Because, I think its neat.

[Biohazzard56]

http://biohazzard56.googlepages.com/home

I made this small site, featuring my collection so I had one place to store images and I was bored so I put that together with some writing, my dad's new digital camera and some spare time.

Googlepages is pretty neat.

[BUGGER]

Nice. Gj :thumbsup:

[LimpBIT]

Oo I like the Kar98k, thats a nice piece of equipment

[I Hate Pants]

It's diffcult to understand how these soldiers manage to use these rifles soo well under pressure. What with the loading, aiming, using the bolt, recoil and the wieght of the rifle.

I just couldn't imagine myself hitting dick all with one of those

[Derfud]

The Garand is a sweet weapon, I would love to have one of those. I wonder if it would be possible to possess one of those in Canada.

[Biohazzard56]

Yep, they are possible to own in Cananda. There is a law that bans most semi-automatic centrefire rifles. But the M1 Garand is exempt, you guys can even buy an M14, that we guys cant in the US.

[Hamma]

Pretty cool :D

[Kam]

Ah I want all of them. =(

[Derfud]

Yep, they are possible to own in Cananda. There is a law that bans most semi-automatic centrefire rifles. But the M1 Garand is exempt, you guys can even buy an M14, that we guys cant in the US.

I know I could get my PAL in a day or two (possession and acquisition lisence), do you know of a place that actually sells Garands? I don't care if it shoots or not.

[Setari]

Any decent gun store probably has them, or a mil surplus gun store...I dunno.

[Biohazzard56]

There are some metal airsoft ones, and even the nonfiring ones made with real recievers are expensive.

Its not a Garand, but the evolution of it. You can get an M14 for $399, and I know you wont get a working Garand for less than that. Those M14s have better recievers than the American made ones.

http://www.marstar.ca/gf-norinco/M-14S.shtm