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During the Horus Heresy Warp storms were just as possible as during the 41st Millennium am I right? If that is the case, when the legions were travelling about or when portions of the legions (because they were sometimes divided into fragments but usually together as a whole, right?) could they have got lost in the Warp as Garro and the Death Guard did aboard the Eisenstein? Would it then be possible for them to disengage from the Warp after the Warp storm and enter into the 41st Millennium?

Yes but most people will label your fluff Mary Sue and demonise you. Alot of people find this story set up rather annoying.

 BluntmanDC wrote:
Yes but most people will label your fluff Mary Sue and demonise you. Alot of people find this story set up rather annoying.

Oh personally I wouldn't have that in my fluff, just got thinking about my army which of course happens to be pre-Heresy and my friend's 41st Millennium marines and then something just clicked and I required an answer.

Yes, go into the warp and you could pop out anywhere in time, you can be on course and arive hundreds years or thousands of years later even though for you only a couple of months have gone by. it's just the warp to put it plainly.