Miscommunication in the Military

[BuzzF117]

Originally Posted by bennerman

Frankly, I trust Canadian built arms better than international ones, with the exception of the AK-47 and its derivatives

your 15 yrs old how would you know this personally only thing you should trust from Canada is hockey and beer

[navyhmc]

Originally Posted by bennerman

Frankly, I trust Canadian built arms better than international ones, with the exception of the AK-47 and its derivatives

What are these Canadian built arms? The only one I am initmately familiar with is the Canadian built 9mm High Power. I will limit the question to military arms.

[bennerman]

Originally Posted by navyhmc

What are these Canadian built arms? The only one I am initmately familiar with is the Canadian built 9mm High Power. I will limit the question to military arms.

Aha, but I didn't say military arms, now did I?

[navyhmc]

No, however since the subject was the military, you mentioned the AK-47 and the previous posts were discussions of various military weapon systems, that lends itself to that topic. But, since you don't wish to put it to militry firearms, what are these canadian built arms you speak of? How will they compare to the SEKA, The Champlain, The Wichita or the Weatherby for rifles? Or the Browning, Beretta, or Remington for shotguns? Browning, Glock Springfield, Wembly, Colt for pistols?

[bennerman]

Hmm, are we counting firearms that were invented in another country but manufactured in this one?

[navyhmc]

No, you stated: "I trust Canadian built arms better than international ones, with the exception of the AK-47 and its derivatives" So what are these arms? Please list.

[navyhmc]

One can argue that 95% of all bolt actions are built on the resoundingly robust and well designed Mauser 98. So go with built.

[bennerman]

Well for one, we invented the first high capacity magazine for the 1911. There is also our service rifle the C-14 Timberwolf. I guess thats about it. We also have the C7, based on the M16, which is now used by about 10 different militaries around the world. Just to name a few

[navyhmc]

ummmm....okay? The C-14 is patterened after the Lapua .338. While I will agree it is a good rifle shooting a good round, what makes it the more superior weapon?

The M-16 is tried and true design with the matty being used by a total of 47 countries. And what makes the C-7 superior to say the Belgian made M-16 a Colt made M-16 or M-4? Or a HK version with a rhino gas system vs. the Stoner?

[bennerman]

I just like canadian built better, ok? Call it loyal, call it stupid, frankly, I don't care. Its who I am.