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Here I was thinking " humm self I wonder if there will be any entertainment at this years Fall Shoot"

The politically correct term is 'wealth distribution'

I wonder if they'll print one for @Lonewolf McQuade saying I love Beltfed's credit card so much

Primers with small pistol primers in particular in my neck of the woods We knew things were getting bad when Canadian dealers were getting so many calls/attempted orders from the USA they placed disclaimers on their websites about not being able to ship to the US

The fast way to find a lost tool is to go out and buy a new repacement, the lost tool will show up shortly after you get back.

Welcome from BC

Pretty much, here's one in the wild and you can see how high the scope sits. Here's one that's been refurbished( kinda of leaning this way as recievermscope,scope mount and bi pod will not be origional)

Nice set up but I find the uncluttered benchtop strangely suspicious

At the other end of the beauty scale This is an Israeli M14 Sniper rifle stock, zoom in on the buttstock pad 😲 trying to decide if I should leave it or refurbuish it for the build. I have the rest of the rifle minus the reciver but I have several stripped Italian recievers Also need to find a scope for it

Welcome from BC

Seems a little unfair to the porcupine...

Well I figure you could buy the third round, it's not like you'll be using your own card

I'll do one better, I'll buy the first two round 🍻

Could be worse it's not like I described you as coyote ugly

So kids today we learn that putting lipstick on lonewolf only gets you lonewolf with lipstick which doen't get any prettier at last call...😲

Stories like this leave me in awe

Welcome from BC

Nice I wish you many happy care free hours of boating and fishing

Too true Probably the most famous to serve in the Canadian army was Tommy Prince.He first joined up in 1940 with the Royal Canadian Engineers, then in 1942 to the Canadian Parachute Battalion. From there became a member of the famed 1st Special Service Force aka The Devil's Brigade. Prince distinguished himself with the 1st SSF in Italy and France, using the skills he'd learned growing up on the reserve. He displayed his covert abilities in a celebrated action near the front line in Anzio, Italy. In February 1944, he volunteered to run a communication line 1,400 metres out to an abandoned farmhouse that sat just 200 metres from a German artillery position. He set up an observation post in the farmhouse and for three days reported on German movements via a communication wire. When the wire was severed during shelling, he disguised himself as a peasant farmer and pretended to work the land around the farmhouse. He stooped to tie his shoes and fixed the wire while German soldiers watched, oblivious to his true identity. At one point, he shook his fist at the Germans, and then at the Allies, pretending to be disgusted with both. His actions resulted in the destruction of four German tanks that had been firing on Allied troops. In France in the summer of 1944, Prince endured a gruelling trek across rugged terrain to locate an enemy camp. He travelled without food or water for 72 hours. He returned to the Allied position and led his brigade to the German encampment, resulting in the capture of more than 1,000 German soldiers. When the fighting ended in France, Prince was summoned to Buckingham Palace, where King George VI decorated him with the Military Medal (MM) and, on behalf of the American president, the Silver Star with ribbon. He would also receive the 1939-1945 Star, the Italy Star, the France and Germany Star, the Defence Medal, the Canadian Volunteer Service Medal with Clasp and the War Medal. Prince was one of 59 Canadians who were awarded the Silver Star during the Second World War, only three of whom also possessed the Military Medal. Tommy Prince was honourably discharged on 15 June 1945 and returned to Canada. He then re enlisted with the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry (PPCLI). resumed his former rank and began training new recruits for the Korean War. He was then part of the first Canadian unit to land in Korea, where he served with a PPCLI rifle platoon. In Korea, Prince led many “snatch patrols,” where a small group of soldiers would travel into enemy territory and launch sneak attacks before retreating. One overnight raid led to the capture of two enemy machine guns.

The expression IT’S NOT THE SIZE OF THE DOG IN THE FIGHT, BUT THE SIZE OF THE FIGHT IN THE DOG pretty much describe Gurkas.

You mean like this? The black one is sporting a Colt Canada built for SAS 5.56mm upper and the Coyote Brown is all Colt .308 LE-901