In Part 3D of the Musketry of 1914 Series, we look at the varoious tyopes of field firing activities shot as part of a mans annual shooting year.

Rob and Mike talk about and shoot some Close Quarter Battle Practices from the early war period

This year's challenge features the Snider Short Rifle

This episode of the Firepower series, features two types of Enfield.

In this video, we compare the subtle differences between the Magazine Lee-Metford and the Magazine Lee-Enfield

In Part One of the Musktery of 1914 series, we exmine the background to why the British Army had such a reputation for muketry in 1914.

In this episode of the Firepower series, we compare the Martini and the Lee-Metford

An introduction to the Snider Short Rifle

This episode of the Firepower series, features the Enfield and the Snider.

Rob and Mike explore some snap shooting practices of the Second World War

A field firing exercise in the guise of a rilfeman of the 95th.

Part Two in the series examining the procedures I use to get the most out a rifle, in this case the Snider.

A look at the Martini Henry: For Queen and Empire by Neil Aspinshaw

Part One in the series examining the procedures I use to get the most out a rifle, in this case the Snider.

This year's challenge features the Martini-Henry

The Britishmuzzleloaders in South Africa trailer

Happy Christmas!

This year's challenge features the SMLE

Part 8 of the Kit series

An introduction to the hisptrical background, targetry, range construction and tactical paradigm of the era of the Martini Henry

Happy Christmas 2020

Part One of the examination of the drills and techniques to load and fire the Brown Bess musket as used by British infantry of the Napoleonic era.

An book review of two of Brett Gibbons' books that deal with the advent of the rifle-musket in British service and the ammuntion developed for it

The fourth chapter in the examination of the the Battle of Isandlwana fought in January of 1879