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Just wondering what the policy is with regards to personal firearms for those living in shacks? Does it vary from base to base? I very much doubt you could store it in your room, but is there a lockup you can use on base? I'm a reservist who will be spending the summer (and potentially longer)...

Actually the M1909 was a Colt (a militarised Colt New Service), not a Smith & Wesson. The M1917 was of course a militarised version of the New Century Hand Ejector. I have a British-issued .455 Hand Ejector and I really like it. Anyone wanting an M1917 should look at a Brazillian M1937 - same...

At least according to their website, the GGHG was called the Governor General's Body Guard from 1866. There was another cavalry unit in Toronto at the time, but that was the Mississauga Horse. I'm not sure exactly when the C broad arrow was introduced. It was definately not more than 5 or 10...

I tend to doubt that - first of all, when you look at the marking its 6.TH, which certainly wouldn't make you think "6th". And Enfield regimental markings almost always identify a specific unit rather then a company within the unit, within the unit you would use the rack number, in this case 211.

Actually, depending on where you are the 7.62 x 54mm is starting to dry up - I used to get the 15 round brown paper packets of Hungarian MG ball all the time, but I haven't seen it in a couple years except at gun shows. Course, Winnipeg sucks for gun shops. I do enjoy the variations of...

The thought occured, but they wouldn't be abbreviated TH.

I think it really depends on what you want it for. I won't comment on a hunting rifle, as I'm a military gun collector, not a hunter. If  you don't have alot of experience I would definately suggest starting with a .22, you might want to look at a Ruger 10/22 as there's so many accessories...

Trying to figure out a regimental marking on a Canadian-issued MLE Mk.I rifle, and I'm coming up blank. Anyone know of a unit between, say, the turn of the (20th) century and World War One that might be abbreviated 6TH?

Hello all, I was given a training tasking to research the role of the 3rd Anti Tank Regiment, RCA in Normandy. I'm having trouble finding alot of specific info beyond that there were attached to the 3rd Infantry Division. Does anyone have any info on when and where they would have went ashore...

Just joined the army reserve. I'll be parading with the  QOCH until I do BMQ in Jan. University student on civvie street.

I've lived in Winnipeg my whole life. Great place to live, but I'd hate to visit.

Call me a cynic, but unless things have changed since I got my Legion medal, they pretty much hand them out like candy.

6 Intelligence Company, in Winnipeg.

Yeah, that's what I thought I would hear. Well, I had to try. I had been told a few times throughout the process that I was still on track, but I guess it's that final delay that did it. Thanks for the help. Now to try and find a summer job....

I got a call from my new (reserve) unit today, telling me I'll be sworn in on the 4th, and was also told it was too late to get me on BMQ for the summer. I'm somewhat surprised - my application process wasn't quick, but I got started before the deadline and did the last test the same day as...

I've got a WW2 Soviet Tokarev SVT-40, and of all the old rifles my (largish) collection, it's my favorite shooter. Surprisingly accurate, very little recoil, cheap to shoot and LOUD. However, my favorite collector is a Lee-Enfield Royal Irish Constabulaary carbine in beautiful shape I bought...