At Bent Safety Courses, we offer outstanding Firearms Safety and Hunter Education training in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. We are professional instructors in Ontario who are appointed and certified by the Chief Firearms Office and the Firearms Safety Education of Ontario to teach and examine the Canadian Firearm Safety Course (CFSC), and the Canadian Restricted Firearms Safety Course (CRFSC). We take great pride in delivering first class training sessions to beginners or experienced shooters at all levels of experience. Our main goal is to develop safe firearms handling and hunting skills for students who need a Possession and Acquisition (PAL) license for sporting or work related reasons or for those who want to get out and enjoy the great sport of hunting, one of Canada's greatest and oldest traditions. For additional information on how to register and course dates, please visit us at: www.bentsafety.ca

Russell Bent is a certified CFSC, CRFSC, and OHEP Instructor and Examiner. Russell has been hunting and target shooting from an early age, and he also has an Undergraduate degree in Biochemistry, a Masters of Science (M.Sc) in Cell & Systems Biology, and a Bachelor's of Education (all degrees from the University of Toronto). By drawing upon his extensive experience in both hunting and target shooting, Russell now strives to integrate his life-experience along with his education in order to pass on his knowledge to all types of students and learning styles.

To see a complete list of our upcoming courses and register for a course, Please visit: https://www.bentsafety.ca/book At Bent Safety Courses we take great pride in delivering first class training sessions to beginners or experienced shooters at all levels of experience. Our courses are delivered by Walter Bent and Russell Bent, both of whom have been lifelong hunters with more than 70 years of combined hunting experience using both firearms and archery equipment. Our main goal at Bent Safety Courses to develop safe firearms handling and hunting skills for students who need a Possession and Acquisition (PAL) license for sporting or work related reasons or for those who want to get out and enjoy the great sport of hunting, one of Canada's greatest and oldest traditions.