
I got a few pics of the Colt serial #1674, museum and surrounding training base known as "Depot" to members of The Force.
The other remaining '21 owned by the Mounted Police is on 10 year loan to a museum in Yellowknife, North West Territories.
Unfortunetly I had a very limited time that our van load of guys had to stop and get the pics. The pics are taken with the '21 behind the glass and as such I have to apologize for the quality and reflection

If I have posted too many and are taking up valuable space please let me know.
Start with an overall picture of the enterance to the museum. To the right is the Force chapel. It used to be the Officer's mess hall, and is the location where Louis Riel was hung in 1885?. Riel was the leader of the uprising that became to be known as the North West Rebellion. He was found quilty of treason and strung up directly behind the chapel building.
The museum is outstanding, and you could count on anywhere from 2-4 hours.
In the foreground is the parade square.


The museum goes chronologicaly and the Colt can be found in the 1920's era and the age of rum runners. The GRC found on the displays are for the french influence



Close up of parts of the still and liquor body pack.

Information card at the bottom of the display case.

Here are some further shots of close up of the butt, barrel, drum and receiver.
As per a lot of pictures, they do not do the Colt any justice. This SMG is in basically unfired condition. The blueing is immaculate! The wood does not have a ding, chip or any other blemish.
The C drum does show a bit of a dent, but is more noticable in the pic than you can see.




I will post the remainder on a 2nd post. I guess this one is too big, sorry.
