Super easy but I would go to the closest gun range and enquire about PAL/RPAL courses. Most have a bulletin board and post upcoming courses. Course is very easy, if you show up and don't sleep too much you will pass. When I did mine I had never shot a gun but its actually laid out nicely and makes sense. I would recommend doing the RPAL. I only originally did the non-restricted because back then you had to deal with the separate permit to transport. Now (someone correct me if I'm wrong) there is no bullshit if you have a RPAL and only own non-restricted. Once you purchase a restricted (which you'd be allowed to do) they attach the permit to your license. I believe you have to have a range membership when you purchase a restricted but lots if ranges are super cheap.
Super easy but I would go to the closest gun range and enquire about PAL/RPAL courses. Most have a bulletin board and post upcoming courses. Course is very easy, if you show up and don't sleep too much you will pass. When I did mine I had never shot a gun but its actually laid out nicely and makes sense. I would recommend doing the RPAL. I only originally did the non-restricted because back then you had to deal with the separate permit to transport. Now (someone correct me if I'm wrong) there is no bullshit if you have a RPAL and only own non-restricted. Once you purchase a restricted (which you'd be allowed to do) they attach the permit to your license. I believe you have to have a range membership when you purchase a restricted but lots if ranges are super cheap.