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Substitute Teacher!

🕑 Added 2019-02-26 04:12:55 +0000 UTC

Comments

Scott Walworth

I enjoyed the episode. It was informative and apropos that Mr. Chan was shooting the 8mm Mauser in that the Chinese military was mostly German armed and trained in the 1930s. In fact, the Chinese were producing indigenous versions of the Mauser, MG 15, MP 18 and C96, as I’m sure you all know. I can’t wait for you guys to dig into that one. 7.92mm vs 6.5mm Arisaka (close to the Grendel).

C&Rsenal

The Q&As help a bit by relieving the team, but they put a little extra pressure on me to double check my facts in a wider spread

C&Rsenal

Yup, I've made that trip on four wheels and two. Coming back we took 25 due to the rock slides

C&Rsenal

Thank you, we'll try our best to get the momentum back up!

Garden Variety Serpent

Get some rest. If you haven't got your health, you haven't got anything.

Chris Crowther

I like being pointed in the direction of new content creators to watch :)

After Project Lightening you deserve at least a month off. It's going to be a resource for historians and firearms enthusiasts all over the World for decades.

Minion

Beardy, don't discount another Q&A as a filler for next fortnight's episode. Give us a theme, and I'm sure we'll be able to inundate you with appropriate (not to mention, inappropriate) questions. Heck, got for a spin on the motorbike... we're good. That post Lightning glow will last for a while ;)

PHP

I hope you'll be able to enjoy your rest as much as we enjoy your videos, you deserve it!

Wayne Dygert

I'm still trying to parse the logic in the statement "We were exhausted so we drove to Louisville".

Wayne Dygert

Landslide.

Wayne Dygert

You must have driven through the Gorge (I40 between Canton NC and Sevierville TN) where locals identify small pieces of metal embedded in the roadway as having formerly belonged to a vehicle destroyed by a particularly memorable