Small Arms of WWI Primer 117: French Contract Spanish Star 1914
🕑 Added 2020-01-28 02:58:58 +0000 UTC
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C&Rsenal
Maybe a K? Depends.
C&Rsenal
Don't try and fool me. I know what a "J" is.
C&Rsenal
nah
Andrew MacDougall
Guys: just curious, but what is the asking price for something like this in the US? I can't find one on GB.
Andrew MacDougall
15:55 Is it just me or does the firing pin retaining cross-pin seem ridiculously too long?
MrBushido
I dont know about being disappointed. It will definitely feel like the end of WW1 and the transition to WW2. Still looking forward to it and the potential sarcasm that will go into that episode. 2 world wars!
MrBushido
Excellent work! I like the new format. More references to past episodes and a bit of dry sarcasm tossed in (darn gun jesus 😉). Its more conversational than previous rigid story-time. I like it.
K. D. Campbell
The what now?
Nicholas Otten
It's nice too see the Basque country get to work in France. I'm just wondering if the French Basque had similiar work history (small scale manufacturing) like the Spanish Basque.
Phil Byrd
This is not a 1911
Phil Byrd
@William Katz, that's my shtick
Anders Patrick Bradley
Also “hulian”, not Julian. If you see an “x” or a “j” in Spanish, it’s an H sound. And a double L is a “y” sound.
Anders Patrick Bradley
Or ee-ho, depending on where you’re from.
Eric Elcock
Agreed, I am starting to think the 1911 will be a three part grand finale.
Thomas Brown
Although it looks like “he-joe”, the Spanish word for son is pronounced “he-ho”😀
William Katz
At this point, I'll actually be disappointed when the 1911 happens. Somehow, it will feel like the end of something we all shared...