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BotR / Forgotten Weapons Collaboration! 4 Annoying Gun Myths

BotR Patreon:   / blokeontherange   More than a whole hour of Ian and Mike shooting the... erm... breeze about four annoyingly persistent, and persistently annoying, gun myths! Complete with whisky, a veritable multitude of digressions and a Lindybeige cameo! In order to help you navigate and split watching this video up over several settings, here's a handy contents guide. Click on the timestamps to jump to that point. 1:33 Topic 1: M1 Garand Ping 6:49 Roy Dunlap: Patient Zero 7:42 M1's and BAR's in the jungle with corrosive ammo 9:40 The earliest known written reference to the Ping myth 10:09 Aberdeen and plastic clips? Nope. 11:17 By Korea the US military knew about the myth: lessons learned 12:31 Lindybeige cameo! 13:30 Noisy M1 safety catches 16:04 Topic 2: BREN too accurate 17:52 What the British BREN training was aiming for 18:22 Digression on use of equipment, doctrine and manuals 20:02 Back to the point on cones of fire 23:06 Oh no! Dunlap again! 24:57 Dunlap's cool anecdotes 27:14 More Whisky... 28:41 Doctrine on holding the BREN to get accuracy 31:29 Topic 3: Unrealistic WW2 bolt action accuracy 33:48 Some notes on normal 20:20 vision and seeing things to hit them 37:48 Cost effectiveness vs accuracy; timber 39:47 Lee-Enfield accuracy standards, sniper rifles 42:10 Free-floated No.4's as a wartime emergency measure; Lend-Lease 43:27 Soldiers prohibited from taking rifles out of their wood 44:41 Summary of the point: accuracy of rifles and skill level of soldiers 47:44 Points about early adoptions of Maxim guns 49:12 Ammunition available for training pre-WW1 50:16 Some points on WW2 German ammo allowances and training 52:12 German 300m Gew 98 accuracy standard 54:30 Bringing the previous point back to sniper rifles 58:40 Topic 4: Mythical versions of the "Mad Minute" 59:06 Shout out to Rob of Britishmuzzleloaders 1:00:07 The various tame-ish versions of the myth 1:02:30 The version Ian sees a lot 1:03:10 Snoxall and Wallingford's records 1:04:06 What the reality seems to have been 1:04:44 How this kind of thing gets inflated 1:07:02 German "rapid fire" exercises for WW2 Ian's channel:    / forgottenweapons   Lindybeige's channel:    / lindybeige   BotR Facebook:   / blokeontherange   Guns mentioned: MG42, BREN, Lee Enfield, 1903 Springfield, SMLE, Schmidt-Rubin K31, CETME-L, StG 44, MAS-36, Gewehr 98, Steyr M95 Mannlicher straight pull Many thanks to Ian of Forgotten Weapons for setting this up!