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2016-01-27 00:16:23
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Community Update: You guys are great

Notes: 1. We hit $1k on Patreon. Thank you! 2. We are a small channel with a dedicated base 3. Our community is super classy 4. Our gun donors are top notch! 5. Tell us when you find cool stuff 6. THANK YOU

Comments

Edward Lentz

If you do shoot that thing at some tannerite I wouldn't complain. Keep up the good work.

Tetatae Exchange Student

I love your channel, and I feel you guys do a great job keeping me informed and interested for the entire length of your videos. That being said, some kind of bonus clip (Patreon only?) of you blasting away with something and screaming at the top of your lungs would certainly get me laughing.

Anonymous

Mystery Crazy Land is an OK place if it's got you guys in it! :)

Paul Faiella

Keep it going brother even if intelligent, detailed information has become niche. I prefer to think you, May, and the crew are avant garde! Viva la difference y'all.

Joshua McCoy

I have actually been really enjoying the videos on the .32s and small 9mms, for me it's more of an issue of, I know most of what you're going to say about things like the Mauser 98 and the SMLE Mk III and even the T-Gewher, the little rear-echelon officers side-arms? I don't know anything about. Also, Re. comments, You and May are historians, you are not putting yourself on display, your putting the history of the piece of display, that is something rare on the Internet, as a result your very objective, and thought out, and it doesn't surprise me that people respect that. You and May and everyone else behind C&Rsenal are doing a great job

Anonymous

I agree with previous commenter, the weapons that barely get any spotlight make for some really interesting episodes. Even more so if they weren't all that good but still got used.

CandRsenal
>>1272914

We have picked up another camera body for the T-gewehr. We'll try to put it to use regular filming by doing the behind the scenes again. We're having a hard time keeping a floating helper on the range.

CandRsenal
>>1274263

Thanks man, that's a really heavy compliment. I'm glad to hear the bit about the .32's too. We get a lot of push on popular models but for me the most fun is in the unheard of stuff.

CandRsenal
>>1274576

I just replied to him, but I refuse to lock onto popular-only because these old pieces deserve the same affection.

Øivind Jensen

Keep doing what you are going, I love it

Troy

Agreed, keep up the good work, and personally I prefer the lesser known firearms, their stories should not be lost.