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Eamon B

Repeat question: What is the process like for borrowing guns to do videos on? (And if you want to shoot a match or do a mud test on a Ruger PC Carbine, I'd be happy to loan you mine.)

Thomas P

Generally, in WWI there was a move from the entrenched heavy machine guns like the vickers and mg08 to more portable guns like the lewis, chauchat, mg08/15 and BAR. If the war had started with those guns, would they have moved to heavy mgs by war's end?  And would the war have been fought differently?

Jordan

What's up with the giveaways recently? It seems like there hasn't been one in a while. Not complaining, just curious. 

Duke VonMeep the 2nd

I’ve asked this before but how does Karl tie his head rag so there is no big knot in the back? Thank you for all you guys do!

Brice H.

What experience and opinion do you have on long range shooting (1000+ yds)? If none, would you consider trying it? 

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Melvin L

Karl and Ian tend to share the same opinions on certain firearms, gear, and tactics, but are there any opinions that you two guys have never been able to agree on (outside of pistol grip only shotguns)?

Anthony B

Have you two had any real creative difference(read fights) while making series such as the WWSD rifles, lever gun series, or even due to running a match with odd gear? Keep up the good work and thanks for adding the buyers club. 

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Troy E M

How many rounds of rifle and pistol ammo should I bring with me if I come to one of your matches

Kevin B

If you lived on the island of Svalbard in the arctic circle and were required to carry a rifle for protection from Polar Bear attacks, what would you take, assuming no onerous restrictions?

Kyle

Would it be worthwhile to get into AK74s or should new AK shooters stick with 7.62x39?

John G

What is your all-time favorite war movie? Keep up the great work!

Icebreaker Interactive

Waffles or pancakes?

Nicholas S

How have the Holosun optics you guys originally got for the WWSD rifles held up? For use with a magnifier do you still like the ACSS reticle?

Markus K

How do you think a modern infantry squad in full equip would stand against a WW2 infantry squad? Or by which factor is their force greater?

Joe L

Of there's one book you'd recommend that everyone should read, what would it be?

FatCow

Do you believe that a chambering in .223 Wylde makes a huge difference or is better then a 5.56 NATO or .223 Rem? 

Fred b

What tourniquet you prefer to carry and why?

Patrik R

Any plans to visit germany?

Philip

Did any video of yours ever get significantly more / less views than you expected? If so, what do you think went right or wrong?

John W

Why are straight walled rifle cartridges so rare? It would seem like the advantage of high capacity straight stick magazines ala p90 would be appealing.

Sean S

How useful is full-automatic fire? Its seem that in most cases not all but in most cases it is just a waste of ammo. 

Will K

What makes a guns suitable for "over the beach" conditions (being able to fire right after coming out of water)? 

Ferrous

What's your guys favorite cocktail or other adult beverage of choice?

Sam A.

Beyond specialized competition guns, do you see any potential in small arms where the firing mechanism and/or the action is electrically operated?

Kyle C

Hey, guys.  So, Ian, having recently fired a real-life 2nd Pattern FG42, what are your thoughts?  Do you think it could still hold up today with modern battle rifles, like the FAL or G-3, or is it a museum piece?

Mitchell C

Given the choice between a CA compliant AR and a bolt gun which would you choose? 

Lee C

Why do you believe there isn't a large enough market for decently made, decently priced 5.45? 

Nick C

Can different AR15 twist rates affect terminal ballistics?

Chris C

Is there a market for deactivated, but visually intact military firearms, and if so where are they sold?

Matt S

Do you guys have plans to attend any more Run n Gun type 2-gun events?

Martin S

Do you have any plans to expand Brutality to other countries in Europe, for example Switzerland?

Josef K

My question is as follows; we know about the viability and popularity of the 1-4/6/8 scopes on the market today. How viable do you think a 2-7 would be for two gun and similar competitions? 

Connor D

Something a little different: Aside from Karl's VW Thing, do either of you own any other cool/classic/unique vehicles?

London Jolly

Are goofy runs considered ok at matches so long as they don't waste too much time? 

Chadi K

Is the idea that 7,62x39 is superior to 5,56x45 in dense forest a myth based on marginal differences in performance or solid fact worth considering when choosing an army's primary caliber?

Alex P

Do you have any opinion on using smokeless powder cartridges in the Richard-Mason 1851 Navy Uberti replicas? 

Scott S

What would it take to get Karl to shoot a match with the FAMAS and the "Beret"?

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Mike

Kropatschek vs Krag!

Zachary Ellinger

For next time. Why aren't there more aluminum AKs? I've only found 1.

Adam G.

Haha of course Ian picks French toast. If it’s French he likes it.

InRange TV

There does seem to some sort of obsession there, doesn't there?

Icebreaker Interactive

Will have to make French Long toast for Ian - which technically are in Flûte territory and makes everything more complicated, as everything regarding France. Complicated and delicious!

Icebreaker Interactive

Oh, and Karl: Waffles > Pancakes. Let us know if you are ever in Denmark, we'll go for a waffle

Josh Bowman

In regards to the question about bolt gun versus California compliant AR15, I think we need to see that at a 2 gun match to sort that out. Ian and his Enfield 1917, Karl and a Cally AR15, (or close to one anyway)

commandZee

Californians aren't just restricted to permanently fixed magazines, we also have the option of running a "featureless" set-up, ie detachable mag limited to 10 rounds, no pistol grip, fixed stock, no forward pistol grip, no flash/sound suppressor, and ≥16 inch barrel with an overall rifle length no shorter than 30 inches. 😖We hate it, it's frustrating, and depending on the individual's chosen set-up it can be subjectively ugly, but functionally "featureless" allows us a sporterized functional version of mosts semi-autos available in the US. edit: If anyone is interested in CA compliance detailed information can be found at www.calguns.net

Vee's Vexations

I'm pretty sure that chart is out of date. It refers to bullet buttons.

commandZee

Good catch. Yes bullet button devices are no longer CA compliant mag lock devices. That link is what Calguns.net currently has up, I just assumed they updated it. I'll delete it here to avoid any confusion and let the mods know at Calguns.net Edit– I got in touch with a Calguns admin, turns out they're waiting on CA DOJ to finalize the wording on the official regs before they release a new flowchart. For details on our dumpster fire: <a href="https://calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=1364777" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=1364777</a>

Phill Oliver

Why does no one ever back up and say "oh wow, I can have a Mini-14 with 10Rd mags without making an ugly franken-gun"? Seriously. If I were somehow forced to live in California, or have Cali styled gun restriction, why would I not simply move from a scarey-black-gun and into a customized Mini-14. Same caliber. Same magazines. Same basic rate of fire with the ability to reload quickly. Spend a little to have it tweaked up (just like we do with our ARs) and make it work the way we want it to?

Bruce Brodnax

2 reasons mostly: 1) Accuracy - even after the 2010 redesign the Mini-14 is a 3moa rifle at best. At least they got it down from 6moa... ::) 2) Relatively expensive proprietary rock & lock mags. [Don't ever let anyone tell you rock&lock mags are as good as AR/Stanag str8-in style, 'cause they aren't.] Bonus secret reason #3) If you're going to be stuck w/ that configuration, why not go big & get a CMP Garand? 8rds of faster loading 30-06 cover-to-concealment transforming power, with no "removable magazine" restrictions ever. ;-D

Phill Oliver

Interesting supposition, and I'm getting what you're saying. The Garand idea is a good fix to that situation, and I would say that's probably what I might opt for. The 3MOA vs AR's 1MOA or better means nothing in a self defense role IMO, but for longer shooting is a valid issue. I was under the impression that my STANAGs and Magpul 5.56 mags would fit and function. If I'm wrong, then that's a big issue as well. I was looking to get a Mini-14 for a truck gun at some point, on the grounds that it's not a "scary black full semi-auto child killing death machine", and thus easier to be a bit under the radar, should I need to be. Thank the gods that in Maine, no one but a few lefty kooks give any fucks about ARs. Thanks again for your informative answer, Bruce. You've given me something to think about. Cheers!