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Part 1:
https://youtu.be/rg0OomRbKiw

Part 2:
https://youtu.be/H_BsGVPUGb8

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Patrons gave us their questions, Rob and Othais answered them to the best of their abilities. Like always they get too far down the rabbit hole more than once and things inevitably go off the rails. Because of its massive size, we had to split it up for rendering. Part 2: https://youtu.be/H_BsGVPUGb8

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PeterJim Mc

Guys check the account you used. Maybe it’s intentionally but the account shows your last name.

Dino

On Ballistol, you once described it as "Everything that WD-40 claims to be but isn't," and that right there was enough to sell me on it. Win-win partnership, indeed.

John Thomas

Seeing Rob in street clothes is different.

Markus B.

A break from the BP revolvers. 😍

Rob Grant

Excellent. I’ve just increased my contribution to both of your channels. Merry Christmas Gentlemen.

Ronald Carrier

Having Othias drink Canada Dry while Rob is around is a nice touch.

Christopher Schroeder

If you are serious about a match, you know you have to talk to Carl. Even if hes not involved, he's got a lot of experience to help you figure things out.

Brock Gouett

Can we just appreciate how dapper Rob looks

JacksonCZ

P-51 is a great weapon, more than welcome to shoot it anytime. Argyles for their actions at Glencoe at the orders of king William Both the round for the P-13 and the post WW2 British developments were 7mm's.

David Herman

I stand by my joke about the Enfield revolver. They went through all this effort, and ended up with a shitty Merwin and Hulbert. Also, no disappointment with the pedersen device? Re the m1917 post WWI, didn't remington iterate on it until it eventually became the 700?

Markus B.

I think I have an idea about the Besa machine gun in 8mm. At the time .303 was the standard rifle and machine gun round, yet 8mm was used too, so why not go all rimless? The Besa was a niche gun. Tank Corps only. A few hundred or thousand were nothing compared to all the small arms in .303.

Jeff King

If you are able to put together that rifle match I would love to help. I'm able to match direct or RO. Thanks for answering my question

Jason

The BESA was air cooled. The Vickers was water cooled. So the BESA was better in tanks and armored cars. It was needed fast. The Royal Armoured Corp (RAC) had a separate supply chain, so ammo as less of a problem. I'm also think that the RAC used .30-06 Browning MGs in their US supplied tanks/tank destroyer/ etc.

Kevin Reichert

I would pay to shoot a match like described. I would probably pay extra to shoot more than one rifle. I would definitely make the drive, but in my case, I travel for work, so a 600+ mile trip isn’t a huge deal for me. My biggest issue would be what rifles to use.

Guido Schriewer

man I love the fal. alas I had g3 thrown at me. lewis is just too cool. THE most disapointing... was there ever such a thing.. thinking.. molot 12ga maybe. coolest for me.. LAR griz in 45winmag recently. not into those mag semis so much but that thing is niiice. no reichsrevolver bashing? I mean the philipino colt has to be better than the german.