... It was a long time sinse I played New Vegas but was all guns in? I know the High power was in called the 9mm pistol. 1911 some version was in one of the expansion packs and was there a unique 1911 or a unique High power? (Bennys custom ivory pistol) the french 7.65 pistol (I need close caption on numbers) not in the game im sure of it. the M16 (some version of it. gamedevs are/was notorious poor whit getting them correctly together whit the full AK tree) Service rifle (semi auto only... I think). the level action was for sure in. not sure what name it had. the german Rifle... Im sure it was not in in any capacity... in fact I done think there was any side loaded gun in the game at all.
@@Zack_Wester For what it's worth, the 1911 was in with an expansion, and it had a unique variant as well. The hi-power was the base game's 9mm. And the service Rifle is *pretty* close but it's gonna few changes. Probably for royalties or something.
@@Zack_Wester the assault carbine was quite a bit closer to an M16 than the service rifle. The cowboy repeater was lever action, so were the brush gun and trail carbine.
@@Zack_Wester The service rifle was some weird AR 10/AR 15 hybrid thing in 556 with wooden furniture that I still want to build IRL some day to pair with a BHP. The 1911 was just called the 45 auto pistol iirc and it was added with the honest hearts DLC with a whole group of mormons who all carry 1911s and practically worship JMB. You get a special commander model from Joshua Graham at the end of the DLC call a Light Shining in Darkness. Benny's pistol Maria was a BHP with a ivory gripped with the virgin Mary engraved on it.
They look like a mid-level encounter in a post apocalyptic RPG. I'm quite sure that at the end if this video i'm going to get a side quest ...... Ian kinda looks like he's got a unique weapon and hat *quicksave* .
I've got that Swedish coat (centre) and it has to be VERY cold to wear it. You cannot do it up unless it is sub-zero. They were certainly around in WW2 but possibly date back as far as 1913. I wonder whether any would have been in the USA in your period. Very heavy and restrictive of movement - I tried to shoot a bow in one once and that didn't work.
You may not know this, but Ian is specifically dressed as a member of the PPFF (Popular People's Front of France) who infamously fought against their rivals the FPPF (French Popular People's Front) over their counter-revolutionary belief that proper nouns count in Scrabble.
“...and if you notice the road in the background, that’s what we call the “InRange Death March” which, if your squad is lucky, you’ll only have to do twice...”
"Malaysian desert fatigues and a sweater." Nothing can be more polar opposite than that! Also, I think that's probably why Malaysia (and then Singapore which broke away to its own state) adopted the M16 quite early (it's pretty much adopted as a service rifle alongside the L1A1 and then the Steyr AUG), with M16 rifles well known and in the public consciousness since the 1970s. The Borneo campaign might have been the one that puts the AR-15 to its paces even before it got to Vietnam and convinced both the Brits and the Malaysians to get it, and Singapore was granted a license from Colt to produce it (hence, the designation M16S1 for Singaporean-made A1 guns). I would need to verify all of this, but I think it's interesting to tell the history of the AR-15 and M16 in this region.
@@johnyricco1220 As somebody from the region (Malaysia specifically), yes, it can get quite cold, but that's an exception, not a rule (in fact 70 degrees F is "cold" for significantly many of us). Otherwise, hot and humid interspersed with lots of rain, so a jacket is not beyond the realm of the imagination and enough to keep you warm. In fact, it's so warm in Malaysia that British residents during the Empire days seeked to settle at higher altitudes to get away from the heat. This why there are places called Fraser's Hill and Cameron Highlands, and continued to be referenced as such. That being said, Chiang Mai is quite further north and deeper inside the Asian mainland. It makes sense that a cold front would form.
Let's set the scene for that: Ian's town has been captured and occupied. Enemy forces are holed up in the local church, city hall, and anywhere else that offers a decent field of view in case Allied troops arrive. Ian's wife walks up to a small group of soldiers offering "aid" in the form of wine, a baguette, and "companionship" ... The enemy are preoccupied and don't notice Ian creeping up behind them with an old shotgun until he opens fire and his wife pulls a Liberator out from under her jacket.
@@AM-hf9kk Ian shoots the oldest looking soldier right in the back severing his spine, theres 2 left, one desperately trying to get to his STG suffers the same faith as his comrade, Ian with his shotgun barrels smoking that smell like rebellion, guves the signal to his wife, his wife pulls her just found dusty liberator, and manages to put a shot in the third soldier's chest, as he's agonizing in the floor Ian quickly disarms the two soldiers bodies, and goes to finish off the third soldier, they see each other eye to eye, the 17 yr old scared soldier, thinks of his familly as he shouts "Bitte erbarme dich", Ian grabs the soldiers just recently manufactures FG 42, with conflicting toughs going trough his mind, as he sees the wounded soldier slowly closing his eyes, calling for his mom, Ian and his wife vanish from the scene, but that scared soldier is still on Ians head, to this day...
7:02 "the civilian and indigenous people understood that" I always love to point out that not only was Custer outnumbered and attacking the Lakota in a position they couldn't retreat from, but he was outgunned by lever actions while his troops were still using trapdoor rifles.
Your french is really great actually, as a french, seriously, it's pretty good, I can understand what did you say, for the FG-42, actually in french museum we can saw some capture FG-42 and STG-44, so it's maybe possible to see a french resistant use one of this ^^
Quelle museum? Le 1er Armee ont capture quelques uns a toute fin de la guerre, mais je serais tres supris si la resistance en attrapait. Pardon mon manque de marcques d'accent, je ne suis pas francais.
@@InrangeTv I see what I did there; I think I must've googled an old DB rules/divisions document where classic did allow for more modern setups than current retro. Yup 2018 Classic was up to 1986...
Look forward to seeing the High Power in competition, on TH-cam. You used to see them a lot IRL, but not so much in serious tacticool competition videos pretty much ever since the Beretta came out. (With 1 more round in the magazine.) Okay, ever since Lethal Weapon came out.
@@12ealDealOfficial Not really, I mean anecdotal history, from someone that loves the High Power, and has been shooting for decades, but not like these 3 guys. Not even close.
There are lots of videos/matches here of Ian using his Israeli Hi Power as his pistol. I could not tell you which exact videos, but it always performed just fine.
Heck Karl, your loadout wouldn't have been entirely out of place right on up into the 1930's, let alone the 1910's. The interwar period wasn't exactly a time when the average joe could go wasting money left and right, and if his dad or grandad's lever gun still worked and put meat on the table, it's a cinch it'd still be in use.
Tell you what, though: I'd love to see Karl do a '30s version, where he replaced the '73 with one of those Peace Officers Equipment Company Remington Model 8s with the detachable 20-round magazines...
@@jic1 I don't even want to think about how hard it would be to find a rifle with enough matching magazines, but it would be cool to see. Alternately, he could use a standard Model 8 with stripper clips, assuming you could find a few correct or at least usable clips.
Karl, a good many years ago, Col.Cooper observed that the WWI mag pouches were the best of the low cost options. For fast access, he recommended folding the flap back and placing a loose round beneath each magazine. I find my 1918 vintage surplus pouches great in the field, and they do have room for magazines with base pads. Loved the video.👍.
Three absolutely beautiful rifles, with some excellent sidearm choices to boot! I'm glad Ian finally acquired some ammo, and I'm drooling over Karl's lever gun. Gonna be a good match!
Awh yeh, KowBoyKarl is back! With his friends, Ian the Frenchie and some bloke. Can't wait to see more discussions with you three as this series progresses.
As always this is just awesome, unique stuff I feel you just don't see anywhere else. Love the LARPing aspect, and I love your enthusiasm for the historical elements and how it relates to today.
Most soldiers even today still don't actually carry two guns. While it has become a thing recently, it still remains a relatively rare thing done only by specific types of units and some leaders depending on the country.
Rothary And units in the US Army that experimented in Iraq and Afghanistan based on perceived CQB needs. The close, multi level nature of urban warfare has encouraged a lot of sidearm issue.
Saw it was desert brutality and liked before i started it, love it, been waiting since FB for this one. Nice to see bloke there too. Still trying to start Brutality down under.
I love that you had bloke on the range out to the US to fire something he can't get over there, that's awesome. I always watched him and thought it would be cool if he came to the US to play with some toys that are available here. I wanna see more foreigners from Europe or Australia come shoot our guns it's always nice seeing how much fun they have
Before the recent adoption of the SIG 320, the people in the infantry platoon issued a pistol were; the Platoon Sergeant, the Platoon leader, 240 gunners, and possibly the medic. Now they have decided to issue a handgun to both the team leaders and squad leaders. It essentially quadruples the numbers of pistols issued to an individual platoon.
On active duty army in the mid 80's 1911 were issued to M60 gunners and some motar men. Company Commander, Platoon leaders and NCO'S carried M16 a1 rifles. FYI my rifle was essentially the same as Bloke on the Range carries. (Full Auto excluded) Thanks for the info Evan
If you go along and pay attention to the story of Bonnie and Clyde lever guns continuously pop up. I also have a picture of my great grandfather and his friends from the 1920s and they had mausers, 1899 SW revolver and a Winchester 1892 with a shoe string sling. A few other guns as well but hard to identify.
Cold, that doesn't look cold, if it was actually cold Mike and Ian would need another layer, Karl you'd be good. Man! Look at that setting! I hiked 2 km in snowshoes so I could have a go at a 300 m 10 shot challenge yesterday, Arizona, drive ten minutes out of town, "pull over this looks good". Hahaha, if you guys haven't tried Snowshoeing Army style you should come up here and we'll put you in a harness and you can show the good folks what it's like to be Infantry in an Arctic environment.
Probably too late but that photo of Karl might have been a good channel merch item, that coat is simply magnificent. Reminiscent of Brian Dennehy in "Silverado". Even a photo of all three of you together in your outfits would be nice, signed even. The outfits are especially good this time, well above and beyond your normal great efforts. Good job! Thanks can't wait for the actual shooting.
My father-in-law, an Air Force medical service corps officer, carried a Browning Hi-Power pistol in a soft leather shoulder holster with canvas straps under his jungle fatigue shirt (over his OD T-shirt) as well as an M2 carbine. Neither weapon was issued to him. To the day he died he had a red scar under his arm from the rash the holster caused in that humid environment. So, there was two gun in Vietnam.
Me and a couple friends set up a little Run and gun complete with a room and 3 medium range targets and we had ARs and semi auto pistols but the myosin we brought was the most fun hands down to run it with
I agree with Karl's comments on His Japanese made Winchester. I own a 1892 model made by Miroku and quality is amazing. Fit and finish are the finest I've seen on a lever gun. I jokingly call in my Jinchester.
hey Karl, I just got my first 1860 henry and SSA pistol. IM looking to reload my brass, could you link or give a little more detail on the powder you said you used? thanks in advance! love the channel!
Hey Ian, any chance you'll dress as a 1860's Zouaves for any of these matches? I cant think of anyone who'd be able to pull it off as good as you for a number of reasons :)
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This could be a movie, French Resistant Fighter Ian, Gunslinger Karl and alternative Universe Mercenary Steve Jobs
I'd watch it.
"Three Men & a Trenchcoat"
Time Machine Mercenaries
French Resistant Fighter Ian, Gunslinger Karl and alternative Universe Mercenary Steve Jobs walk into a bar...
I've had this idea in my head for a while but can never think of an actual plot.
Bloke looks like a tactical Steve Jobs
_"I spent all of my money on ammo, and I'll be damned if I don't use it!"_
The Watcher I’m going to steal that line!
This comment is gold
lol.
Steve "Wet Work" Jobs
Got three New Vegas characters today on inrange.
... It was a long time sinse I played New Vegas but was all guns in?
I know the High power was in called the 9mm pistol.
1911 some version was in one of the expansion packs and was there a unique 1911 or a unique High power? (Bennys custom ivory pistol)
the french 7.65 pistol (I need close caption on numbers) not in the game im sure of it.
the M16 (some version of it. gamedevs are/was notorious poor whit getting them correctly together whit the full AK tree) Service rifle (semi auto only... I think).
the level action was for sure in. not sure what name it had.
the german Rifle... Im sure it was not in in any capacity... in fact I done think there was any side loaded gun in the game at all.
@@Zack_Wester For what it's worth, the 1911 was in with an expansion, and it had a unique variant as well.
The hi-power was the base game's 9mm.
And the service Rifle is *pretty* close but it's gonna few changes. Probably for royalties or something.
This is the perfect comment
@@Zack_Wester the assault carbine was quite a bit closer to an M16 than the service rifle. The cowboy repeater was lever action, so were the brush gun and trail carbine.
@@Zack_Wester The service rifle was some weird AR 10/AR 15 hybrid thing in 556 with wooden furniture that I still want to build IRL some day to pair with a BHP.
The 1911 was just called the 45 auto pistol iirc and it was added with the honest hearts DLC with a whole group of mormons who all carry 1911s and practically worship JMB. You get a special commander model from Joshua Graham at the end of the DLC call a Light Shining in Darkness. Benny's pistol Maria was a BHP with a ivory gripped with the virgin Mary engraved on it.
Sorry Ian, but Karl's outfit totally ROCKS.
It does!
Hard tie for me, but ladies love the classic beret+aviator combo
If only Karl had a coach gun tucked under that magnificent coat... absolute perfection.
Seriously, I want that whole rig.
@@SlavicCelery thatd be 3 gun though ... *vomits*
They look like a mid-level encounter in a post apocalyptic RPG. I'm quite sure that at the end if this video i'm going to get a side quest ...... Ian kinda looks like he's got a unique weapon and hat *quicksave* .
*cutscene*
Hey guys! I'm Ian, and I haven't seen the likes of you in these parts...
Crossover module for Twilight: 2000 X Space: 1889 X GURPS Cyberpunk?
Everybody gangsta ‘til Ian starts speaking cursive
Lol
And not just any cursive, but fractured (fracking?) French.
"And it is chambered in 7.65 French long."
*extremely excited extremely British voice, "you finally found ammunition for that?"
Ian's excitement over finally getting ammo for his pistol is a level of joy I aspire to achieve in life.
This is the oddly specific historical content I require.
Also, I love manual actions and a majority of my collection is stuff like Savage 99s, I just suck at planning and never make it to DB.
I've got that Swedish coat (centre) and it has to be VERY cold to wear it. You cannot do it up unless it is sub-zero. They were certainly around in WW2 but possibly date back as far as 1913. I wonder whether any would have been in the USA in your period. Very heavy and restrictive of movement - I tried to shoot a bow in one once and that didn't work.
can’t believe you’re here, love your vids mate.
Do you happen to frequent this channel often? Didn't expect to see you here.
You may not know this, but Ian is specifically dressed as a member of the PPFF (Popular People's Front of France) who infamously fought against their rivals the FPPF (French Popular People's Front) over their counter-revolutionary belief that proper nouns count in Scrabble.
"We're not the People's Front of Judea! We're the Judean People's Front."
Have the PPFF and the FPPF ever got together and debated what the Romans ever did for them?
SPLITTER
good point the French resistance was a farce.
@@Ponen77 You mean the Germans.
“...and if you notice the road in the background, that’s what we call the “InRange Death March” which, if your squad is lucky, you’ll only have to do twice...”
Twice a freaking day.
Man, that sucked.
Sean Smith and then twice more going to and from the car...oof
I absolutely cannot overstate how ready my body is for lever gun karl
Come get your Kasarda drill
Glad to see Bloke making it out here to the land of gats
Didn't expect to see your ass here
Didnt expect to see u here......
Calling all masochistic war thunder players.
Switzerland is the true land of gats
"Malaysian desert fatigues and a sweater."
Nothing can be more polar opposite than that!
Also, I think that's probably why Malaysia (and then Singapore which broke away to its own state) adopted the M16 quite early (it's pretty much adopted as a service rifle alongside the L1A1 and then the Steyr AUG), with M16 rifles well known and in the public consciousness since the 1970s. The Borneo campaign might have been the one that puts the AR-15 to its paces even before it got to Vietnam and convinced both the Brits and the Malaysians to get it, and Singapore was granted a license from Colt to produce it (hence, the designation M16S1 for Singaporean-made A1 guns). I would need to verify all of this, but I think it's interesting to tell the history of the AR-15 and M16 in this region.
I was in the jungle near Chiang Mai, Thailand once. It was winter and freezing, didn’t know that was possible in the tropics. I wish I had a sweater.
@@johnyricco1220 As somebody from the region (Malaysia specifically), yes, it can get quite cold, but that's an exception, not a rule (in fact 70 degrees F is "cold" for significantly many of us). Otherwise, hot and humid interspersed with lots of rain, so a jacket is not beyond the realm of the imagination and enough to keep you warm.
In fact, it's so warm in Malaysia that British residents during the Empire days seeked to settle at higher altitudes to get away from the heat. This why there are places called Fraser's Hill and Cameron Highlands, and continued to be referenced as such.
That being said, Chiang Mai is quite further north and deeper inside the Asian mainland. It makes sense that a cold front would form.
To me, the most annoying thing about the kit as a whole is not having any headgear.
When you and the boys all took different paths in life but the loves still there.
I really hope Ian's character got a hold of that FG after cappin a German with a liberator.
Let's set the scene for that: Ian's town has been captured and occupied. Enemy forces are holed up in the local church, city hall, and anywhere else that offers a decent field of view in case Allied troops arrive. Ian's wife walks up to a small group of soldiers offering "aid" in the form of wine, a baguette, and "companionship" ... The enemy are preoccupied and don't notice Ian creeping up behind them with an old shotgun until he opens fire and his wife pulls a Liberator out from under her jacket.
@@AM-hf9kk please continue I must hear more.
That's cannon now
@@Hubert_Cumberdale_ continue the story if no one else does... pretty please.
@@AM-hf9kk Ian shoots the oldest looking soldier right in the back severing his spine, theres 2 left, one desperately trying to get to his STG suffers the same faith as his comrade, Ian with his shotgun barrels smoking that smell like rebellion, guves the signal to his wife, his wife pulls her just found dusty liberator, and manages to put a shot in the third soldier's chest, as he's agonizing in the floor Ian quickly disarms the two soldiers bodies, and goes to finish off the third soldier, they see each other eye to eye, the 17 yr old scared soldier, thinks of his familly as he shouts
"Bitte erbarme dich", Ian grabs the soldiers just recently manufactures FG 42, with conflicting toughs going trough his mind, as he sees the wounded soldier slowly closing his eyes, calling for his mom, Ian and his wife vanish from the scene, but that scared soldier is still on Ians head, to this day...
7:02 "the civilian and indigenous people understood that" I always love to point out that not only was Custer outnumbered and attacking the Lakota in a position they couldn't retreat from, but he was outgunned by lever actions while his troops were still using trapdoor rifles.
Best Rifle: Ian
Best Pistol: Mike
Best Outfit: Karl
I'm surprised bloke on the range didn't go with dhofar rebellion. I guess he was hoping to get a ruby the size of a tangerine.
I bet he was glad he didn't go with the Mirbat shorts and webbing combo!!
I'm so glad you're doing this with Bloke. He must be so happy to be able to do this, since Switzerland doesn't have much IPSC I hear...
@@sjoormen1 XD
Bloke looks so excited to be there and I'm excited to see him in these videos!
@@randymagnum143 True, but I gotta say, watching him take 2nd in Irons at Finnish Brutality with God's boomstick was pretty awesome
I have an idea for a kit:
Velvet Revolution
VZ58
CZ-75
Acid wash jeans
U2 shirt (preferably the BOY album cover)
ADIDAS shoes
Win.
That sounds like modern Alberta hipster kit
thats a true league of extraordinary gentlemen right there
Your french is really great actually, as a french, seriously, it's pretty good, I can understand what did you say, for the FG-42, actually in french museum we can saw some capture FG-42 and STG-44, so it's maybe possible to see a french resistant use one of this ^^
Quelle museum? Le 1er Armee ont capture quelques uns a toute fin de la guerre, mais je serais tres supris si la resistance en attrapait. Pardon mon manque de marcques d'accent, je ne suis pas francais.
The guy in "Retro" with tthe most modern kit; just InRangeTV things...
Fact.
Just need to get SinistralRifleman in the picture.
@@Lowlandlord he shot retro and armored last year iirc
@@InrangeTv I see what I did there; I think I must've googled an old DB rules/divisions document where classic did allow for more modern setups than current retro. Yup 2018 Classic was up to 1986...
The best part of DB for me was how willing Karl was to participate in the Derpgru shenanigans whenever he got the chance
Ian adopting a french theme and Karl adopting an old west theme-I am shocked, SHOCKED I tell you!
Look forward to seeing the High Power in competition, on TH-cam. You used to see them a lot IRL, but not so much in serious tacticool competition videos pretty much ever since the Beretta came out. (With 1 more round in the magazine.) Okay, ever since Lethal Weapon came out.
This post is an encyclopedia entry for *real* small arms history.
@@12ealDealOfficial Not really, I mean anecdotal history, from someone that loves the High Power, and has been shooting for decades, but not like these 3 guys. Not even close.
@@Psiberzerker This comment was sarcastic but acknowledging the influence Hollywood has on public interest in firearms.
There are lots of videos/matches here of Ian using his Israeli Hi Power as his pistol. I could not tell you which exact videos, but it always performed just fine.
Heck Karl, your loadout wouldn't have been entirely out of place right on up into the 1930's, let alone the 1910's. The interwar period wasn't exactly a time when the average joe could go wasting money left and right, and if his dad or grandad's lever gun still worked and put meat on the table, it's a cinch it'd still be in use.
Tell you what, though: I'd love to see Karl do a '30s version, where he replaced the '73 with one of those Peace Officers Equipment Company Remington Model 8s with the detachable 20-round magazines...
@@jic1 I don't even want to think about how hard it would be to find a rifle with enough matching magazines, but it would be cool to see. Alternately, he could use a standard Model 8 with stripper clips, assuming you could find a few correct or at least usable clips.
Knew a guy in the 80s using one, from Arkansas
Hey Karl I do the opposite of your set up when I'm out on my farm sometimes I'll have an AKM rifle and a Colt Single Action Army as my side arm lol.
split personality: Russian soldier/Arabic insurgent and Revolver Ocelot
@@screamsinrussian5773 It gets extra confusing when I use the 1860 Richards and Masons conversion in 45 colt made by Italian's at Uberti lol
WOLVERINES!!!
@@TheBiggestIron You know now that you say that I guess I do have Swayze's load out lol
But... why?
Look, it’s a bloke in the desert
Steinel, Stynell, Styknell, Stainell... definitely spelt the way it sounds.
What's the coat, Karl? And where can I get one?
Ditto. That was my first thought.
Its called livpäls m/1944 a Swedish army peltcoat.
@@swedish992 do they still make them?
Mackelmore - Thrift Shop
@@ymran2187 certainly not
Karl, a good many years ago, Col.Cooper observed that the WWI mag pouches were the best of the low cost options. For fast access, he recommended folding the flap back and placing a loose round beneath each magazine. I find my 1918 vintage surplus pouches great in the field, and they do have room for magazines with base pads. Loved the video.👍.
Yes, it has begun, the Brutality-ing.
Three absolutely beautiful rifles, with some excellent sidearm choices to boot! I'm glad Ian finally acquired some ammo, and I'm drooling over Karl's lever gun. Gonna be a good match!
I'm so glad you guys are working with the Bloke. Great gear too!
That Borneo campaign is something to behold. The tip of the spear in their element.
Awh yeh, KowBoyKarl is back! With his friends, Ian the Frenchie and some bloke. Can't wait to see more discussions with you three as this series progresses.
As always this is just awesome, unique stuff I feel you just don't see anywhere else. Love the LARPing aspect, and I love your enthusiasm for the historical elements and how it relates to today.
It’s my new favorite channel, In the Bloke’s Range!
I sincerely feel for Bloke, those mag safeties on the Hi Power are the bane of my existence.
I honestly enjoy listening to your reasons for the gear more than watching the match itself
Most soldiers even today still don't actually carry two guns. While it has become a thing recently, it still remains a relatively rare thing done only by specific types of units and some leaders depending on the country.
Rothary And units in the US Army that experimented in Iraq and Afghanistan based on perceived CQB needs. The close, multi level nature of urban warfare has encouraged a lot of sidearm issue.
Great gear and I'm glad to see Mike could make it to the US to shoot.
Desert Brutality was so awesome
I wanna do Classic Manual next year
be one of nine!
@@TheWolfsnack hell, I wanna be 1 of 15. And maybe come in 2nd. 😀
@@BurningMonkey Good luck to ya dude.....I have thought it looks like a blast.....and I have the guns for either
Their costumes are so cute.
Yeah its like a Halloween dress up and it looks kinda cool
it's not a costume, it's a way of life
I thought I was looking at a Metal Gear Solid V cosplay for a second
I've got a Miroku Win'95 from the 90's, and she's a beauty too!
@@Lowlandlord Occasionally, but damn can she run DOOM.
It'd be cool to see Ian and Karl's take on the Mexican Revolution c. 1911-1920
Saw it was desert brutality and liked before i started it, love it, been waiting since FB for this one. Nice to see bloke there too. Still trying to start Brutality down under.
1 gun!
I'm no where near ready to compete yet, but i hope it happens.
I love that you had bloke on the range out to the US to fire something he can't get over there, that's awesome. I always watched him and thought it would be cool if he came to the US to play with some toys that are available here. I wanna see more foreigners from Europe or Australia come shoot our guns it's always nice seeing how much fun they have
Before the recent adoption of the SIG 320, the people in the infantry platoon issued a pistol were; the Platoon Sergeant, the Platoon leader, 240 gunners, and possibly the medic. Now they have decided to issue a handgun to both the team leaders and squad leaders. It essentially quadruples the numbers of pistols issued to an individual platoon.
On active duty army in the mid 80's 1911 were issued to M60 gunners and some motar men. Company Commander, Platoon leaders and NCO'S carried M16 a1 rifles. FYI my rifle was essentially the same as Bloke on the Range carries. (Full Auto excluded)
Thanks for the info Evan
Wondering when Ian finally gets to shoot that MAS-38 on camera since he's got the ammo figured out.
Brilliant to see you all together
Karl, any chance you'll actually _take_ that photo?
Now that Ian has that 32 French long ammo,that MAS 38 smg needs to be in a mud test! :)
Git that guldern bugle rifle in dat Arizona caliche clay too
If you go along and pay attention to the story of Bonnie and Clyde lever guns continuously pop up. I also have a picture of my great grandfather and his friends from the 1920s and they had mausers, 1899 SW revolver and a Winchester 1892 with a shoe string sling. A few other guns as well but hard to identify.
I would love to see Ian demonstrate a jump setup for the fg- 42.
So excited for this!
Love that you went with the winchester.
Was really hoping it was the 1876 but the 73 will work!!
excited to see bloke's progress from Finnish Brutality. Thanks for all you guys do putting up interesting and informative content out there!
Karl bought that coat last year in last season's Sears catalog. He just got it parcel delivered out to the West just in time for the match.
I'm really looking forward to more info on that Miroku! Agree completely that the lever action is the original assault rifle.
Cold, that doesn't look cold, if it was actually cold Mike and Ian would need another layer, Karl you'd be good.
Man! Look at that setting! I hiked 2 km in snowshoes so I could have a go at a 300 m 10 shot challenge yesterday, Arizona, drive ten minutes out of town, "pull over this looks good". Hahaha, if you guys haven't tried Snowshoeing Army style you should come up here and we'll put you in a harness and you can show the good folks what it's like to be Infantry in an Arctic environment.
As for the later, I'm pretty sure I could make that happen. I know some people, who know some people...
You guys are the best, I always look forward to this excellent content.
Look forward to the match videos.
Classic manual. Like your InRange patch says really : show up or shut up.
Excellent stuff! Waiting for the next upload, cheers and kippis from Finland!
This is going to be fun! Inwas hoping to see Karl rock a wheel gat but I totally understand why he went for the 1911.
FG42s were deployed in Italy. Ian needs a Justice and Freedom icon on the green white read tricolore ... 😉
hahaha! love it when Ian tries to speak French! (but, it's not bad at all)
yeah he's good at it
glad to see you're wearing the armband in the correct manner.
You STILL need a correct holster for the Mle 35A however...
This is going to be so EPIC!!!!
It was just -20 below here in Duluth. Can't imagine it's that cold out there.
As a light machine gun pilot i did actually did rate a sidearm.
Was pretty nice on the move in house to house situations.
Great gear and outfits :) Thanks to all the sponsors!!!!!
Probably too late but that photo of Karl might have been a good channel merch item, that coat is simply magnificent. Reminiscent of Brian Dennehy in "Silverado".
Even a photo of all three of you together in your outfits would be nice, signed even. The outfits are especially good this time, well above and beyond your normal great efforts. Good job! Thanks can't wait for the actual shooting.
Very cool. Good to see bloke on the show
Very cool I’m glad you guys used The 73 Winchester
My father-in-law, an Air Force medical service corps officer, carried a Browning Hi-Power pistol in a soft leather shoulder holster with canvas straps under his jungle fatigue shirt (over his OD T-shirt) as well as an M2 carbine. Neither weapon was issued to him. To the day he died he had a red scar under his arm from the rash the holster caused in that humid environment. So, there was two gun in Vietnam.
Me, an Italian viewer: * cries in Uberti *
Me and a couple friends set up a little Run and gun complete with a room and 3 medium range targets and we had ARs and semi auto pistols but the myosin we brought was the most fun hands down to run it with
*Mosin
Automatic pistols are a thing in a number of Max Brand books; Taxi, in the Silvertip series, uses one.
I love how excited Bloke got when Ian said he had ammunition for the pistol.
Karl's coat is fire flames awesome.
That french at the start was very good Ian
Is that a Swedish m1909 Sheepskin coat? That's pretty gangster tbh.
I hope this means we finally get a shooting video of Ian's MAS38
I can’t tell you how much I want to be doing this with you all!
If you found your French Long, why did you break into my Phoenix apartment looking for it, Ian?
I agree with Karl's comments on His Japanese made Winchester. I own a 1892 model made by Miroku and quality is amazing. Fit and finish are the finest I've seen on a lever gun. I jokingly call in my Jinchester.
Nobody in the comments complaining that they haven't cleared the guns five times each for the camera?!
And it begins! I’m so stoked to see the desert brutality stuff.
Yay! Glad to see Mike in the mix. Too bad no Chap.
1:10 is that Gman in the background?
hey Karl, I just got my first 1860 henry and SSA pistol. IM looking to reload my brass, could you link or give a little more detail on the powder you said you used? thanks in advance! love the channel!
www.blackhorn209.com/ There is loaddata there.
@@RobinRobertsesq thanks
Bloke has come as 1980 action man 😎
Oh man Karl out here flexin' with a Miroku Winchester? I can't wait to see more about that 👀
Hey Ian, any chance you'll dress as a 1860's Zouaves for any of these matches? I cant think of anyone who'd be able to pull it off as good as you for a number of reasons :)
Hypothermia Canyon , Arizona is in the Superstition Wilderness area . It was discovered and named on a Javelina Hunt , then the winter Storm came . yes it gets cold in Arizona . Nice video