. The Training: About 3 hours and rules and regulation of IPSC (International Practical Shooting Sports Confederation); shooting skills and safety issue and 10 hours of shooting at the shooting range. 4. Course fee: $150 that includes $70 IPSC membership fee; $20 for IPSC books; $10 for the black badge. D. Pleasure Craft Operator Card Course duration is about 5 to 6 house
that covers all the requirement required by the Canadian Coast Guard.
Course
fee is $65 that includes book and card processing fee.
Registration: Please registrar by phone or email. Class size is between 5 to 10 students. All registration must be confirmed by approved payment. Tel:604-273-4288 Fax: 604-448-1879 For more information regarding firearms laws in Canada please call the Canadian Firearms Center at 1-800-731-4000. Safe Shooting!
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