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Q&A Part 1: Patron Release (Patreon)

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2025-02-26 03:00:08
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nick G

Well, there goes the rest of my weeknights!

Douglas Killock

Greetings from across the pond. And thanks for this offering. Always welcome

Matteo Manino

Greetings from Italy. Now I know what to do tonight.

Neil

The answer to the BAR/Lewis gun question is obviously the BREN gun🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🦄🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🦄😂

Michael James Blum

The original 1903 Springfield rear sight is a complicated nuisance.

Reid Hampton

If looking for a 1914 Colt Potato digger, the VMI Museum you have worked with before has one. I am a recent Alumni from there. I have a picture of top markings.

Oscar Floyd

When I was asking about your favorite overly complicated sight, I didn’t quite mean your favorite to actually use. I meant it more in the sense of “favorite absurdity” sense. One a second note, I actually carry a 1903 Pocket Hammerless as my EDC. 1905 production date. Love it! Easily the most comfortable thing I have ever carried

Mr. Lee
>>166059305

Same on the edc. When people ask about 32acp I just tell them it's for when you need to shoot someone politely.

Mr. Lee

Speaking of the shit collecters market, I had the weirdest non-gunshow interaction recently. I saw an ad for two win97s at reasonable prices. I get there and one is a bit of a dog and the other is perfect. I offered a less than 10 percent lower than asking price for the dog. The guy immediately responds that he won't take a penny less than the asking price of the perfect gun, because he knows what he has invested in them, but I can choose which one I want. I was so agrivated I just left without buying anything.

Dennis McNamara

M1 Garand production - rough summary to October 1939 15000, to June 1940 50000, Cost between $75 - 80