In Canada it's difficult to get a carry license to many of us just carry black powder.

I dunno, I'm under 21 so I carry a 1858 remington

Yeah black powder does still work a little messy and dirty but it does work

Mainly while hunting and you need a sidearm.

Lotta wolves

Hard to get any true velocity out of black powder but it works

Don't need velocity if you can punch a fist sized hole in em.

I need to get into BP Firearms later, but right now I've got builds in front of anything else

My newest little Sniper rifle. TAKES AR MAGS.

If it works .. it works..fist sz hole seems to work

*Hmmm*

20rd ones?

A sniper in 5.56?

Great out@to 400yards 2 MOA. TAKes 30s too

I get that's...its not that strange

Yup. 5.56 sniper rifle. We Still have them in the Marine Corps

Huh

Yes we do

In Canada we use 338 lapua

We have those also. They replaced our 300 WinMag’s

Canada said fuck eco round xD

C-14 is an amazing rifle

We're Canadian, we do as we please.

When I was in the sniper program in Quantico Virginia we started out with the M 40 a 3s. with the McMillan advance stock coming out of Vietnam

My newest LDR is a M1A in 6.5 Creedmore

We're one of the countries that held onto .308 longer than others

"5.56 eh? Nah gimme my .308 back."

The Creedmoor is a flat shooter but it still lacks the punch of a full 308

Sound about right to me
I used a m40a4 in Afghanistan

The 5.56 mm is a precision overwatch weapon for short range targets

Not a fan of American M4s and M16s but I do like the sniper rifles y'all get.

We graduated from the M 40 A3s to the A5s and the sixes were just about to come out when I retired

Macmillan Did a heckuva job by not only the stocks but the barrel set ups and smoothing out the action

Not a Trained sniper btw, I was a SDM, so I used a M39

Counter sniping in the mountains

SDM...

Huh

Squad designated Marksman

DM.

I gotcha

Sniper they didn't trust