Small Arms of WWI Primer 118: Madsen 1905
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(After the camera flip) holy shit
I'm concerned about my son. . .he dropped out of engineering school and joined something called "The Syndicate" XD
I'm I the only one that finds it is ironic that the name "Madsen" is associated with the first adopted shouldered auto rifle at the turn of the century and then the last adopted general issue bolt action in the form of the M47?
no
Guns go Bang not Pow!
Tiny nitpick but surely the Schleswig-Holstein war was between Denmark and Prussia/Austria. Germany didn't exist as a state till 1871
Enh, the second war was basically during and around the unification anyway, and predominantly prosecuted by the whole of the German states. I think short-handing it as "Germany" is reasonable given the show is about firearms history in the Great War and not the various European gongshows prior to that.
I'll never look at toothpicks the same again.
Does anyone know what i wanna say but wont cause it seems to be stressing Othias out. Keep Up the good work
Really enjoyed this. The Madsen was referred to as "the virgin" because she was tricky and hard to dance with. "Virgin Madsen" was her unofficial name throughout her service life. Or well, that would have been "Jomfru Madsen", but you know.
I wish I had heard this...
Oh, yeah, just think how detailed C&R Arsenal would be if they could spend time in places such as the National Museum of Denmark, and the other similar museums throughout the world.
Oh if there were 3 of me...
Proud to see the plastic pokey holding his own against his more sophisticated show and tell accessories
I can admit that I did not expect to see such effective use of office supplies in a history of a machinegun... Well done.
Othais has a new toy: fancy flips over guns
As much as I like feeling special for being a Patron, is it supposed to be unlisted?
Yes, for the first hour or so. You guys are our final inspection.
This is my first video watched as a patron. I’m so excited to be helping make this happen.
thank.