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I forgot I posted it earlier.

I was joking.

We probably have a few hundred C7A1s in storage around the country, we could simply consolidate them all in the Alta Vista vault for use in ceremonial purposes.

Tried to claim a meal when the flight included one.

Meaning doing rifle drill with rifles and carbine drill with carbines, instead of the mishmash we have now.

The task force commander has just been charged. https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/commander-canada-army-latvia-charged-9.7148764

"But THIS time it'll be different!"

It doesn't have to be full on straight pull bolt action like the Polish did, it could simply be a standard C7A1 with an iron sight instead of C79, maybe throw on a plastic cover for the rail and a metal buttplate. And it wouldn't be something issued to every unit, just the very public facing CG...

Maybe a Q ship for anti-pirate operations?

Just make sure to stir it properly.

Carbine drill is inherently sloppy and looks worse than rifle drill.

I assume it went something like this: Although, next week is April Foo

Or better yet, C1A1.

Poland has a version of their service rifle specifically for their equivalent of Ceremonial Guard, with a number of differences to make it more parade friendly. Maybe we could develop a parade C7.

And the bayonet.

And a real collar.

If only there was a stand alone launcher out there.

There's a flag behind the guy on the right, but I thought he was wearing a pointy wizard hat and now I can't unsee that.