Small Arms Primer 149: British Tranter 1868
This is the public release.
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"And on that day, War went undeclared." Got a sweet set of the shirts for Christmas and decided to wear the first out today. Just my little way to say, Shut Up Kevin!
The St Mary's Church Whittall St, mentioned and shown from 02:41 , had a direct link to firearms history because 17 out of 19 women killed in an 1859 explosion at the firm of Pursall and Phillips, 'percussion cap manufactory' at Whittall Street, were buried there. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kynoch
Funny. Saw a percussion tranter for sale the other day by chance. Speaking of... Hope for the next repercusdion vid soon. Where are we? Dragoon? Navy allready?
Dragoon. Unless they're just going to write it off as a logical evolution of the Walker, but I don't think they'd do that to us, would they? Then the .32? caliber 1849, then the Navy, I should think. Then the Old Model Remmy? And when does the Savage/North come along? Really, really, *really* looking forward to the future of the Reprocussion series, altho' we may need to light a fire under Uberti/Beretta to offer more new repros of some the more esoteric models they haven't seen fit to knock off before now! 😁