@@saiberunato No problem. Something interesting. The different parts of the shop are named after Canadian battle grounds, Ypres, Vimy, Juno, Somme, Dieppe and Passchendaele.
I was blown away when I was first told by a Royal Marine that they used our humble C7 as their go-to automatic rifle. I knew it was adopted by a few other forces around the world, but it’s a bit of a badge of honour to hear it used by the SBS, SAS, and other elite units.
Yeah the Brits are "Johnnie come lately's again".. Numerous armed NATO forces have these C7/8 as standard... For decades! Just as the Glocks that the UK just found out about..
Canadian Armed Forces issues it as their main rifle. There are many variants and flavours of the rifle. Many nations use them including Tier 1 SF from the likes of the UK (SAS) and other units. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colt_Canada_C7 - Some history and variations. Also check out: coltcanada.com/upgrades.html
Unfortunate you have Justin Bieber AKA Trudeau destroying any gun ownership Canadian citizens had good luck we have our own problems South of the Border with this senile old fool Joe Biden and the radical leftist Democrats best wishes to my friends up north former US Army infantry Soldier Great Canadian rifle peace out
Colt Canada/Diemaco has always done everything right. CHF barrels, monolithic upper receivers, short barrels, collapsable stocks regardless of barrel length, etc... Their MRRs and C20s would be huge hits in the US.
@@mnguy98 I have one. It's a solid upper. Though, if I'd have done it all over again, I'd have gotten a faxon pencil barrel. I don't shoo the rifle enough to justify the heavier barrel. But I'm stuck with it, so I know it will last a long time, even if it's not a genuine C8 upper.
Them, and canadian gun makers in general just have such a rational, common sense way of thinking and designing that I just don't understand how other countries don't pick up on enough. Love our neighbors, I'm from Washington State Bellingham right by the border.
sadly because it would be a better gun the the US standard, it will never be accepted. The US always bans foreign guns that performs better then their own. They dont like foreign competition on their turf.
I used this weapons for 6 years while serving in the Dutch armed forces. Its a great weapon. I really loved the polymer magazines. They felt firmer to me then the aluminum. Also the polymer ones don’t rattle in pouches
As former Dutch Cavalry non-com this brings back a lot of memories! We where equipped with the Diemaco C8 collapsible stock version (CQB I believe)due to size limitations within our Leopard! Loved the gun, so easy and fun to work with!
@@ArcturusOTE Yep. Despite the rifle's controversy and subsequent replacement, it was still kept by snipers since it performed much better as a sniper rifle rather than a standard infantry rifle.
@@cs-rj8ru Silly...he was talking about the ones that do shoot. Obviously people who have never shot a gun are not included in this conversation. Canadian military snipers are the best...that's why he mentioned it.
L119A1 was the SFW designation for British SF . They had a RIS handquard , picatinny upper receiver and it is rumored that the bit longer and heavier profile of the barrel (not the same as the Colt M4) was a specific SAS requirement for greater accuracy ... They ditched the ELCANs in favor of the ACOG . A truly legendary carbine in the hands of the SAS ....
Always liked the Diemaco AR variants, and the philosophy of small add on rails where you need them with the plastic handguard vs a bulky and heavy quad rail. Plus the green furniture is just badass looking. I just set one up in a similar fashion to the full size C7
Spectre DR 1 and 4 was what I used in Afghanistan. It was a perfect rifle with that optic and well above 10k rounds through the rifle with zero issues despite my laziness in cleaning it. Just add more CLP!
Larry just keeps outdoing himself. LAV is not just another gun guy. I really think he has truly set himself apart from everyone else. His content, experience, knowledge, obsession, training, and self awareness has really made him the foremost authority on firearms. I truly enjoy turning on YT and seeing each new video pop up. Thanks again LAV
Former canadian soldier here. Loved playing war games agaisnt americans with this gun. Never lost at war games agaisnt usa using either this rifle or the c7. Great times repping what my country can do with this small rifle in my hands
Dude I knew about this weapon, and "fell in L💚ve" with it, around 17 years ago, when I bought a pc game called GHOST RECON, but more specifically, the ghost recon "Frostbite" mod, which introduced the amazing Diemaco SFW. I had NEVER heard a weapon in a game, SOUND so sweet, b/c in the game, you can select to run the Diemaco, suppressed!! I can't tell you how many times my son & I loaded up that game, on my pc, JUST to hear this gun dump. Put me in a good mood EVERY time i played the game. Dude, sometimes, we wouldn't even kill the bad guys in the mission. We would just do mag dumps, and tri-bursts, JUST to hear this thing "serenade" on my "high quality" Altec-Lansing speakers. And this gun, in the GAME, was accurate af!! The people @ Red Storm Entertainment, did an incredible job bringing the SOUNDS of warfare "to life", with precision & reliability, in a pc game(smh). Tom Clancy's GHOST RECON . . . one of my ALL TIME favorites! 👍
Carried one in the UK for a while. Light, accurate and robust. Came to us at the same time as the SIG P226 about 2000. Put a UBGL on it and its a force multiplier. Larry it would be cool if you could do a review on an LMT UCIW - never fired one but it would be cool to see it broken down and in action please.
With the exception of the optic...it looks just like one of my rifles I have with the green magpul furniture....minus the fun switch of course! Very cool weapon! Thank you for everything you do LAV! ✌️
The British SUSAT sight unit small arms trilux. Is also an external sight adjustment. We was issued with the American ACOG in 2009 for my deployment to Afghanistan. I didn't see how it was better other than being new. SUSAT had glowing sights without the need for sun or batteries. ACOG has a solar strip for the reticals to glow
Funny story told to me years ago: Canadian troops on training rotations with US soldiers would have to make sure that they never left one of their rifles unattended, because they had a habit of being - ahem - "borrowed, long term" by our southern allies. We got 'em back most of the time, but the build quality and accuracy of the full size rifles was rumoured to be better than US issued weapons, and as a result, they had a tendency to 'wander' on occasion. Not sure how true it is, but it was an odd point of pride with the guy who told me the tale that US troops liked our guns enough to try and steal them.
@@VickersTacticalLAV Assuming that it ever happened at all. Like a lot of barracks stories, it's likely complete BS. I heard that tale over 25 years ago, and it struck me as funny, is all.
Seen some of these! British SF was carrying them in Afghanistan. Tried convincing them to let me shoot one but they said they were in a rush so no....still wish I could've shot one
i got issued a brand new C7 in 2002 it survived 8 years of hard continued use (in the neighborhood of 40.000 rounds went through it) before it developed micro fractures in the barrel so it had to be changed, sadly i got issued a new rifle in the mean time.
@@jakegrube9477 no need for civilians or children in my country to have an assault rifle. but you are mistaken we can own firearms in my country they are just very restricted
I actually had heard about Diemaco before. But that's only bc Larry mentioned liking their iron sights on the Forgotten Weapons video where he shows off his 723 carbine. I had to look it up after that.
Diemaco SFW, and L119 series are my dream guns . The L119A2 is my all time Favorite . Kinda ticked off I missed out on the BCM SFW. Would of been awesome on the wall of my man cave .
I have the semi auto 20” barrel “C7A2” version of this now relegated strictly to my safe. I sourced the green furniture, the tri/rail, the rear sight, an Elcan, and various other bits to make it a complete clone. Thankyou Justin for keeping me safe from this horrific WMD. I guess I’ll just keep shooting my much less lethal Tavor.
This isn’t the first time these fuckin liberals abuse OIC for gun control reasons. And every time they do it it’s gets overturned. I’m looking forward to eventually purchasing one but for now I’m good with my SKS
Would be cool to hear your thoughts on the 16¨ colt canada c8 iur in the specs used by the Danes. That gun seems to be an amazing platform considering its standard issue for them.
@@AlexanderEddy Notwhitstanding the fact that the AR15 world has been stagnating for a good long while (there is a finite amount of evolution components of a system can undergo without changing the system itself), it's not really their place to develop gucci gear. They did however produce monolithic AR's, and were the sole mfg to do so besides LMT for a very long time. Nevertheless, Diemaco/Colt Canada has always been the go-to shop for special projects, Colt USA never could handle anything beyond their set in stone DOD M16/M4 designs due to neverending internal conflicts.
Come to Danmark Larry, we have a tons of thoes magazins (most don't like tho) in the army. and we also you the C7 and C8 both older versions and newer once :)
@@vothbetilia4862 Yup, but it's also illegal now to discharge a prohibited firearm at any gun range....so LE and Armed Forces personnel are now severely restricted in where they can train. If your army, only on base. If you're LE, used to be you could book the range for whole team to train. Not so anymore.
I have like 6 of those thermold mags with the Leaf emblem. They come up for auction fairly often. Edit: i should add that they suck in cold weather; feed lip cracked while shooting in -20 degree Celsius. Edit 2: fun fact, those mags were thrown away by the dumpster load in the mid 2000s. Few still exist.
I work at Diemaco in Kitchener Ontario Canada great place to work.
Nothing leaves my station unless I'd hold that rifle myself on the front lines.
Cool. How do you company guys officially pronounce Diemaco? DAI-MAK-OH? DEE-MAH-KOH? I hear different people pronounce it differently.
@@saiberunato Die-Mack-oh.
That how we say it at work.
@@Leatherman154 OK, thanks.
@@saiberunato No problem.
Something interesting.
The different parts of the shop are named after Canadian battle grounds, Ypres, Vimy, Juno, Somme, Dieppe and Passchendaele.
Glad its "Safe For Work!"
Is there a Diemaco NSFW?
@@HectorJimenez-ee9zi In "Gunz XXX"
Hector Jimenez Yeah, on GunHub.com
Should be called SFWW, "Safe for wet work"
I was blown away when I was first told by a Royal Marine that they used our humble C7 as their go-to automatic rifle. I knew it was adopted by a few other forces around the world, but it’s a bit of a badge of honour to hear it used by the SBS, SAS, and other elite units.
OH WOW
It's actually the C8 Carbine the Royal Marines have switched to , first was 43 Commando in 2018 followed by 42 then the rest.
@@yonniboy1 Ahhh, cool! Thanks, yonniboy1. 👍
@@cashcleaner You're welcome.
Yeah the Brits are "Johnnie come lately's again".. Numerous armed NATO forces have these C7/8 as standard... For decades! Just as the Glocks that the UK just found out about..
that's a bad ass gun
Yes and very nice.
It’s really too bad. I have one of these(in the semi auto format) and I can’t take it to the range to shoot anymore.
Thank you its canadian :)
Canadian Armed Forces issues it as their main rifle. There are many variants and flavours of the rifle. Many nations use them including Tier 1 SF from the likes of the UK (SAS) and other units. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colt_Canada_C7 - Some history and variations.
Also check out: coltcanada.com/upgrades.html
Yes Hi NTOG uses the C8, slightly different, shorter and equipped with a more modern EOTECH holographic sight.
Did a few tours with the SFW and the C8. reliable served me good.
Thank you for your service
Served me well* 👍
@@samholdsworth3957 id love to see this interaction in real life then u get slapped
👍
Thank you for your service
The sound it makes during full auto is so clean and solid. Love it.
Gorgeous, it sucks you need to enlist to use one here in canada
As a Canadian seeing Larry Vickers handle a Canadian made firearm made my pants rather tight
Love this C8 just before my time sadly
Unfortunate you have Justin Bieber AKA Trudeau destroying any gun ownership Canadian citizens had good luck we have our own problems South of the Border with this senile old fool Joe Biden and the radical leftist Democrats best wishes to my friends up north former US Army infantry Soldier Great Canadian rifle peace out
Lol my thoughts exactly. Only got to try once at range but fun.
Same here 😂
Colt Canada/Diemaco has always done everything right. CHF barrels, monolithic upper receivers, short barrels, collapsable stocks regardless of barrel length, etc...
Their MRRs and C20s would be huge hits in the US.
BCM actually made a clone of the SFW upper a while ago. I've wanted one since, but they're perpetually OOS and can't find them secondhand...
@@mnguy98 I have one. It's a solid upper. Though, if I'd have done it all over again, I'd have gotten a faxon pencil barrel. I don't shoo the rifle enough to justify the heavier barrel. But I'm stuck with it, so I know it will last a long time, even if it's not a genuine C8 upper.
Them, and canadian gun makers in general just have such a rational, common sense way of thinking and designing that I just don't understand how other countries don't pick up on enough. Love our neighbors, I'm from Washington State Bellingham right by the border.
sadly because it would be a better gun the the US standard, it will never be accepted. The US always bans foreign guns that performs better then their own. They dont like foreign competition on their turf.
@@tusk3260don’t kid yourself, the best guns in the world are made in the USA.
I used this weapons for 6 years while serving in the Dutch armed forces. Its a great weapon. I really loved the polymer magazines. They felt firmer to me then the aluminum. Also the polymer ones don’t rattle in pouches
As former Dutch Cavalry non-com this brings back a lot of memories! We where equipped with the Diemaco C8 collapsible stock version (CQB I believe)due to size limitations within our Leopard! Loved the gun, so easy and fun to work with!
I used this gun when I was in the Danish military during my conscription time. Awesome weapon. I also have 4 of those plastic mags
" The Canadians have always been well known for marksmanship" :)
Well one of their most famed guns, the Ross rifle is known for its accuracy and precision
@@ArcturusOTE Yep. Despite the rifle's controversy and subsequent replacement, it was still kept by snipers since it performed much better as a sniper rifle rather than a standard infantry rifle.
That's kind of a lame statement. 98% of Canadians don't shoot....Likely 50% have never seen a firearm.
@@cs-rj8ru jealous lol
@@cs-rj8ru Silly...he was talking about the ones that do shoot. Obviously people who have never shot a gun are not included in this conversation. Canadian military snipers are the best...that's why he mentioned it.
I am happy to see Canadian weapons featured. As a Canadian.
We should be able to buy them.
@@James-vj5hz Trudeau probably says otherwise.
L119A1 was the SFW designation for British SF . They had a RIS handquard , picatinny upper receiver and it is rumored that the bit longer and heavier profile of the barrel (not the same as the Colt M4) was a specific SAS requirement for greater accuracy ... They ditched the ELCANs in favor of the ACOG . A truly legendary carbine in the hands of the SAS ....
We used them in the Danish military, its a good rifle, well made and reliable 💪
And loves your videos.
What a thing of beauty. Lines sooo clean on that mean machine.
Damn, the full auto sound it has just sounds outstanding.
Damn, that thing is very beautiful
Always liked the Diemaco AR variants, and the philosophy of small add on rails where you need them with the plastic handguard vs a bulky and heavy quad rail. Plus the green furniture is just badass looking. I just set one up in a similar fashion to the full size C7
Colt Canada is located in my home town! I rebuilt a bunch of concrete pads for the presses and cnc machines!
I love the Colt Canada rifles. My favorite has got to be the L119A1 10" version and also the A2 IUR version.
L119 is just the British army designation.
😂😂😂 its the same thing just a british apellation for the c8
Spectre DR 1 and 4 was what I used in Afghanistan. It was a perfect rifle with that optic and well above 10k rounds through the rifle with zero issues despite my laziness in cleaning it. Just add more CLP!
I have a few years experience with the C7 A1 and C8 when I served in the CF. Excellent rifles, good times.
Larry just keeps outdoing himself. LAV is not just another gun guy. I really think he has truly set himself apart from everyone else. His content, experience, knowledge, obsession, training, and self awareness has really made him the foremost authority on firearms. I truly enjoy turning on YT and seeing each new video pop up. Thanks again LAV
Thanks you for the kind words !
Vickers Tactical 👍⚡️
Former canadian soldier here. Loved playing war games agaisnt americans with this gun. Never lost at war games agaisnt usa using either this rifle or the c7. Great times repping what my country can do with this small rifle in my hands
Dude I knew about this weapon, and "fell in L💚ve" with it, around 17 years ago, when I bought a pc game called GHOST RECON, but more specifically, the ghost recon "Frostbite" mod, which introduced the amazing Diemaco SFW. I had NEVER heard a weapon in a game, SOUND so sweet, b/c in the game, you can select to run the Diemaco, suppressed!! I can't tell you how many times my son & I loaded up that game, on my pc, JUST to hear this gun dump. Put me in a good mood EVERY time i played the game. Dude, sometimes, we wouldn't even kill the bad guys in the mission. We would just do mag dumps, and tri-bursts, JUST to hear this thing "serenade" on my "high quality" Altec-Lansing speakers. And this gun, in the GAME, was accurate af!! The people @ Red Storm Entertainment, did an incredible job bringing the SOUNDS of warfare "to life", with precision & reliability, in a pc game(smh). Tom Clancy's GHOST RECON . . . one of my ALL TIME favorites! 👍
One of the finest carbines ever built!
Yeah i just see her and i want to go in the army
People got a bit bent out of shape last time Larry covered one of these because he kept calling it cool. Love the coverage on this classic workhorse.
Thanks Larry that was one of many service weapons I used.
Don’t drop that thermold mag lol
So funny you mentioned the mags, I have 4 that I purchased in 1999. Change the springs 5 yrs ago with wolf. They still run great.
From Vancouver BC with LOVE to AR-15!
We met in Norway many years ago, the brits used it the same period.
We’re still using it mate
That is some badass audio quality. Much better than most Hollywood movie scenes. Surreal it is.
Carried one in the UK for a while. Light, accurate and robust. Came to us at the same time as the SIG P226 about 2000. Put a UBGL on it and its a force multiplier. Larry it would be cool if you could do a review on an LMT UCIW - never fired one but it would be cool to see it broken down and in action please.
You're right. I've never heard of that before. Thanks!
The ejection pattern on that thing is beautiful.
I asked for more Colt Canada and you did it! Thanks Larry!
With the exception of the optic...it looks just like one of my rifles I have with the green magpul furniture....minus the fun switch of course! Very cool weapon! Thank you for everything you do LAV! ✌️
Thanks!
The Green Furniture does have a cool unique look to it.
The British SUSAT sight unit small arms trilux. Is also an external sight adjustment. We was issued with the American ACOG in 2009 for my deployment to Afghanistan. I didn't see how it was better other than being new. SUSAT had glowing sights without the need for sun or batteries. ACOG has a solar strip for the reticals to glow
Wow thats so cool. I never knew i needed one of these sweet Rifles.
Oh my God, I love that sound!!! Full auto...
In Denmark 🇩🇰 We use the Diemaco/Colt Canada C7 and C8 with the elcan scope as seen in the video.
C9 and C8SFW is also used.
Very happy with my BCM SFW clone uppers. Built them into 2 SFW/C8A3s.
Would buy Colt Canada in a heartbeat!
Used in Sierra Leone. Excellent rifle.
That thing is beautiful. Stay strong, Canada! From a Yank (with some Canadian roots).
The numbers are looking good to get Trudeau out of office next elections 😎👌 we good
I see what Larry means about the ELCAN mount. You can see the sight wobble as he fires burst. I hope "mostly fixed that" equates to "much better now."
5:28 Larry crying because the rifles sooo good
🤣
Funny story told to me years ago: Canadian troops on training rotations with US soldiers would have to make sure that they never left one of their rifles unattended, because they had a habit of being - ahem - "borrowed, long term" by our southern allies. We got 'em back most of the time, but the build quality and accuracy of the full size rifles was rumoured to be better than US issued weapons, and as a result, they had a tendency to 'wander' on occasion.
Not sure how true it is, but it was an odd point of pride with the guy who told me the tale that US troops liked our guns enough to try and steal them.
@iwhdbid josksjbx May well be, I wasn't there.
Doesn’t sound legit to me
@@VickersTacticalLAV Assuming that it ever happened at all. Like a lot of barracks stories, it's likely complete BS. I heard that tale over 25 years ago, and it struck me as funny, is all.
True of the built quality that’s all
@@JC_R8MEOW Sounds like some navy seal copypasta stuff right here
That thing is badass. Love that scope.
Seen some of these! British SF was carrying them in Afghanistan. Tried convincing them to let me shoot one but they said they were in a rush so no....still wish I could've shot one
Sounds like a nice way of telling you to ‘bugger off’ haha
That front sight looks so good.
Bcm makes a really awesome clone of this rifle.
I bought the BCM clone for the C8 SFW. It’s a hearty weapon and accurate.
Still looking good Mr. Vickers. Keep up the great videos and thank you SO much for your service to our great nation.
What a fantastic video. The amount of information and trivia is super interesting. Thanks for making this 😊
Would love to see the Dutch C8/C7 NLD variant.
That is a beautiful weapon
i got issued a brand new C7 in 2002 it survived 8 years of hard continued use (in the neighborhood of 40.000 rounds went through it) before it developed micro fractures in the barrel so it had to be changed, sadly i got issued a new rifle in the mean time.
Sad that your so called "free people" cant get them
@@jakegrube9477 no need for civilians or children in my country to have an assault rifle. but you are mistaken we can own firearms in my country they are just very restricted
@@stigchristensen2597 hahaha civilians have just as much right to have an assault rifle as you did/do
Stig Christensen ARs are now prohibited.
@@tombryant4518 canada government is so retarded that they banned a coffee brand because it had rifle in its name
I really wish we had access to the Colt Canada monolithic uppers here. They make cool stuff up there.
I miss this type of carbines, I mean really light due to the shorter handguard, simple and beautiful.
I actually had heard about Diemaco before. But that's only bc Larry mentioned liking their iron sights on the Forgotten Weapons video where he shows off his 723 carbine. I had to look it up after that.
Nice, never knew about the Canadian colt very interesting.
we had those Lcan scopes on some of our "saws" back in 2007
You Delta guys play with all the cool toys
Looking good old man
Great info and super cool rifle! Thanks LAV!
They say that the front iron sight was taken from the M16A2 design.
Fantastic review! Greetings from Canada.
Great video as always and like your slow motion shots
What a Wicked piece of Kit! Sir Thanks for the upload.🔥
wow, nice weapon, thanks
Sounds really nice in FA! Overgassed, but reliable.
Yep, overgassed as heck.....but nice and stiff and solid looking though, huh?
Another excellent video LAV! Happy freedom day!
I'm happy that the royal marines have switched to the c8 carbine it doesn't jam as much and it's faster to shoot.
It has a interesting cyclic rate. It’s best heard on Larry’s last burst at the end of the video.
"When the war on terror started, Colt couldnt supply all the demand"
Plot twist: most of the demand where from Texas
Well, why not? SFW is one hell of a weapon, and it has things that we can't have on the M4.
Thanks Larry!
Diemaco SFW, and L119 series are my dream guns . The L119A2 is my all time Favorite . Kinda ticked off I missed out on the BCM SFW. Would of been awesome on the wall of my man cave .
Would love to jump this rifle instead of the Colt M4A1's we currently use.
Very slick looking rifle. I can see why the SAS liked it.
I have the semi auto 20” barrel “C7A2” version of this now relegated strictly to my safe. I sourced the green furniture, the tri/rail, the rear sight, an Elcan, and various other bits to make it a complete clone.
Thankyou Justin for keeping me safe from this horrific WMD. I guess I’ll just keep shooting my much less lethal Tavor.
This isn’t the first time these fuckin liberals abuse OIC for gun control reasons. And every time they do it it’s gets overturned. I’m looking forward to eventually purchasing one but for now I’m good with my SKS
Would be cool to hear your thoughts on the 16¨ colt canada c8 iur in the specs used by the Danes. That gun seems to be an amazing platform considering its standard issue for them.
While not an especially innovative company, Diemaco does make a damn good rifle. Great barrels.
Not especially innovative compared to what? Diemaco was 10000% more innovative than Colt USA has ever been. T
@@gtfkt Oh I agree there, but they aren't pushing boundaries in components like triggers, buffer systems, or handguards.
@@AlexanderEddy you should check out the dutch variant, the c7nld.
@@AlexanderEddy Notwhitstanding the fact that the AR15 world has been stagnating for a good long while (there is a finite amount of evolution components of a system can undergo without changing the system itself), it's not really their place to develop gucci gear. They did however produce monolithic AR's, and were the sole mfg to do so besides LMT for a very long time. Nevertheless, Diemaco/Colt Canada has always been the go-to shop for special projects, Colt USA never could handle anything beyond their set in stone DOD M16/M4 designs due to neverending internal conflicts.
the Diemaco C8 NLD is still the sexiest of all Diemaco varients
+1
Made in Canada.
Prohibited for Canadians.
"Restricted: Military/Law Enforcement/Government/Export Use Only"
@@mnguy98 According to the Canadian Firearms Act, this firearm falls in the "Prohibited" category.
@@KP762a Always has been. It's for military/Law Enforcement use. Colt Canada makes a civilian version called the SA20
It's really cool
I used the service versions of diemaco weapons when i was in. I can tell you the polymer mag was almost never a thing during my time
wow 😯 I love this video!
Come to Danmark Larry, we have a tons of thoes magazins (most don't like tho) in the army. and we also you the C7 and C8 both older versions and newer once :)
That scope looks massive on that rifle
Like your new gloves!
Looks cool
Also banned in Canada 🤦♂️
It's our service rifle for our armed forces
For civilians I think?, but armed forces no.
@@vothbetilia4862 Yup, but it's also illegal now to discharge a prohibited firearm at any gun range....so LE and Armed Forces personnel are now severely restricted in where they can train. If your army, only on base. If you're LE, used to be you could book the range for whole team to train. Not so anymore.
@@Sontrop87 Wow, talk about unintended consequences.
It's a weapon of war...meant for the military. If you need a full auto to harvest a deer you suck!
excellent video sir!!! very cool design from Colt. 👍👍👍
your videos are awesome
The slow-mo is so interesting...you can see the rifle and attachments flex and dance...regular speed that just doesn't come across.
I like it!!
I have like 6 of those thermold mags with the Leaf emblem. They come up for auction fairly often.
Edit: i should add that they suck in cold weather; feed lip cracked while shooting in -20 degree Celsius.
Edit 2: fun fact, those mags were thrown away by the dumpster load in the mid 2000s. Few still exist.
where would I find these auctions?
@@Ltblitzful icollecter.com navigate to canadian militaria/gun auctions.
Respect
Get Some , Mr. Vickers !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great video, brother! Take care!