Canadian military rifles from 1867 to present day...

[John Sukey]

Aside from the mouse guns , the stirling, the rocket launcher, and the grenade launcher I have all that.
Oh you folks did miss one, I have a RCAF marked M1917.

 

[Sgt Striker]

A better list, though others will help build on it:

Snider-Enfield MkII
Snider-Enfield MkII*
Snider-Enfield MkII**
Snider-Enfield Artillery Carbine
Snider-Enfield Cadet Carbine
Martini-Henry MkII
Martini-Henry MkIII
Martini-Enfield Artillery Carbine
Magazine Lee-Metford MkI
Magazine Lee-metford MkII
Magazine Lee-Metford Cavalry Carbine
Magazine Lee-Enfield Cavalry Carbine
Magazine Lee Enfield Mk1
Magazine Lee-Enfield Mk1*
Short Magazine Lee Enfield Mk1, 1*,1**,1***
Short Magazine Lee Enfield .22 Patt 14.
Short Magazine Lee Enfield .22 Patt 18
Short Magazine Lee Enfield No.2MkIV
Short Magazine Lee Enfield No.2MkIV*
Cooey Model 82
Ross MkII (all variants)
Ross MkIII (all variants)
SMLE MkIII
SMLE MkIII*
Pattern 1914
Model 1917
M1 Garand
M1 Carbine
Boys Anti-Tank Rifle
M1A1 Thompson
Sten MkII
Sten MkIII
Sten MkV
No4 MkI
No4 MkI*
No.4(T) sniper rifle
.22 C No.7
EAL Rifle
Winchester Model 64
Winchester Model 94
Marlin Model 36
Savage Model 99
FN C1
FN C1A1
C1 Sterling
C3 sniper rifle
C3A1 sniper rifle
C7
C7A1
C7A2
C8 carbine
Heckler & Koch MP5 (JTF2)
C9A1 LMG
C14 MRSW .338
LRSW .50 (McMillan TAC-50)

Ahhh..... I think you forgot one....

 

[cantom]

Ahhh..... I think you forgot one....

FN C2?

 

[Steppenwolf]

Koldt, what lovely wall paper.

 

[Claven2]

As I said, others will build on it. And yes, I forgot the C2 series and purposely omitted the non-handheld LMGs.

 

[smellie]

Canada got Snider Mark Is; they were altered to Mark I* when the rim of the cartridge was changed. Likely Canada is the only place you will find a Mark I Snider. Me, I'm still looking!!!

John Sukey, you're a lucky guy! My Dad stood guard with one of those at Brandon Airport before the airport was built...... they had 3 guys in the detachment and 3 RCAF-marked M-'17s, all built by Eddystone (they were termed "Eddystone Rifles" to many in the RCAF), and they had to stand outside in 30 below in case Hitler decided to attack the airport where nothing existed. Oh, well....... WISH I could find one of those, too.

 

[Pete04]

I have a C< marked BSA Martini .22 trainer. I don't know how common that is.
Pete