BotR Patreon Q&A May 2018
Bloke on the Range
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Topics:
0:18 Mike's favourite shooting disciplines
1:51 Mike's favourite Lee-Enfield producing factory
3:58 Y U no more shoot IPSC? What did you shoot it with?
6:45 Any chance Blokish participation in Desert Brutality 2019?
7:04 Swiss gun culture: are "non-traditional" disciplines hidden from view?
8:46 Mike's first gun
11:13 What would I like to do a series on but can't for time/effort/money reasons?
12:04 Swiss political stability
13:42 Will Kert Kerl be taking us through the M95 Mannlicher?
14:39 Small-bore Swiss cartridges in late 1800's - why were they not adopted?
17:10 Why less homogenity in Commonwealth 5.56mm rifles when they all adopted variations on the L1A1 SLR previously?
20:50 Interwar Swiss anti-tank weapons
23:15 M1 Garand box mag conversion kit?
24:11 German WW1 propaganda: Brits breaking the tips off of .303 bullets with the hole in the cutoff?
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