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Primer 004*: Patron Release (Patreon)

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2023-08-01 04:31:00
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Primer 004*: Patron Release

This is an early release to all patrons/supporters, please let us know if you spot any errors and we'll get them fixed for the public release. Once we release the public version in a week, we'll pull this one down, so all comments on this video will go away. Thank you for your support and we hope ya'll enjoy! Othais and Mae delve into the story of this classic. Complete with history, function, and live fire demonstration. C&Rsenal presents its Primer series; covering the firearms of this historic conflict one at a time in honor of the centennial anniversary. Join us every other Tuesday! Prints/patches/shirts from the show: https://candrsenal.com/shop/ Ballistol https://shop.ballistol.com/ Additional reading: Spanish Handguns 1875s-1950s Juan L. Cavlo & Hector J. Meruelo French Service Handguns 1858-2004 Eugene Medlin & Jean Huon Les Pistolets "Eibar" Juan-Luis Calvo Pasenal Pistolets Et Revolver Bsques 1900 - 2000 Jean-Pierre Bastie & Daniel Casanova The Evolution of Military Automatic Pistols Gordon Bruce Arriba Espana! Marco Garavaglia Star Firearms Leonard m. Antaris Astra Automatic Pistols Leonardo M. Antaris Evolución del arma corta en España Gil Gil Borrallo Ammunition data thanks to DrakeGmbH https://www.youtube.com/user/DrakeGmbH/ Animations by Bruno! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTkD8fyZRgT5icMbKeMFEbQ https://candrsenal.com/primer-gallery/ Snail Mail/Contact us at: https://candrsenal.com/contact/

Comments

Jack Fairbrother
>>114206692

I think the Chap has done a few great videos on aspects of the Ruby. He does brilliant esoteric content. Love it

Stuart Burton

I only recently rewatched the original video and thought this desperately needs a rework. Well done guys you have smashed it.

Justin S

What ever happened with the idea for "squib" episode for the weapons that are too rare find or shoot? Would still love to see a video on guns like the Fiat–Revelli Modello 1914, Fedorov Avtomat, Schwarzlose Machine Gun, Colt Potato Digger, Saint Etienne M1907. Even if you can't shoot them or even have them in person.

Bruce Brodnax

Only needs Othais to do his best Archie Leach impression saying "Ruby, Ruby, Ruby..." as the opener!

ViejoLobo
>>114224532

Wonder how long before anyone figures out who Archie Leach was...without using the web.

TJ

Good episode. I´d buy Ruby book if it´s would be available. Minor correction, according to my book(Palokangas: Military small arms in Finland 1918-1988) Finns bought 10 000 Ruby´s after the great war, not 9000.

CandRsenal
>>114221684

Squibs were only for firearms too hard to shoot. However, we would still need to pay hands on one for table demonstration and to confirm the animations. Usually by the time we can lay hands we can fire.

Markus B.

That what? This is unexpected but it makes making a comment to appease The Algorithm much easier. And now on with the show!

Guido Schriewer

yeah it beats throwing rocks and makes some hole but... I would have a hard time about a 32. rather bigger gun in a bigger caliber. being issued gives few choices though. ok the ruby has some smart design ideas and is simple at least.

John Dallman

The background music is quite distracting.

Bruce Brodnax

Just a note to Othais: #1 - there is no "W" in Guernica (say "glare" minus the "L", emphasize "KNEE", end with "kuh."] Most words in Spanish are going to have the emphasis on the next to last syllable, and "gu" is a hard "G" as in "Go" in Spanish. An aspirated "H" like we English speakers use is going to be spelled either with a "J" or a "G" in Spanish, depending upon the following vowel. I took high school Spanish a lifetime ago, so I can't recall all the rules. Sue me. #2 - "Astra" is Latin [& Spanish] for "star;" I have no idea what "star" is in Basque, but it's a fair guess that it's a word that has NO cognate with any other language on Earth: Basque is an "island" language with no known relatives. There's an old saying in French or Spanish [can't recall which] that translates to "The Devil cannot tempt a Basque, because he can't learn their language." Really tough to learn if you're not raised from infancy speaking it, from what I understand. Kids are flat out AMAZING language machines; it's super stupid that we don't have all the language classes in K-3 here in the States; instead we wait until high school when it is almost too late to have any chance at fluency...

Daikken
>>114276750

We don't teach foreign languages that young because we don't want our kids speaking in a language we don't understand. I wish I was joking.

General Jack Ripper
>>114276750

The official language of the USA is English, and it's difficult enough getting the population to speak it properly, we're certainly not going to waste time and resources teaching them to butcher someone else's language too.

David Brewer
>>114276750

America, at a Federal level, has never had a designated official language - it is sometimes said that the Founders considered adopting Greek to spite England. Since the 1980's quite a few individual states have declared English to be an official language, but from 1923-69 the offical language of Illinois was "American". Alaska has 21 offical languages including "Siberian Yupik". Hawai'ian is co-official in Hawai'i, Sioux is co-official in South Dakota. Pennsylvia recognises neither English nor their local German dialect as official.

Max van Pettit

As a gunsmith and machinist. The cocking serrations on the slide were not done on a lathe. 1. there would be equal serrations opposite of the existing serrations 2. It’s a complicated and difficult setup with a tight radius 3. The bottom of the serrations appear square (a square tool able to make that tight radius would be very fragile) 4. The cuts could be easily make on a rotary table in a mill with a jig for indexing the following cuts 5. The straight cuts are quite easy and these curved cuts are more complicated/time consuming/fancy.

Drizzle

Have to look at mine, but I remember it's rivetless, and not a maker mentioned widely. Still a classic 7.65, but as I recall, it keyholes badly.

Will Sanders

Looking forward to the public release!