A shooting look at the Battle of Tel El Kebir fought in 1882

In Part 3B of the Musketry of 1914 Series, we examine the group of practices designed to give opportunity to practice various aspects of musketry.

A complete field firing exercise including a rifleman's full kit.

A chat with Mike about the two main sets of web equipemnt fo the 20th century.

The drills taught for firing the Lee-Metford in the 1890s

An introduction to the No 4 Rilfe

All the beans. In Part 3C of teh Musketry of 1914 series, it was in these practices that the British soldier earned his shooting status and his extra pay.

In this last part in the Muskletry of 1914 Series we discuss the myth of the Mad Minute

A look at the kit and organization of the British Infantryman of the Zulu War

We examine the various items of Knapsack equipment as used in the 1840s 50s and 60s

Chapter One of the examination of the Battle of Isandlwana

This year's Alberta shoot featured the theme of the Indian Mutiny

In Part 4A of the Musketry of 1914 Series, we look at some of the historical examples of unlimited rapid shooting and place them in the context of normal military shooting of the era.

In this episode of the Firepower series, we compare the Snider and the Martini.

Part One of The BML Battle Series on the Battle of Inkerman

An comparison of the Mk III* SMLE and the weapon it replaced in Canadaian service, the Mk III Ross

Remote Brutality as popularised by In Range TV shot with the Martini Henry

A look at field firing as practiced during the Second World War

Part One of the examination of the Preliminary training in musketry as taught to British soldiers in the era of the Martini-Henry

Part One of the examination of the Preliminary training in musketry as taught to British soldiers in the era of the Martini-Henry

We examine the 1871 and 1882 Valise Equipments

An introduction to the Mk III Ross Rifle

WE take a look at the specific kit the Second World War including Battledress, Kahki Drill, Jungle Greens and P37 Web Equipment

This episode features the Lee-Metford and the SMLE