Guns That Killed Racists (feat. InRangeTV)

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Publicado 2024-07-19
With the help of Karl of ‪@InrangeTv‬, I test fire and explore the history behind five iconic long guns of the United States Army during the American Civil War, including three original pieces which were actually used in combat between 1861 and 1865.

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~REFERENCES~

[1] "The Main Arsenal" (2021). Springfield Armory National Historical Park www.nps.gov/spar/learn/historyculture/the-main-ars…

[2] Michael S. Raber. “Conservative Innovators, Military Small Arms, and Industrial History at Springfield Armory, 1794-1918.” IA. The Journal of the Society for Industrial Archeology 14, no. 1 (1988): 1–22. www.jstor.org/stable/40968135.

[3] Richard Carlile. “Carbines of the Union Cavalry.” Military Images 7, no. 5 (1986): 16–25. www.jstor.org/stable/44031833.

[4] John D. McAuley. Carbines of the Civil War (1981). Pioneer Press, Page 7-8

[5] Augustus Woodbury. Major General Ambrose E. Burnside and the Ninth Army Corps (1867). S.S. Rider and Brother Publishers, Page 8

[6] Jacob D. Cox. The Battle of Franklin, Tennessee: A Monograph (1897). Charles Schribner’s Sons, Page 217-218

[7] Frank Aretas Haskell. The Battle of Gettysburg (E-Book Published 2010). Project Gutenberg www.gutenberg.org/files/33121/33121-h/33121-h.htm

Todos los comentarios (21)
  • @I-like-history
    Billy Yank never died, he just started living in the desert and made gun videos.
  • @lucaswallace7476
    "Extract the cartridge. Remove and extract the cartridge. Extra- EXTRACT THE CARTRIDGE."
  • @DrHotWarLove
    Andy and Karl out in the Desert and with a title like that? They’re about to break Jesse out of meth slavery.
  • @Wrothingcrust
    “Overly lubricated and small in diameter” loool
  • i love InRange basically going Drill Sergeant on our boy while he desperately tries to pull the cartridge out of the Gallager lmfao. "Extract and retain the cartridge. EXTRACT AND RETAIN TH- Extract the cartridge- get the cartridge out- you need to get that out, you have to reload- remove the cartridge. REMOVE THE CARTRIDGE. Okay- FORGET IT! Reload." - 8:58
  • "Does the confederacy has an easier to use cartridge boxes, cause I'm thinking of defecting" that really cracked me up 😂
  • For those of you interested in the human element, there is a great book called “The Social History of the Machine Gun.” It’s exactly that. How people’s ideas about war and military service changed with the introduction of that weapon. Also the differing attitudes of various national militaries towards its adoption. It’s a fascinating book about the social feedback loop of a new technology.
  • Burnside's ice cream cone reminds me a lot of how basically every modern cartridge is some degree of tapered because a cone is easier to extract than a full cylinder. Obviously this one is to a far greater extent, and that might be an ease of use thing. Gotta hand it to Burnside, that's a really clever design
  • @demomanchaos
    Judging by the tint this was recorded in Movie Mexico
  • The background at the table literally looks like a painted 1940's film background lol
  • Dang, I honestly am looking at my brown bess as a british re-enactor and going "wow this is actually easier than some of the union guns"
  • Listened to "Union Dixie" and "Marching through Georgia" to get into the right mindset for this video.
  • Cool! They're in AZ! Wow! Wait? They're in ARIZONA? In Daylight? DURING THE SUMMER!?
  • @the_arora804
    Perfect dune impression, 10/10. No further notes. Great video, love the InRange collab!
  • @macfilms9904
    On the last quote - I was reminded of Wellington's comment after Waterloo: "Believe me, nothing except a battle lost can be half so melancholy as a battle won"
  • @ultimor1183
    “Grant. Get Union Dixie. The TRAP Union Dixie.”
  • @Maceman486
    I remember reading Rifles for Watie and it wasn't until now that I understand why keeping the Spencers out of the hands of confederate forces was such an important mission.
  • @AlanCanon2222
    "General Sherman rewrote the entire fire code of Atlanta, and he never even filed a permit." -- The Well There's Your Problem Podcast.
  • @DeviantOllam
    Outstanding video with outstanding people 😁👍💚