r/canadaguns Apr 06 '26

Shooting A relaxing day at the range

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Easter Monday visit to the range with one of my minions. A relaxing time.

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u/HornyGoatWeedGuzzler Apr 07 '26

C79 is an interesting choice

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u/NavyShooter_NS Apr 07 '26

I've got several of them from my Service Conditions shooting days at NSCC and CFSAC....good way to continue to use them.

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u/HornyGoatWeedGuzzler Apr 07 '26

Service Conditions shooting days at NSCC and CFSAC

What is that? I've been in the infantry for a few years, never heard of that. I don't really like the C79 lol. Sounds like some kind of shooting team?

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u/NavyShooter_NS Apr 07 '26

CAFSAC (Canadian Armed Forces Small Arms Concentration) is what replaced CFSAC (Canadian Forces Small Arms Competition) which were the military run competitions that spanned up to 2019 - they were shut down in 2020 due to COVID and haven't returned.

NSCC is the National Service Conditions Competition run by the Dominion of Canada Rifle Association - it was on hiatus as well after COVID, but returned last year in Borden instead of Connaught ranges.

What unit are you with?

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u/DJ_Necrophilia Apr 07 '26

Considering they sell for over 3k these days (probably more, its been a minute since I checked), its more of a financial flex than anything

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u/NavyShooter_NS Apr 07 '26

Nope, not really 'flexing on the poors' - just making use of scopes that I bought back in the day on a rifle that I can still use today. My AR's have been in the safe for too damn long.

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u/Wiggum13 Apr 07 '26

Hey Op. Do you have a picture with your magazine in? I printed pmag covers for mine. But yours looks like it makes the front end a lot cleaner.

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u/No_Praline_1835 Apr 07 '26

Where can i find that scope?

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u/Geralt-of-Rivai Apr 07 '26

Elcan brothers unite! How was the zeroing with it for you? I had a hell of a time getting mine zeroed on my TM

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u/NavyShooter_NS Apr 08 '26

Easy-peazy. I've been using Elcans regularly since the 90's, and repair them in my day job from time to time, so yeah, good glass, and with the Gen 4 mount (spring holding the top and bottom halves together) they're quite reliable.

(Note - there are a lot of improvements from the Gen 1/2 to the current issue Gen 4 mounts - backlash spring tensioners, elevation drum changes, spring tensioner, metallurgical changes to components, etc, but I mention the spring as that's the 'easily' visible difference between the generations.)

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u/2016YamR6 Apr 07 '26

Is that only a 10 round mag?

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u/NavyShooter_NS Apr 07 '26

Ayup. With a 3D printed shell of my design around it.

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u/2016YamR6 Apr 07 '26

Nice, looked big I was hoping someone figured out how to straighten the mags a bit internally to fit more rounds vs the big banana mags

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u/elo_itr Apr 07 '26

can't really do that with rimfire

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u/Spydude84 Apr 07 '26

You can do that, look at the Remington 597 mags. The promags fit 22 rounds and are pretty straight, a lot straighter than the TM22 ones, but they stack and a half part of the way instead of being fully single stacked.

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u/looloopklopm Apr 07 '26

What does this look like inserted?

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '26

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u/NavyShooter_NS Apr 07 '26

Bought them a lot of years ago - I was a fairly serious Service Rifle competitor - built my own dedicated .22 LR upper before that was a commercially available thing so I could practice on my own time at the local indoor range. Got me as high as being 2nd in Canada, so, I guess it served me well enough. Hate 'em if you will, but the glass is really good.

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u/adminsys Apr 07 '26

What is your scope model ?

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u/dke783 Apr 07 '26

This is a very Canadian photo with those C79 optics!

-all this photo needs is A ) some snow on the ground and B ) a half-eaten box of Timbit donut holes!

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u/NavyShooter_NS Apr 07 '26

Nah, the quality of product at Tim's nowadays is less than desirable, but yes, snow on the ground would be proper.

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u/JaxIsLoud Apr 09 '26

Curious about the mag sleeve. Any photos with it inserted?