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The 2021 British Militaria Forum Alberta Shoot: Hot Work on the Frontier
The annal BMF Alberta Shoot of 2021
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The 2020 British Militaria Forum Alberta Shoot: Of Health and Hythe
The annal BMF Alberta Shoot of 2020
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The Mk I Lee Metford: 2021 Cabin Fever Challenge
The Cabin Fever Challenge fired with the Mk I Lee-Metford
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The 1800 Baker Rifle: The Cabin Fever Challenge 2022
The 2022 Cabin Fever Challenge shot with the Baker Rifle
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The British Militaria Forum: 20th Anniversary Shoot
The 20th Anniversary Shoot of the British Militaria Forum in Pennsylvainia
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The Mk I Lee Metford: The Firing Exercise
The drills taught for firing the Lee-Metford in the 1890s
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The 2017 British Militaria Forum Alberta Shoot: The John Company, the Raj and Her Majesty's Finest
This year's Alberta shoot featured the theme of the Indian Mutiny
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The Mk III Snider and Mk I Martini-Henry: Shooting for Speed
In this episode of the Firepower series, we compare the Snider and the Martini.
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The No 1 Mk III* and No 4, MK I*: Musketry of WWII - Field Firing
A look at field firing as practiced during the Second World War
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The 2019 British Militaria Forum Alberta Shoot: PART TWO - Of Arms and Men
A selection of extra vignettes from the 2019 Alberta Shoot
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The 2018 British Militaria Forum IMA Shoot: Yak Grease and White Smoke
A chronicle of the Channel's visit to the BMF Shoot in Pennsylvainia
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The 2019 British Militaria Forum Alberta Shoot: PART ONE - The Crimea and the Minie
This year's Alberta Shoot featured a theme of the Crimean War
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The 2018 British Militaria Forum "Alberta" Shoot
This year's Alberta Shoot featured a larger than normal turn out
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The 2020 Cabin Fever Challenge: The P61 at 100yds
The Cabine Fever Challenge this year features the P61 Army Short Rifle
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The 2023 British Militaria Forum Alberta Shoot
This year's shoot had the theme of the Ashanti Campaign of 1873-74. The usual matches were held with a couple of new additions as well. The historically themed shooting was particularily well recieved.
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CZ-75 Automatic: The Czechoslovak Machine Pistol
In the wake of the collapse of the Soviet Union, CZ started exploring more commercial export options for its guns. In addition to resurrecting (well, attempting to) the vz.64 Skorpion in 9x19mm, they also developed a selective fire version of their landmark CZ-75 pistol. Production began in 1995,...
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M1 Carbine to 500yds Practical Accuracy
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While the M1 Carbine is light weight and small "rifle", its no doubt left one of the heaviest imprints on small arms development.
Many still deba...
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The GWOT operator 4-5x Prism Optic Hack (ACOG behind EOTech)
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It's not using a magnifier behind a red dot / EoTech. It's an ACOG or a prism optic. This was a "high speed" practice for the early 2000's era oper...
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Russian 🇷🇺 AK12 + Iron Sights to 500yds Practical Accuracy
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While the AK12 was first conceived in 2011, the Russian MOD had "assisted" Kalashnikov Concern in making sufficient changes to essentially adapt a ...
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Yugo AK 🇷🇸 M70AB2 (Zastava under-folder) to 500yds Practical Accuracy
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The Yugo M70AB2 (and the M70 family) can be said to be a symbol of the Balkan conflicts in the 90's and onwards. While the M70 family was an unlice...
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Shooting the SS-77: How Good is South Africa's GPMG?
Yesterday we looked at the history and mechanics of the South African Vektor SS-77 general purpose machine gun, and today I have it out at the range to do some shooting. It's really as nice of a gun as I had expected from taking it apart - controllable and comfortable to shoot. I would put this u...
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Egyptian 2-Gun: Rasheed and Browning High Power
We just looked at the Rasheed (and it's Iraqi sibling the Baghdad) and today I'm taking it out to the monthly 2-Gun match. I'm pairing it with a United Arab Republic contract Browning High Power, and some period Egyptian camouflage. Fun!
Unfortunately, the Rasheed gave me a number of malfunction...
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New Laugo Creator 500 Alien at the Range
Today I'm taking the new Laugo Alien out to the range to see if it matches up to the original. Spoiler, it does - and it's even better. The new grip angle is much more natural for me, and the trigger is actually a bit better than the original...
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The Sexy Retro Shorty: Original AR-180 Police Carbine
When Armalite designed the AR-180, they needed a factory to produce it, as their own production capacity was limited. Initially a license was granted to How in Japan, but this only lasted a few years before US involvement in the Vietnam War led Japan to cease allowing arms to be shipped to the US...