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Early Release: Small Arms of WWI Primer 144

🕑 Added 2021-09-14 04:51:59 +0000 UTC

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lovot

Hey, it's your house, pants are optional.

Mustafa's Fleas

Suspect O&M have been busy with the Trap series filming V-2.0. I seem to recall them mentioning that they would be doing that over this past week (9/13 - 9/18) during the last Unloaded #47.

Andrey Gardner

My concern for the lack of podcast is that Othais is skipping his therapy of unloading at us. And for me it is good listening on break or drive to work, especially for a 12hr (overtime) overnight shift.

Charles Sears

At minute 13:37. Barrel length spoken at 30 inch, but picture of the carbine seems much shorter that that.

Mike Scharf

Great piece… ..Mae talking about sights and then the camera tilts to side is like an old Batman episode

Jack Fairbrother

Not to be that bloke, but are we getting the podcast soon? I rely on you to give me at least an hour of things to listen to on the night shift! Love the episode 😁

Robert Garst

Great episode! I have a 1923 Oviedo and can confirm the sloppiness of the lange vizier rear sight at all but the 300 meter setting. Mine also has the hinged magazine floorplate with trigger guard release, type "A" front sight protector with more wing curvature, and checkering on the depression point on the rear barrel band retaining spring

Ronald Carrier

"Chibi Gewehr 98" is wonderful.

Mark Lee

Hi Othais! At approx 13:45, you stated that the new carbine had a roughly 30" barrel. I'm sure you meant to say 20". By the way, I'm enjoying this video very much. I have an 1895 Chilean short rifle, 7mm.

Madie

Yayyyyyyyy!!!!!

Drizzle

Thanks for a relaxing piece for me to watch at 0400 after I've gotten off of work.

tenofprime

Yea I live relatively close to the area and lately the weather will just decide to play games with us.

Wayne Dygert

"Trench-esqe". Hmmm. I learned a new word. Truthfully, seeing the piles of bulldozed timber behind you in the videos from the new range and knowing the weather our area has had the last few weeks that's probably a fairly succinct description. Keep your feet dry!