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Originally posted by Snowtractor
Alex, I have a couple of Snap-on ratchet rattles and box end soothers ready to go and if you could make that Trapper a .44mag cal. to match Dada's pistole. Though I think a 'Boyes/Boys' rifle would be very appropriate.
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Nah, all old-hat stuff, don't be doin' with that piddly .44 mag or the dreadful .55 Boyes stuff, never did go through a tank anyway, what you need is one of these Hakkaa Päälle:
http://www.military.com/soldiertech/...XM109,,00.html
Might I suggest, however, the "optional" muzzle brake is actually an essential; even for lumberjack-sized Canadians. . . . . . .
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Richard I think you are thinking of Lovely Mary not Lovely Melissa though they could pass for sisters. And when you come west to straighten out the local politicians I'll introduce you to the mommy and a local drink we have called "beer".
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Most probably, there were a lot of people at Beltring that year and I think the MLU Camp Brits were almost outnumbered by Canadians, especially at the times Ball-Spinning was actually awake.
I'm not too good on beer, except I can tell our real stuff of darker colour, non-CO2 frothed, 6% alcohol, and flavoursome taste at cellar temp, from the pale gnats-piss, fizzy-pop, ice-cold stuff the rest of the world mistakenly wants to call beer.
Don't you dare start me off on politicians
R.