Topic: Rifle Spinning 2

Dos · March 22nd, 2009

what kind of rifles you guys spin? M14 or some springfield or simple "daisies" that fire needles. The less weight there is the easier it is to spin.

are you in the canadian army reserves? I actually have a friend who is in the reserves right now, if you know anyguy named Anton, say hi to him for me. He's in Vancouver but whatever.

AFSteliga · March 22nd, 2009

I'm going to go out on a limb here and say they use the Lee Enfield No 4 rifle chambered for .22 cartridges. That's what my old squadron used during our rifle drill. Canada doesn't use the M14, or Springfield 1903.

Team Infidel · March 22nd, 2009

all i use is the springfield 1903..... i like the balance of it best.... a nice bayonet on it even better.

Mr.Brown · April 1st, 2009

if i used a bayonet on a Springfield i would inevitably somehow find a way to cut my throat open, on accident of course.

Smith,C · June 3rd, 2009

Yeah. We still use .22 adapted Enfields. Are you talking about monkey drill? That's what our corps calls it anyways. If you are, I can help you out.

Mr.Brown · June 4th, 2009

Really? i would appreciate that very very much

Smith,C · June 4th, 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr.Brown

Really? i would appreciate that very very much

I was actually talking to the thread starter (which I now realize is pointless because this was posted in 2006...) but uh... Sorry? (Sarcasm? hard to tell over text)

Mr.Brown · June 4th, 2009

oh ok lol

C/MSG Paradela · June 11th, 2009

New Guard America is a great organization if you are looking to learn, I am pretty sure they have instructional videos. You can also look for the video series, "Devoted," It is pretty expensive so you may want to ask the team to chip in, and good luck finding it on the internet other than on the official site. http://drilldevoted.com

Mr.Brown · June 11th, 2009

thank you i appreciate that

March 22nd, 2009	Post 11
Dos Milites Gregarius Gear	what kind of rifles you guys spin? M14 or some springfield or simple "daisies" that fire needles. The less weight there is the easier it is to spin. are you in the canadian army reserves? I actually have a friend who is in the reserves right now, if you know anyguy named Anton, say hi to him for me. He's in Vancouver but whatever. Last edited by AFSteliga; March 22nd, 2009 at 18:51.. Reason: Double post

March 22nd, 2009	Post 12
AFSteliga Milforum Moderator Gear	I'm going to go out on a limb here and say they use the Lee Enfield No 4 rifle chambered for .22 cartridges. That's what my old squadron used during our rifle drill. Canada doesn't use the M14, or Springfield 1903. __________________ Cpl K. Steliga VFR/IFR Data Coordinator Wing Operations/Air Traffic Control 14 Wing Greenwood Per ardua ad astra

March 22nd, 2009	Post 13
Team Infidel Milforums Spamfilter Gear	all i use is the springfield 1903..... i like the balance of it best.... a nice bayonet on it even better. __________________

April 1st, 2009	Post 14
Mr.Brown Centurion	if i used a bayonet on a Springfield i would inevitably somehow find a way to cut my throat open, on accident of course. __________________ Heroes are around us every day there soldiers

June 3rd, 2009	Post 15
Smith,C Milites Gregarius	Yeah. We still use .22 adapted Enfields. Are you talking about monkey drill? That's what our corps calls it anyways. If you are, I can help you out.

June 4th, 2009	Post 16
Mr.Brown Centurion	Really? i would appreciate that very very much

June 11th, 2009	Post 19
C/MSG Paradela Milites Gregarius	New Guard America is a great organization if you are looking to learn, I am pretty sure they have instructional videos. You can also look for the video series, "Devoted," It is pretty expensive so you may want to ask the team to chip in, and good luck finding it on the internet other than on the official site. http://drilldevoted.com

June 11th, 2009	Post 20
Mr.Brown Centurion	thank you i appreciate that