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Small Arms of WWI Primer 094: Serbian Mausers 1899 and 1908

🕑 Added 2019-02-12 05:04:17 +0000 UTC

Comments

Lord Chaos

Bah humbug. Isn't giving you Christmas off each year enough?

Bruce Brodnax

Agreed wrt the Patreon logon; wish they used an authenticator app like Amazon offers now, but everyone has had to tighten security what with all the cyberwarfare the Russians, Chicoms & NorKs are engaged in... not to mention criminal assaults from wherever! It's in our best interest...

Bruce Brodnax

Well, he's not *really* covering every variant, it's just that it seems that way since the Mauser variants are all so closely intertwined. And really, when you get right down to it, when it comes to service bolt-action rifles, there's Mausers and then there's the also-rans... Think about how many former enemies switched to Mausers or Mauser-derived actions after WW1? The U.S. beat them to the punch with the 1903 Springfield, which was still our front-line rifle at the start of WW2, despite having adopted the Garand 5 years before we joined in that conflict. I'm glad to have all the deets on the various combatants' variants, so lay on, MacDu^H^H^H, er, Othais! :-)

I hate the new logon process... Anyway, I'd love to have examples of each... Wow

TwentythreePER

No worries, take a well deserved break. This Serbian rifle video will hold me over, I can't get over how beautiful and handy the 1908 carbine looks. I've really enjoyed the last two episodes in particular and I'm looking forward to Project Lightening.

I'm behind an episode already get some rest so I can catch up!

John Klear

The check for the 99/07 is in the mail. Missed it by just that much.

My God... unicorns!!!!

James G. Jones

All of your "Patreon bosses" agree, all yall need to take R&R. WW1 was over century ago, what's another few weeks or so of waiting. We will keep supporting.