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In Montreal Canada everyone speak French and dislike the Brits, but they still have the Redcoat ceremonial guards as part of Commonwealth of Nations. Interestingly they use C7 as ceremonial gun.
The awkward moment when I'm taller than a redcoat, excluding the bearskin hat.
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C7 rifle
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You'd think they would pay the extra cash for sights...
Canadians, Ill bet that mag is empty.Quote:
Originally Posted by ThunderSquirrel
Shooting w/o sights is very possible.. just takes a few rounds to get it set..
Look up C7 rifle in google image, I didn't see a photo of C7 with a real iron sight, only some kind of scope, not sure how the Canadians shoot when the scope is out.Quote:
Originally Posted by ThunderSquirrel
Do they behave like the guards in London? Stare straight ahead, absolute picture of discipline?
They should be using the C1A1 for their parade rifle..
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Canadian Cadets:
http://www.armycadethistory.com/Vern...72_CL1a_68.jpg
Yes, many people confused them as fake figures.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ronin13
Every nation should use a FAL variant for parade rifles.Quote:
Originally Posted by def90
Then every nation's parade soldiers will complain about shoulder pains.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ridge