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:warstory: One of the reasons that 2x10's were carried out with Pl support weapons..  :warstory:

My hand-held is in my glovebox, at the bottom, under some useful stuff like left over ketchup packets... It's a Magellan and I hate it  >:( My Garmin, on the other hand, is firmly attached to my dashboard.  ;D

Funny how the "Lighter" the infantry the more you get to carry on your back.....

I found the book much better than the movie. They really didn't do it justice when they wrote the screenplay.

Oh I'd say they're fairly disfunctional but in a "shoot-you-in-the-belly" and laugh kind of way.  ;)

Isn't that's what the CQ is for?? Or your Vehicle EIS??  ???

"The Sisters Brothers" Interesting take on the traditional Western. 

Don't get me wrong, I don't agree with what they're doing but  to record all the extra information is irrelevant as it stands, that's all I was trying to say. The simple fact that a person has a PAL (or RPAL) means that the individual is registered so in my mind it's shouldn't matter what or how...

I can understand a retailer keeping a ledger of their sales however I don't see why they have to record anything but the PAL # associated with the sale. Once the police have the PAL# they have all the other information anyway.

Fair enough, it's the wrong section but we're still in agreement about the simple possession of ammunition.  :nod:

I joined in 85 and back then we had guys in the Bn that would go to the barber and leave their berets on while they were in the chair...... :warstory:

I believe under the Criminal Code that the possession of the Prohibited weapon is, of course, illegal and the possession of the ammuntion for said weapon is an add on charge. The article seems to have paraphrased a little in that regard. (like that ever happens ;-) ) The possession of ammunition...

Just off the top of my head, no. I don't believe it's illegal to posses ammunition. It's just that you cannot buy it without a PAL/POL.

I hear "Reform Lines, Quick March!" then "By the Centre, Dress!" But then again what do I know (machine gun ear and all...)

When it comes to insoles I stumbled on to these several years ago and never wore my boots without them since then. (no boots for me any more cept for hunting and hiking, and,  yup, they're in there..) http://www.spenco.com/products/footcare/poly-sorb/heavy-duty

I was really impressed when the SMG would fire 2-3 rounds when you only wanted to fire 1. Usually with blanks, the rounds wouldn't be powerful enough to cycle the bolt all the way back to engage the bolt catch and she'd keep going!

Straight from the horses mouth. http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/cfp-pcaf/index-eng.htm Changes to the Canadian Firearms Program On April 5, 2012, Bill C-19, Ending the Long-Gun Registry Act, came into effect. The key changes are as follows: • Removal of the requirement to register non-restricted...

No one is arguing about importing Firearms. The OP wanted to pick one up while he was visiting. Feel free to swerve back now....  ;)

Busy weekend and some tme on the road so no we're 1-9, free doughnut! Yay!! I actually find it surprising that with the CF's penchant for Tim's and the amount of cups purchased by members that no one on the site has had a major win yet. (unless I've missed something...)