GTA Southern Ontario M14Clinic CDN Gunworks Oshawa 04 March 2018 Debrief here....

farmerbob said:
Just signed up, its going to be a great clinic!
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Your EMT was perfect and you are Good to Go... bring on any questions you may have. Last year of 2017 , I delivered only ONE M14 clinic and it happened to be at TSE in Calgary just this past November 25, 2017. And that’s why I’m saying that I have not delivered one of these for a while. Naturally demand is dropping and it’s gonna be what it is.....more time for me to run CQB at Petawawa and Base Borden! Hahahaha :evil:

Get on board while I am in the vicinity LOL. :nest:

Cheers, Barney

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TacticalTeacher said:
Your EMT was perfect and you are Good to Go... bring on any questions you may have. Last year of 2017 , I delivered only ONE M14 clinic and it happened to be at TSE in Calgary just this past November 25, 2017. And that’s why I’m saying that I have not delivered one of these for a while. Naturally demand is dropping and it’s gonna be what it is.....more time for me to run CQB at Petawawa and Base Borden! Hahahaha :evil:

Get on board while I am in the vicinity LOL. :nest:

Cheers, Barney

:wave:
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This may be a stupid question, does anyone bring an M14 to your CQB clinic?
 
On the fence right now weather to get a 22” or a 18.5”
Dont want to hijack the thread but any quick pros or cons would be appreciated
Thanks


Barney here:

All depends on what you intend to do with it.....I cut my competition teeth with 22” barrel and that’s all I know for shooting Service Rifle or US High Power National Match course of fire. I have never hunted with my shorty Norinco since I’m pushing bush with the drive here in Ontario, I’m hunting with a Guide Gun 1895 .45-70...lots lighter that way....

For a zombie or bear or moose or deer or doorkicker or quad or truck or sled or ATV or UTV gun , then buy the shorty....

Quick enough for ya??

Cheers, Barney
 
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Hey Barney,
what about us guys here in B.C., the guy that used to do the clinics is history, so it would be much appreciated if you could take the torch, i'm sure it would sell out in minutes, thanks
 
arcane303 said:
Barney, would you have time to walk through putting together an IDF parts kit on a Norc receiver at this clinic?
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Yes as long as your barrel is a government skinny barrel. Them fat profile barrels are an odd ball size for my tools. I would rather send you to expert gunsmith like Casey at Tacord dot ca here on CGN

We can assemble your IDF parts kit. Now which receiver are you thinking of doing this install?

Cheers, Barney
 
TacticalTeacher said:
Yes as long as your barrel is a government skinny barrel. Them fat profile barrels are an odd ball size for my tools. I would rather send you to expert gunsmith like Casey at Tacord dot ca here on CGN

We can assemble your IDF parts kit. Now which receiver are you thinking of doing this install?

Cheers, Barney
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Awesome. The receiver is a 2012 norinco... I have two of the same year I can use if one is dimensionally closer to spec than the other.
 
espresso604 said:
Hey Barney,
what about us guys here in B.C., the guy that used to do the clinics is history, so it would be much appreciated if you could take the torch, i'm sure it would sell out in minutes, thanks
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I would be in for sure I would love to have the opportunity to fo to one of these clinics
 
Limit? Yes once I get over twenty bodies the space for tables and chairs will get kinda intense. Ask me how I know. I’m over 80 clinics and I’ve stopped counting how many f these I’ve delivered across the country.

Cheers, Barney
 
TacticalTeacher said:
Limit? Yes once I get over twenty bodies the space for tables and chairs will get kinda intense. Ask me how I know. I’m over 80 clinics and I’ve stopped counting how many f these I’ve delivered across the country.

Cheers, Barney
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You can count me in - I'll send you an emt tomorrow.
 
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