The muzzle control is also a little scary. The dude walking beside the driver is not someone I would want following me.
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The muzzle control is also a little scary. The dude walking beside the driver is not someone I would want following me.
Alright, without the head beating against the wall symbol, let me know if I am correct in my paraphrasing:
the appropriate way to decock with a live round in the chamber is to lift the action?
The...
Was there a high rate of accidental discharge from these rifles when you mix in rain, mud, snow and just plain numbness from cold? I suspect that they could slip rather easily.
Before I ask this question I want to say that I did a brief search and did not find my answer.
Why did the cocking piece on the No4 not have a shoulder or rim on it for better grip? To me it seems...
Lighten up. You're going to scare away all of the new people who are trying to lurn..lern..laern. Get educated.
That makes perfect sense. Thanks for putting up those photos.
Were the cheekpieces on the original rifles just a saddle that screwed on?
That is my suspicion but I haven't seen a real sniper and can't find a photo of one with the piece removed.
I don't have all of the information with me but this rifle belongs to a friend. It is a Long Branch No 4, all of the rear sight mounting hardware has been removed/ground off. A ramp style sight was...
Thanks very much. That must be the reason that a seemingly non prohibited magazine needed an exemption.....because they forgot to mention that it is also compatible with a machine gun!
Thanks...
I readily admit that I might be missing something here but i have been curious about this regulation for a while. I recognize that the regulation is specifically addressing the magazine rather than...
This is probably a strange question so I will explain the reason. Under the Criminal Code of Canada - Regulations prescribing certain firearms etc - Former cartridge Control Regulations you will find...
Hello:
I have a 1943 ROF No4 Mk1 at home that was previously bubba'ed. Because I like the history of these rifles and the action, I thought it would be great to use as a hunting rifle. I purchased a...