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Bonus Episode 061.5: Chamelot-Delvigne-Bodeo (Patreon)

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2017-10-10 04:30:59
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Episode 061.5: Chamelot-Delvigne-Bodeo 74-89

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Anonymous

That ending was abrupt 😂

Anonymous

great channel will continue to support

Anonymous

Gun Jesus has bestowed upon thee a revolver of humble looks and preformance

Anonymous

Well BYE to you too! I met up with Ian in August and specifically asked if he had any work with you guys coming up and he got down right giddy when telling me that he had several possible pieces in play. Glad to see this one and looking forward to you folks reviewing the 30-06 Chauchat next year when he finally gets it transferred and in running order! Keep up the great work!

Anonymous

Camelot DeLorean Boogaloo

Marc Paris

Beardie and Gun Jesus ... a great combo. Glad I'm a patron of both your channels

Anonymous

Thank, Mr. Ian McCollum

Anonymous

Well I feel you guys are gonna need Gun Jesus's service quite alot in the French weapons department.

TwentythreePER

How very interesting. I like revolvers, they are like clocks that shoot. I especially love the top break revolvers, looking forward to the Spanish top break. Thanks so much for this video I found it very interesting.

Paul Linfor

Speaking of Gun Jesus, He bought an M1918 .30-06 Chauchat automatic rifle, and he's actually seemed to make it work. Have to give him a call when it gets out of NFA jail.

Richard Anderson

I still put the folding trigger idea for a full size military revolver in the "what the hell were they thinking????" category.

Richard Anderson
>>7681161

No trigger guard, which you'll notice on almost all firearms since their inception and virtually all modern firearms to protect the trigger from damage or accidental discharge.

Bruce Brodnax
>>7681161

A part with a hinge built into it is inherently more complex [ie, expensive] & prone to breakage than a rigid, single piece of metal. Colt had the fancy, drop-down folding triggers on his Paterson revolvers: guess what the 1st thing to go was when Sam Walker came to Colt to get the honkin' great horse pistol made that evermore bears his name? ;-)

Anonymous

Thanks for the extra.