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Introducing Mark (Patreon)

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2017-01-27 03:53:02
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You guys asked for more Mark, we spent today experimenting at his still-being-assembled shop.  

Still interested?  Should we keep working in this direction?

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Introducing Mark

Mark is hard at work putting together a new workshop and so, of course, we decided to interrupt him with cameras and microphones. The question is, would you like to see more of what Mark is working on behind the scenes?

Comments

Historical Firearms

Love it, but you need to get Mark his own patented plastic pokey/pointy hand!

William Truong

Definitely do more. I love watching these type of videos!

Sean

I like it. Rifle at the end was really looking weird with the top shoulder thingy that goes up going past the bottom hand guard.

Anonymous

Yes, keep this kind of stuff coming. Thanks!

Richard Balison

Wow, you really have to love these old guns to keep them shooting. Thanks guys.

Benjamin K

I like watching Mark, it's always good to watch skilled craftsmen. Keep it up!

Baron Engel

Yes get Mark some pokeyhands! Maybe it can be another milestone goal on Patreon?

Joseph S.

Thank you Mark, learned something new about reloading. Didn't occur to me that such a long bullet wouldn't go in perfectly straight. Definitely not something for a progressive press.

Anonymous

YES! Absolutely! Please do more of these. That was very enjoyable!

Aw Fisk

He's got good camera presence and shows a valuable part of what it takes to keep the old guns going - so YES!

Petter Bøckman

Excellent video! Makes me appreciate the work behind the Primer series a lot more!

Paul Crew

This helps complete the picture of what it takes to get an episode out. A lot of work and passion by some very talented and knowledgeable people.

Anonymous

Very interesting. You should expect indignant posts from those who use one of the other 99 ways to accomplish a task. I'd like to see more.

Anonymous

What die is being used?

Anonymous

Excellent! This sort of content would be well received. Keep 'em coming!

Doc53

Yes, very informative.

Anonymous

Yes, well done. Guided tours through firearm history (in association with The Great War), firearm introduction/presentations, pleasing personalities, a hot chick shooting guns and now you have shop presentations. What an awesome channel. :-)

Anonymous

Could watch this stuff all day. Very interesting and not something you see very often...a skilled gunsmith working historical guns and reproduction ammo. Please keep them coming.

TwentythreePER

I wish I could meet the crew and talk for hours on reloading and old firearms. Does Mark have any tips on 8x56r?

paul h

Everyone involved in C&Rsenal seems like such good people. Also, this was a good lesson on reloading.

Christopher Dooley

Awesome video!!! I'd love to see more behind the scenes work, range footage, whatever. It makes me appreciate the finished episodes more, and it's a cool look at what can be required to keep these old warhorses running. As someone new to C&R guns, the personal lesson I'm taking from this is: invest in reloading, or go ammo shopping BEFORE deciding what rifle to buy :)

Sean Wolf

Yeah, more info on how we can get these old guns firing again, from cleanup to manufacturing ammo, is always welcome. Mark is cool too, very articulate and explains things well.

Leonard Heinz

I liked it. I know next to nothing about reloading, so this was an excellent introduction to the process of making unusual ammo out of stock stuff. I'd like more.

CandRsenal
>>3718843

Not yet but thats because we are still working out how to integrate him into the comment/email flow

Steely

This kind of content is a part of what makes C&Rsenal stand out. The attention to details is very engaging.

Anonymous

Awesome! I loved it!

James Bond

I enjoyed it, too and found it very interesting. How big'a gun nerds are we?!

Anonymous

The custom machining required to get your episodes to completion is fascinating. It's also a pleasure to see a master at his work, and Mark certainly is that!

Bruce Brodnax

Quick question: do you guys have a copy of the _Encyclopedia of Cartridge Conversions_ to refer to, or did Mark start off w/ .303 British just on his own best guess? Fun episode, I definitely support seeing more of Mark!

CandRsenal
>>3755981

We have a few books in the reference library, I'm not sure which we selected from.

Cods

More Mark and Bruno please.