CandRsenal posts
Growing Pains
The past two months have shown significant growth in the channel on two fronts.The first, largely from our explanation of the YT monetization never being a strong help and our airing of the "How it's Made" video. These appear to have informed our dedicated viewers that the show cannot ex...
How we do it.
Well, most of what it is we do to get it done did.
Some girl shoots a bunch of gats
This took longer to assemble than I thought.... I've forgotten how much work we've done.
British Muzzle Loaders
Our friend Rob was resisting the Patreon bug because he refused to acknowledge the breadth and quality of his talent. I'm glad to see he has come around and know he will use any and all funding to preserve even more firearms history.For those of you fancy $5 patrons, I won't cry if you shave...
Episode 50: We did it!
Sincerely, thank you all.
A preview of some testing for an upcoming episode.
So we're getting ready for Atlanta, trying to let Dave open the range publicly, and struggling with a wandering handguard...But at least we managed to get one segment filmed!
More Anvil
This time it's about ammo
Episode 049: Greek Mannlicher Shonauer
Also, thanks for the record donations! If 100% of YT monetization disappeared we'd still be ahead.
You lot make this show
4 real.
Episode 47!
Weee!
V2.0
While prepping the next episode we caught an error in the last. This is the corrected version.
Episode 45
oh man I'm exhausted.
Trench Carbine
SPAR 5814 - This is one of a number of items the Springfield Armory Museum received in 1920 from Captain J.L. Aney. Captain Aney was stationed in Europe with the Ordnance Department and assigned to the "Captured Material Section" in WWI. Aney was ordered to secure items for the Springfield A...
Introducing Mark
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?
Episode 43: I get by with a little help from my friends
I realized that between the render time for the episode and the upload and processing time on YouTube/Full30 I actually have some time to write a few notes. So let’s see if I can develop a pattern here.Episode 43 been uniquely difficult. The New Army revolver isn’t exactly rare or terribly expen...
Introducing Mark...
A generous donor has sent over his well-aged CLLE for the show to use and we've offered to make some repairs in exchange. This video was put together to update him, but we realized it's pretty fun to listen to Mark talk about his work.We BELIEVE we can get him geared up enough to document hi...
042: French Model 92 Espagnol
Re-uploaded with corrected ammo data.
Episode 042: French Model 92 Espagnol
Considering it trigger an instant copyright claim on a public domain recording, I'm glad to have you guys.
Small Arms of WWI Primer 040: Austro-Hungarian Mannlicher Carbines
3 of 3 complete!
Glimpse: St.Etienne 1907
Sadly missing its lower action cover, front and rear sights, and tripod. Anyone know were we could find some parts? The internals seem fine.
Patreon Privilege
In just a moment I'm posting a video update thanking the Poster buyers. In it I claim that the Chrimmas photo will be poster only. I obviously lied because you, our Patrons, now have a digital copy.I know it's before Thanksgiving but I had to ship orders.



























