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| weaponinfo = The C14 Timberwolf rifle was originally developed as MRSWS (Medium Range Sniper Weapon System) is a civilian long range hunting and sport shooting bolt-action sniper rifle for super magnum cartridges built by the Canadian arms company Prairie Gun Works, now PGW Defence Defense Technologies Inc. The It was originally developed as a civilian Timberwolf sporting rifle is offered in several chamberings, up to however after a couple of modifications the rifle was deemed suitable for military use.408 Cheyenne Tactical cartridge and It has since become the .416 PGW cartridge, a wildcat cartridge based on primary sniper rifle of the Canadian Armed Forces.408 Cheyenne Tactical<ref name = "timberwolf wiki">[https://en. These rifle cartridges are dimensionally larger and are more powerful when compared to the wikipedia.338 Lapua Magnum cartridge used in org/wiki/C14_Timberwolf Wikipedia article on the C14 Timberwolf used by the Canadian military.]</ref>

During the 1990s , the Canadian Armed Forces formulated a requirement for a sniper began looking to replace the aging C3A1 bolt-action rifles which had been in service since the 1950s. A list of requirements was drafted, one of which being that the rifle that could fulfill must be capable of fulfilling an anti-personnel role up to 1,200 m (1,312 yd). This During the 2001 rifle trials at CFB Gagetown, the C14 was entered into the competition by PGW Defense Technologies. The C14 started life as a civilian long-range anti-personnel hunting and sporting rifle would replace , designed to chamber super magnum cartridges. Civilian Timberwolf rifles are offered in several chamberings, up to the .408 Cheyenne Tactical cartridge and the .416 PGW cartridge, a wildcat cartridge based on the .408 Cheyenne Tactical. The version used by the aging C3A1 bolt-action rifle which fired Canadian Armed Forces is chambered for .338 Lapua Magnum cartridge, a far more powerful cartridge than the smaller 7.62×51mm 62x51mm NATO cartridge which had been rounds used in service since the 1950solder C3A1 rifles. The C14 would perform spectacularly during the 2001 rifle trials, handily meeting the stringent distance requirements, and was selected to fill the role of the Canadian Armed Forces' dedicated anti-personnel rifle.<ref name = "militaryfactory c14">[https://www.militaryfactory.com/smallarms/detail.asp?smallarms_id=1132 Military Factory page on the C14]</ref>

The C14 was able to fulfill the 1990s requirements, Timberwolf uses a steel rotary bolt with an effective range of 1dual front locking lugs,500 m (1,640 yd)plus one additional locking lug at the rear. During The extra locking lug at the rear assists in preventing the 2001 trials at CFB Gagetownbolt from becoming jammed when chambering another round. The bolt is partly helically fluted, the C14 was selected which reduces weight and stops bolt debris jams. A double plunger ejector and hook type extractor are used to fill the Canadian Armed Forces' dedicated anti-personnel rifleremove fired cartridge cases, being ordered which helps create a very smooth action which is very reliable. The barrel for production by the Canadian Land Forces Command in 2005MRSWS is a modified, heavy free floating Krieger-made barrel. Along with the trials at CFB GagetownThe barrels are cryogenically stress-relieved and partly helically fluted, it was also tested at which reduces weight whilst maintaining most of the Munitions Experimental Test Centre in Valcartier, Quebecstructural strength. <refname = "forgotten weapons timberwolf">[https://wayback.archive-it.org/all/20110609200556/http://www.forces.gcyoutube.ca/site/news-nouvellescom/news-nouvelles-eng.aspwatch?idv=1669 Canadian Forces Award Canadian Sniper Rifle ContractqhkSB26LS64 Forgotten Weapons video on the C14]</ref>

The rifle operates with a rotary bolt, with two front locking lugs in the front, and an additional one in the rear. The barrel and action are made of 416 stainless steel, while the military-issued receiver is made of aluminum, PGWDTI also offers a titanium receiver as an alternative option. Accuracy from Since the C14 is impressive, being capable introduction of achieving sub 0.75 MOA with proper ammunition.  On the highest end, the C14 is able to fire with a maximum muzzle velocity of 838 m/s (2750 ft/s) using Sierra Matchking 300 gr cartridges. Since its official adoption Timberwolf MRSWS in 2005, the C14 C3A1 rifle has been used by slowly removed from active service. The C14 is now the main sniper rifle in the Canadian Armed Forcesarsenal. It is highly rated by snipers, who like the rifle itself as well as the SAS additional effective range and penetration the Royal Saudi Land Force. Having appeared in 338 Lapua Magnum offers over the War in Afghanistan, Yemeni Civil War, Saudi intervention in Yemen, and C3A1's 7.62×51mm NATO cartridge. Aside from the Saudi-Yemeni border crisisCanadian military, the C14 is no stranger to conflict. While it may not be has also seen limited use with the British SAS as well recognized as the Canadian Armed Royal Saudi Land Forces' anti-material rifle, the TAC-50, it is still a rifle which has met the most stringent of standards. Soldier, police officer, sport shooter: the C14 does it all.

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