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Othais and Mae discuss the buyer's market, Steel Battalion, 3D printing life, Crozier recovery, and more!

Comments

Daniel Hood

Going through the old episodes now, but what you said about shotgun buy-ups around June 2020 was apt because that's where I was. I had a 9mm pistol, but only had a mag of standard FMJ left and couldn't get any more in my area so when I got a stim check I set aside a chunk to buy a long-arm. I was looking at a S&W AR15, but since I knew all the 556 was gone I went for a much cheaper Stevens 320 Security because 12 gauge was still available. Of course buckshot & slugs were gone, but birdshot was still available so I still had something. It was only years went by that I got more 9mm, wasn't shooting my shotgun much that when I had the opportunity to get an AR this past year I sold the shotty and got the AR I wanted in the first place.

David Grunt

That was THE reason I bought an Xbox, then never got around to actually buying that huge controller

Alden Skinner

Picturing the Othais ninja sneaking up on Mae...

Alden Skinner

And YES to the FAL series! (who is my avatar? anybody?)

CandRsenal

Ian has already texted me due to this "podcast." It took 6 tries.

Wayne Dygert

Having shot the M14 (not my favorite, prefer my Garands) and the G3 (very comfy to shoot and very accurate) but not the FAL I'm curious as to what you prefer in it over the G3

David Herman

Mae if you're looking for recipes and stuff, my favorite cooking channel on youtube is Avi's kosher kitchen. His recipes may not be what you're used to, but I have yet to have a bad meal using them. Only downside is that you have to watch the video and take notes cause he doesn't write his recipes down. Also if you want mine, I'm happy to share my google doc

Mr. Lee
>>38987292

I second that. Having shot both I found even the sights on the fal to be more natural to aim quickly. I love the G3 design, but it's kinda like the BAR: it looks cool, functions reliably but overall it just sucks at being a rifle or a machine gun...

Wayne Dygert
>>38987292

If the opportunity presents I'll have to try one. Gotta admit my Model of 1917 points easily and it's an Enfield ish design

Wayne Dygert
>>38987292

At 5'8" and 160 lbs there was never much temptation for me to take on a BAR but I take your point

Christopher Pettirsch

god I'm starting to hate all social media. I'm sorry your hard work is getting suppressed. And no i have seen nothing about a Burgess maybe i wasnt looking lately

Ryan Nash

I'd love to see a FAL mini-series especially if you could put something together with DSA to sponsor.

Sean Morrison

I enjoy the off the cuff banter between you two.

Bruce Stein

You brushed over "The Siege of Jadotville"; a great film to play "name that weapon", WW1 style trench warfare against infantry attacks, set in the early 60's so it includes helicopters and ground attack by jet aircraft. Well worth watching and re-watching.

Robin Roberts

170 megabytes? Someone is a chatterbox.....

PHILLIP DOUBLE U

Would you consider a a "Sponsor a Shotgun" program? A person could donate $300-$400 for you to buy the shotgun, then after all the shotgun series is complete, you transfer the shotguns out to people who donated.

Mr. Lee
>>38987292

Being 6'3" and over 220lbs brings a unique viewpoint on ergonomics.

Mr. Lee
>>39013650

You might have a hard time convincing the atf that doesn't violate straw purchase laws.

PHILLIP DOUBLE U
>>39013650

All firearms would be transfered with a 4473 to the end owner. You are just paying for it well in advance of actually receiving it.

Wayne Dygert
>>38987292

My daughter is 5'7" and her husband is 6 '8" while my son is 6 '2" and his wife is 5 '3". We have our ups and downs so on average we're normal???

Kargush

Steel Battalion, the game I only heard about a decade after it was gone and have wanted ever since.

Arturo Ceron

A "skinny" Othais is fine ... as long as his head size doesn't change =) LOL

Arturo Ceron

I get the impression that the only way to build up backlog of content (like Ian does) in order to get/have time for "other things" C&R would have to take a hiatus were you don't publish any content. Perhaps 1 month a year where you historically get the least amount of views and/or the worst weather you have to contend with. As a Patron I would not mind.

Andrey Gardner
>>38983207

That controller was evil... The Start button triggered the mod chip's reboot feature so I could not to run it form the HDD. Never did get to finish it on account of it, and many of my other video game peripherals getting stolen.

Coatl

Thanks guys, as usual the podcast is a fun listen

PHILLIP DOUBLE U
>>39013650

I should clarify, the shotgun would be sent to your local gunshop, and transfered through your gunshop as you would do for any other firearm.

Jack Ray

The bit about people buying things needed for the show and emailing you that you can never borrow them for the show is just for torture. Someone like that needs Jesus.

Jack Mahan

Love the FAL!! I finally got one about 8 years ago and it is great. Plus Mae said SAD!! I almost fell off my work bench!!

Josey

It's disappointing to hear that other people you trusted, went out and bought guns they knew you wanted, just so you couldn't have them. What kind of twisted person does that? BTW, I love the FAL too. I have one built with a Steyr parts kit.

Dave Baloga

Maybe people think May is less involved because she doesn’t talk about how busy she is ad nauseam.

Brian Smith

Congrats on the FAL. I've got a bunch of them myself. If I saw a SAR-4800 cheap, I'd jump on it too.

Richard Anderson

I'm somewhat surprised that someone close to you hasn't offered use of their private rifle range on demand. I have one and at least 3 of my neighboring farms have ones with proper backstop, etc. I would think that would solve some of your filming constraint issues.

CandRsenal
>>40848319

I'm going to be honest and say we get a lot of offers for help from people who fundamentally don't understand we have to maintain a repeating schedule. It's the over-and-over part that gets difficult.

Scott Howrey

I personally like all show ideas y'all come up with, even the ones you say nobody would like so you won't do it