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Patron Release: Special (Patreon)

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2023-11-21 05:15:01
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Patron Release: Special

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! Prints/patches/shirts from the show: https://candrsenal.com/shop/ Ballistol USA https://ballistol.com/ Ballistol Elsewhere https://www.ballistol-shop.de/index.php?language=en Ammunition data thanks to DrakeGmbH https://www.youtube.com/user/DrakeGmbH/ Animations by Bruno! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTkD8fyZRgT5icMbKeMFEbQ Snail Mail/Contact us at: https://candrsenal.com/contact/

Comments

Jack Boyle

Does this mean that the WWI primer series is complete?

Matteo Manino

Wow! I was not expecting this. Wonderfull!

Thomas E Holmes

Of the weapons that I have had contact with on our list, I agree with your order. I was some what surprised with the Nambu being on the list. I love it but if it wasn't so wimpy. Have had a straight 1911 but that was a long time ago and I don't have all that much memory of it. I'm a 1911A1 person because of the availably. Good job on this list.

Guido Schriewer

uh that is a special! pistols or handguns? 1911, fn1907, p08, steyr hahn 1912, savage 1907, colt hammerless1903, ...ohboy what else... nambu (it feels like a ruger? LOL), bergman 1910 (beats broomhandle for me), roth krnka, walther mod4?

Guido Schriewer
>>122699967

or without order 1911, p08, fn1907, steyr hahn1912, sw 1917, type 26, webley MK...Star..., colt 1917, sw triple lock, colt 1909.

Mac Johnson

The S&W 1917 with half-moon clips would have compared favorably with the lowest end of the list, despite being a revolver. I’m not a revolver guy, but I would take that over a Bergmann.

Guido Schriewer

big plus of the 1907: shrouded hammer. that thing in muddy trenches is kind of sealed up real well. nothing could get infront or behind the hammer.

ViejoLobo

The FN 1903 has this virtue as well: it locks open on the last round. With a locking breech mechanism in 9mmP and a longer grip, this would edge out the 1911 for my first choice. Note that at least one original prototype concealed hammer 1911 .45 exists, and C&S still offers a .45 CH "Pocket Model" for about 4K! A field expedient to keep most mud and dirt out is simply to carry hammer down on a live round. I wonder why Colt didn't design and issue a 10 round mag for the 1911, at least for reloads, especially with 1919's spring offensive looming.

Thomas Batha

This is a great episode! I think something not really addressed was reliability. The 1911 always works under all conditions. The parts are very interchangeable but they almost never break---fore instance, try changing the barrel on any of the others. In fact changing any part on most of the guns except the 1911 requires hand fitting, some tools and some skill. Othias knows this first hand.

Mick Gillen

Thanks guys, that was a great show! I recently had a chance to handle (but not fire) a Steyr and I really liked the ergonomics. But the 1911 is (and remains) the King.... Best from sunny Malta.

Guy K

Fascinating recap , thank you guys

Mr. Lee

I like the strong stance you took on your choices.. definitely would have ranked the FN 1903 higher personally, have to appreciate the reliability and convenient field strip. That damn grip though.... I like the Steyr, except for the fixed mag, it feels like a possible result for the evolution of the 1900 if Colt hadn't given up on the .41 auto program.Happy Thanksgiving.

Bruce Brodnax
>>122747242

Changing barrels on the 1911 requires hand fitting too. Don't be fooled by modern CNC production into thinking otherwise.

Thomas Batha
>>122747242

Actually, military M1911s do not require hand fitting on any of the parts especially barrels. Don't confuse this with civilian versions that have tighter tolerances for accuracy.

Matthew Doye

The pistol of the era that's missing from this list is the Savage in 45, my guess is it would place third. That the reason it didn't get to serve is because Colt's design won out shows just how good the 1911 was and is.