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Patron Release: Primer 166

🕑 Added 2022-10-25 07:39:05 +0000 UTC

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C&Rsenal

Thank!

Erik

C&Rsenal - come for the in-depth historical research; stay for the wacky things they do with language! "Naganty". . .sounds like an alcoholic beverage. "Scootch". . .not to be confused with the threaded screw bushing known as an escutcheon, unless perhaps "Mae needs to be escutcheon down on the grip to shoot it double action". "Rubber-butter"??? Seriously, I got nothin' for that one. XD

Arlan Boehme

The Norwegian front sight is shaped like a VW beetle.

Steven Vanosdall

Actually, the picture of the swedish does also.

Steven Vanosdall

On the Norwegian gun, the picture says 'swing out cylinder' at approximately 37 minutes.

moosemaimer

37:45 are the side & top views the same gun? Nothing seems to line up

Minion

20:47 "...so do your own homework before shoving rounds in things". Agreed. And there's always room for due diligence before shoving any round shaped thing in any possibly appropriate rounded hole. OK, I might take my euphemism and let myself metaphorically out.

Brock Gouett

Other things I though of while watching is the intro doesn’t include where you can be found while referring to monthly donations and also I want to know what happened with willie they make sea world get complained at

Boomersparky

Just a quick note - At 31:00, Bruno's animation of the ejector rod knurl is out of dimension and appears to meld with the barrel.

Guido Schriewer

swiss 82 every day of the week! on 82 and nagant the grips look awefully thin to me. nope. have a 9mmLuger s&w for 8years. caliber feels WAY better than in any autoloader. there is something that makes em feel better in a wheelgun. (though I would loooove a browning long 1907!)

John Dallman

OK, time to give up watching YouTube shorts, which are usually pretty dull anyway.

Petter Bøckman

Norwegian/Swedish infighting: In the 1880s, the Norwegian nationalist movement was in full swing. Norway, having the largest trading fleet wanted a designated Norwegian foreign consulate service. The Swedish maintained that foreign policy was the providence of the King (i.e. Sweden). As part of this struggle, it was important for Norway to maintain separate institutions and armed forces. This political battle would rage for 20 years, eventually ending in a peaceful, if not entirely amicable Norwegian secession in 1905.

Jack Fairbrother

Just so you know, when comparing the Belgian 1886 and the Swiss 1882 at around 15 mins: you refer to the Swiss as the “Swedish”. Love the video, and I’m loving all of the revolver lineages and interbreeding coming together it’s super interesting.