Search results

I don't even want to know, Kevin.

I got my sling in Dukes after I came over from B Coy so I'd ask about it if you want it. To me it doesn't look like something I'd be into, but a few of the guys are raving about it so I might have to give it a shot. And yeah I got one hell of a bad bug, supposedly a lot of guys got it :-X But...

Aahh Tour of Duty. The only show to be able to fully portray those 1000 rd magazines I've been looking for :dontpanic: Great show though, I used to watch it everyday while I was waiting for course in Meaford. Holding Platoon Hooah!

Now THAT I don't see happening anytime soon, I haven't been paying a lot of attention to the CDN dollar lately though ;)

Apart from the Big 3, I can't think of many cars that are actually built in Canada or The United States. People are easily fooled by 'Assembled' in Canada or U.S. Meanwhile all parts including engines, drivetrains etc. etc. are made in factories like KanBan in Japan which are actual sublets from...

If anything like that ever happened at my christmas dinner I would sure make it a memorable one for years to come. And I defenetely wouldn't be attending the year after either. It really sucks to hear people say things like 'the U.S. will protect us' which is usually coming from the same people...

Well in my opinion the bottom line is, some people will have luck with one car and others won't. For instance, I bought a brand new GMC Sonoma back in '98 and had nothing but problems with it ie; the frame was warped from the factory, the main computer went and the rear-end seized up on me on...

Well I've driven nothing other that ford since I've been 17 and haven't had a problem such as this. If you read any Lemon-Aid catologue or a Consumer's Guide, the Focus is rated very high as a reliable car. I've wondered if I'm the only owner experiencing this and after a short search on the net...

Think Again... I bought my 2002 Focus brand new off the lot with 93 kms on it. It's a good car, rides nice, good gas mileage and is pretty comfortable for the size and the price. At around 20 000km, the car started making a humming noise from the rear-end which sounded a lot like a bad wheel...

Sometimes I wish we still wore the lanyard. A lot of people thought they were a nuisance that got in the way( I know a few guys that had them caught on vehicles and such), but they looked pretty sharp. Then again...they may not look as good on Cadpat. Do any units still wear lanyards with the...

Do you have any pics of it actually in use?

And he's heading to Iraq next month so if you haven't got your kit from him(or pics) well better luck next time. ;)

A C6 Sling eh?? I've never had much luck with those with the C6, let alone the C9 but maybe you're onto something. Ghostwalk, I take it that you're looking for something thats good for patrolling so have you tried the new Urban Op slings that we just got? Could they be used for the 9? I haven't...

Also an excellent piece of kit 8) You back from Roto 2 Kevin? I'm heading out early february for Julien.

Right there is the reason I seldomly pack the 521's. I'd rather hump a man-pack all day than mess around with a 521.

R.I.P.

As I said earlier, the 521 is a junker because it's a pain to load freq's and krypto into, the range is pretty much useless and the battery power is weak so it loses it's krypto very easily.

What exactly are you talking about??? Some RCR i must have been??

PRR is definetely good as a form of 'LOWER' means that too many people forget, or refuse to implement. There is nothing worse than working on one command net alone, and not being able to get through to anyone when you really need to because someone is passing on an adrep etc. over the means. The...

Well not really, Darrell didn't really write the lyrics. Now if next week Phil gets a 'Primal Concrete Sledge' to the face, that would be reaping what we sow in a sense.