- Dear Infanteer,
I have no problem being open to what other people have to say. I spent my whole 6 days up at the DCRA's NSCC (While not RSOing) listening to what people had to say about joining the Infantry. I Listened to there stories, good or bad, and their advice....good or bad. I respect, and love taking in the information that the experienced people on this Forum have to offer. People who have served for even more than a decade!
To do with the CF_Lifer name, I plan on making a career out of the CF. Not a little stint for a couple years, or a 5 year RMC contract, with a super-Clique membership. I plan on staying over the 25year Pension Timelength. My whole family has always been in the Military, all throughout the commonwealth, and its just in me. Through and Through.
On to the topic of Firearms...
For starters, if you check with Mr. Bobbit, he met us, for my T-shirt, outside of LeBaron's in Bells Corners, where we had just purchased the 9mm rounds we'd need for the DCRA's NSCC. My dad has been shooting since he was younger than I, and my grandfather dominated Bisley when he was in the Brit Army. We work closely with Mr. Keith Cunningham (Ex-DCO of the Sniper School in Gagetown) and Mr. Tim Kagetsu (THE best Service Rifle shot in the country). My dad is a licensed Armourer, and had built, with a gigantic amount of work from Keith, all of our weapons that we possess today. I'm sorry, I dont get all of my info from Books. As for shooting, the newest addition to the victoriies would have to be the ORA's Service Conditions Match #1, which I wont Top T, and beat the 30FD Arty, and the Naval Combat Arms Team.
So I would appreciate it if you didn't slag me, before checking things out. Like I said, if I am ever in doubt about something theres always a "Correct me if I'm wrong". I am very open to people's opinions, and believe that the only way to get around, is to go off other people's senior experience.
I cant believe a Topic on Assault Rifles has come to this....
Andrew