Like what current issue military weapons? Gotta give them an up arrow. That's what you want. The first time you fart, we have to smell it for three months. And yet you don't hear Japan squaring it off because it's the only there's only two kinds of energy available on this planet solar and nuclear. Follow, Theres a term, perhaps you have heard of it, Putins War, Week 61. They wouldn't be here anymore. It's rust OK? [ARCHIVED THREAD] - "Anvil gunsmithing" aka Mark Novak is back. What else? And I don't care if you managed to build sentimental value in your 93 and three years you didn't get it back. Or would even know that if you actually really hung on to it, it might break. Joined Apr 11, 2004 . went for? Yeah. Well, let's consider the fact that he was also a little bit of a politician too, because that Ferguson rifle that he had made cost 25 times as much as the Brown Bess. We do not endorse any specific product and this video is not an attempt to sell you a good or service. So when it comes to you look at aircraft, right, right. I mean, I don't know what an M4 that comes back from the hot and Sandy looks like but I would be willing to bet you that they just throw it in a garbage can and start over again. was considerably significant less significantly. No, no, it's, it's hit. You can support us over on ballistic ink by picking yourself up some merch and remember guys dangerous freedom . No credit card needed. And the crystal meant you didn't have to tune it. Small Arms of WWI Primer 0XX: XXXX Content, Videos by Anvil Gunsmithing December 23, 2019 We DO NOT sell parts, magazines, or firearms. So if you can't go fast, you got to go big. In my experience, and we did use them I'm more of a 240 Bravo kinda guy. It's great water. This is the this is the largest open space inside the submarine except for engine room upper level where you could see 30 or 40 feet but you couldn't walk that far. We have the metals. So you have limited options because of where you are and what you're doing. We shot with Solothrun and that's a Swiss anti-tank. Oh, yeah, except I'm old enough to watched it in network. They have a ton more restrictions on airspace, meaning you have to clear a lot more airspace to use them. And there are no secrets in the submarine all the way down to flatulence. Much more reliable. Mark Novak owns and operates Anvil Gunsmithing in Charleston SC. And everybody knows the same thing that we did that here in the United States, we would be much, much better off. I mean, that's what I see it as because it's an energy source. The 249 is pretty nice. Yeah, World War II principles. But out of all the stuff he brought down, the the man in history that has always intrigued me the most in the British military was Patrick Ferguson. Yes, he was definitely a colorful fellow. Anvil- Mark Novak, just another skilled professional plying his trade. Factory-trained Anvil Points Colorado gunsmiths Factory-trained gunsmith since 1975. This is awesome. You don't have enough bunks on that bed to sleep 100 guys so the junior guys, you'll have three guys for two racks. Okay. It's like somebody took a snapshot in 1944 and grab these things. at every army story, right? I was gonna say the metallic probably like the kind primer, the crystal controlled AM radio. Well, the interesting thing about that, Mark, is that you wind up running into people that all right, say they bring you some obscure gun, there's only 10 of the world. This appears to be actual gunsmithing, though I'm not a gunsmith. He is also very passionate about the 2nd amendment and freedom.APPAREL AND OTHER MERCH:https://ballisticink.com/http://www.iraqveteran8888.com/CHECK OUT OUR YOUTUBE CHANNELS:https://www.youtube.com/c/iraqveteran8888https://www.youtube.com/c/Guitarsenal. No "assembly" here. And this is life, liberty and the pursuit, your beacon of freedom and the American way of life. He went Simple it's got to be maintained on the step by someone that can't read under incoming fun got to be able to give a conscript 20 minutes of an I got a story man when and and people go well, you were in a submarine you never had bullets fired at you really the ocean was trying to kill me 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Classifieds. Just another beautiful day in paradise. Because think about, okay, you think about all the things from our past that haven't survived into today's world, right? It. And if you sent your 93 back in, you got a brand new 97 back. I've never been there. There's a burner that burns all the methane so when you fart, it just turns it by back into water vapor. They're there. Everybody copy everything and if you see a weird got to Around the 1890s is because they were trying to go around when Hiram Maxim's patterns. I think with the advancements in small arms technology, you can actually achieve a lot more By, you know small unit tactics. We're right back to that. So, There's just a certain pedigree of gunsmith in terms of people that are looking for someone to work on something super super obscure like like that walking cane gun that we did the video on. Where you sleep and when and your racks are assigned. Well, okay, next season at once. The charger bridge long gone, the barrel had been lopped off and then he went and found a stock off another gun and then all the other parts that were missing off the gun came off a Japanese Winchester copy. That's okay. When you sharpen a pencil you make very conductive graphite dust and they actually had issues with that in their spacecraft, however, yeah, we were using such high tech stuff as computers, these stabilizer spacecrafts, all of theirs are spun like a bullet. I really don't. Nuclear produces a lot of power for what it consumes to produce it. Because Eric hasn't shot a flintlock before. You're not in a lot of them because they're not safe. They never really were known for their reliability. Have a good one. And I'm Eric. Alright guys, thank you so much for tuning into this podcast. The Chow was good for the first seven to eight days. The video were presenting tonight is a bit long-ish, but well worth the time if you own any classic firearms. Same deal there. Like there's a lot of people that go Oh, well, he stole designs from the term governor or whatever, or do you think he was just brilliant enough to think hey, I'm gonna make one basic machine, one piston you know the moving thing he. I mean, you earlier you mentioned Yeah, everything around you is trying to kill you The ocean is deadly if that vessel fails. In a sense, they built a sarcophagus around it, but the concern. Husband and wife Police Armorers. Hmm So do you think Mickail Kalshnikov and you look at his contributions? Big neck, little neck yellow, no Brown, no black little ears, tall ears, horns. You know, guys that guys are shooting rattle battle with an M with that with that with that air 15 or 14, whatever we're calling them nowadays. The firearm does not know how old it is. You are limiting the ship's ability to perform combat because I don't care how big your budget is, I don't care how big your op tire is, I don't care how many spare parts you think you got, you only got so much room 1400 miles out in the middle of damn Atlantic. Yeah. Eric & Matt are both former US Army combat veterans who served together while deployed to Iraq during OIF III. CUSTOM M&P'S CUSTOM GLOCK'S Mark Novak 187K views 2 years ago CHECK OUT ANVIL GUNSMITHING ON YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM86hA7E1y3vOJuzdqCXh1QGUN GRIPES NOW IN PODCAST FORM! So then by the time you started burning fuel inside, you're looking at the temperature rise and in that 40 year timespan between about 1890 and 1930. You can put a 10 to 15 kiloton nuclear weapon through your front door from 1100 miles away, and they're using b 52. Live life today ON PURPOSE. "It went fine dad," dinner ready and there's a car in every driveway. They actually have shifts for even who gets to sleep? And they have fluted chamber, which is Oh, yeah, yeah, fluted chamber, Chrome lining. Wow. . Out of all the guns that you brought down. IV8888 Range Day 2019: Custom Martini Henry / Mark Novak Interview Pat RMG 91.2K subscribers Subscribe 189 5.1K views 3 years ago Anvil's Mark Novak details out the custom Martini. And Mark, thank you very much for joining us. All right, so let's go. Why have we done that, right? So crew comfort is definitely not the point I. Oh, yeah, really obscure stuff. So it's really easy to say, Oh, this old telephone that you have to crank up, okay, that's intrinsically cool, right? All right. He has contributed to C&Rsenals YouTube channel. Very worthwhile watching. And here's why I think it's all garbage. And now I've been sent an 1895 and I'm going to do an episode that shows all the reasons why they only made the 1893 for three years. Im fortunate to have fascinating conversations with the most insightful people in the world, and on my podcast, Im sharing those conversations with you. And this is all about keeping things from dying and premature death because of a lack of maintenance. From early on in the war. So look at Naval gunnery before I'm going to call 1890 to two years smokeless came out. And then anything else that just happens to come my way. And you've got a semi automatic and right around shooting black tip. All shooting is performed on state-approved firing ranges under the supervision of trained professionals. You know, it is so neat. Seems to be a year or more. Yeah, we're bringing those in. I mean, like, every single part on that sucker is like, no. Holy crap. However, the ammunition weighs a lot and the reason why I want a 22 revolver is because handgun is the last thing you go to. Right. So we're going to go ahead and we're going to go and take that aspect of his life and we're going to convert that over minus we'll do it on one of the rarest flintlock military arms ever, or even the reproductions are rare. Sounds like snap caps going off. Yeah. Well And not only that, but there's also that window for your battle sight setting right was much wider range much especially like in the 6.5 Swedish right if I'm running the lowest sight setting on a six five will shoot so flat, yeah, I can get out the 400 and probably hit within a 12 inch circle of where I'm looking at even all the way up to 400 yards. Let's think about the 1960s. Wow. And he maintains them and get them out there and keep them working. So what did what did World War One give you improvements. And that's why I agreed to take them on and we're going to do a two or possibly three part Anvil on why I charge $5,000 to weld one of those back together again. So anyway, that's where I'm at. Yeah, I mean, he put together an experimental rifle corps consisting of a little over 100 men. Transcribed by https://otter.ai, LLP #19: "Mark Novak of Anvil Gunsmithing". And I think I shared that story with you, Eric, about how the American space program spent over a million dollars to create this Fisher space pen, right. And you know what, you know what the real thing was, they Did they chose to remove decay heat from those reactors by using seawater, and therefore they condemned them to death by putting chlorides inside the primary, and then they let that water go back out into the ocean, it doesn't matter, it went away, it's gone. So yeah, there's not a lot of open space. That's right. Yeah, everything this guy did was huge. All content 2023 Life Liberty and the Pursuit. I mean, they went over there and they did their job and They fought a very bloody war with those tools and you know, if you're going toe to toe, right back during World War II with the Nazis, right, right. Repairing, restoring, conserving, and bringing back from the dead cool old firearms. So you know, you look we did melt Three Mile Island down, it melted and it's still inside of its containment building. No, we're not five that we're not five to midnight anymore. They're using a some kind of 2011 or some sort of gun that you pay $4,000 for it and doesn't run with the crap. Now you do a lot of preventative maintenance. It would be a traditional firearms material. And that's so you know, again, yes. And then look at the Germans and using the magnetic Enigma device. There's an activated charcoal bed. Matt runs Ballistic Ink which is a branding and merchandising company serving 2A content creators and the firearms industry. Look up the elephant's foot and you'll see what I'm talking about because the fuel meat from that reactor melted out the bottom of the pressure vessel through the secondary containment and into the freakin local groundwater and it is the most radioactive place in the universe and it's on this planet. Who knows? Problem solving and fixin' on older guns to get them up and running. It's about two and a half feet wide. You've got a group of guys and a wood line firing muskets and there's this huge cloud of smoke when now right enemy all of a sudden knows where everybody is right? Yeah, I mean, that that's Honestly, the question, if Finland used it more war to write probably good, you're probably Gore, that base technology within that gun platform is something that is certainly good, right? tell you that right now. Create Playlist. All of these innovation things, you know, all of these innovations were paid for by the fact that we were shooting each other up. So I want to show all the engineering differences and show the fact that John Browning was evolving as he went. LLP #19: "Mark Novak of Anvil Gunsmithing". But the problem is, is that after seven to eight days, the first thing that happens is the cow dies. New posts Search forums. Yes. Matt runs Ballistic Ink which is a branding and merchandising company serving 2A content creators and the firearms industry. You got to do drills because the problem is submarine is that three quarters of the drills once they begin their actual casualties, because you're 400 feet underwater, and you've just shut the reactor down for a drill. The AK47. I don't think anybody noticed. Right. Well, you just have a lot you have a lot more gas to propel it I mean, which is much more reliable. All shooting is performed on state-approved firing ranges under the supervision of trained professionals. Okay, I'm not a big fan of plastic, but that doesn't mean because one, there are a whole lot of people that are very, very good at maintaining the stuff that was made since World War Two. So, Mark, how long have you been gunsmithing? Your Library. So that was, geez 45 years ago, 46 years ago, built my first one. But you have to have the burner in order to hide the battery gives off hydrogen. Gunsmith and Hard-Knock-Life Coach, Mark used to live on a submarine. This \"Traveling Gun\" is very reminiscent of the H\u0026A Underhammer rifles and shotguns but has a much simpler design and we thought it was deserving of its own little video. Right. The entire crews mess is the size of this room. I know that there was a lot of concern about radioactive radioactive material being jettison into the ocean. Like you didn't really I mean, yes, they're both open bolt but I mean, to me the the stoppage rate on a on a 249 was significantly higher. Oh, well, that that makes me feel really cool. The hook that goes through the flash hider, hook it up behind your horse and drag it. You went from engines that ran below atmospheric pressure, Watt's steam engine for pumping out mines ran below atmospheric pressure. like, oh, it is amazing. Yeah. It was already in development, it was practically free. So I've always been intrigued by the Vargas and rifle because of its association with Patrick Bergson. Karen right. Hmm, Yes. What's new. Yeah, it really is. That was the dawn of the Karen it was in a world of Susan. There are not a whole lot of people that are good at maintaining this stuff made before it. Right it was to pick off a defenseless. That main fuel load at Chernobyl is 75 feet under the secondary containment and melting its way towards the center of the earth. The Lottis are The ones that have the slides on the bottom. Very small because Your submarine is ablitic it's nine pounds of crap stuffed into a two pound box. Support us: https://www.patreon.com/anvil Subscribe Support us on. . Yeah. It really was. Mark Novak 72K views 2 years ago Untouched Martini-Henry Complete Clean Up Iraqveteran8888 4.4M views 6 years ago Getting Into Gunsmithing Iraqveteran8888 371K views 6 years ago Anvil 096:. And there is a still photograph of you shooting it off the video next to it. You want a simple gun? The ocean doesn't know what's there. Because it is a superior material as far as corrosion resistance is concerned. So we brought a lot of interesting kit. Imitation or the use of any acts depicted in these videos is solely AT YOUR OWN RISK. No, the boat. I always just felt like the SAWs, you know, from being stamped. Yeah, so what do you think that greatest achievement that brought us where we are today in the gun world? We DO NOT sell parts, magazines, or firearms. Mark Novak ~ CMP 1911 Parkerize and Recondition: Anvil 0107 RugersGR8 Dec 24, 2021 R RugersGR8 Sharpshooter Supporting Member Dec 24, 2021 #1 Colt 1911 Parkerize and Recondition: Anvil 0107 Mark Novak 6hrs ago Dec 24, 2021 L Leggett71 Sharpshooter Supporting Member Dec 25, 2021 #2 RugersGR8 said: I don't clear coat over rust. I mean, who has worked on it? Current and classic episodes, featuring compelling true-crime mysteries, powerful documentaries and in-depth investigations. So I had a father that understood certain things about how to shoot and just Got the fact that the world was not a nice place. Okay. So there is really different working there is an ethos down there that does not exist up in the civilian world where if you make a mistake, the first thing you do is you tell every single person within earshot that you did it. So this is about 100 men, it says no you eat and shifts. No. So I've been collecting of guns that were shot out of headspace shot with excessive ammo shot out of battery, I got an 1897 that if about another 16th of an inch of metal that missing off that guy would have worn the bolt in his forehead. However, the Marines are still carrying 1911s. They They probably came back from the war and they're like, yeah, give me a grand and a 1911. The ability to communicate on the battlefield. And I can rule the world because they did. Now he hosts his own series, Anvil, in an attempt to preserve his craft. Yeah. Well, there are several things upcoming projects that I'm doing is part two of "Why Did My Gun Explode?" It's just now here's the problem. Looks like a baby wipe dispenser. All we did was maintenance and clean and stand watch and I'm telling you what it is 100 hour weeks. Now, it world war three is going to start it's going to be India and China. There's everything there. And it's just really crazy. It took 150 years to get from a steam engine to standing on a mode. All right, we are drinking. And let me go hack around a bit. As opposed to say run one thing till it dies. So I had to actually switch to my M4, and then kind of get the gun back up. So you're I mean that that's admirable, you're preserving the past. I've actually shot a lotti yeah was Chad when we were up there with FPS Russia film in the Lotti episode was that that was a lot or was that a Solothurn? No, it might break. While we're much better? Matt runs Ballistic Ink which is a branding and merchandising company serving 2A content creators and the firearms industry. Yeah. Eric is most known for his YouTube channel IraqVeteran8888 which has over 2.3 million subscribers currently as well as his outspoken and no compromise stance regarding the 2nd amendment. Mark Novak @marknovak8255 113K subscribers 203 videos If you do not posses the skills to perform at this level, do NOT attempt. I'm rambling. And then the Germans decided that all the rotating crap was redundant and just burn fuel and made a rocket. So I integrated that all into one great big pile of Jeff Chester. But it doesn't. It's ugly, it's terrible. Mark Novak 102K views 10 months ago Anvil 062: French RSC 17 54K views 3 years ago Anvil 078: #4 Mk.1 Truck Gun Carbine Part 1 252K views 4.4M views 6 years ago 59K views 3 years ago The. I'm I'm guarding my words here because I don't know what is still guarded and what isn't, but you have an equipment rotation that guarantees that the entire boats going to wear out at the same time. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM86hA7E1y3vOJuzdqCXh1Q, https://www.youtube.com/c/iraqveteran8888. Such a practice is heavily regulated and subject to applicable laws. Yes, send me records you mentioned Fukushima. So I thought that today's podcasts, it would be a lot of fun to maybe just touch on, like what Mark does. So what's plausible? Bad thing because really, honestly, seriously, if I gotta take one shotgun with me, it's gonna be an 870 if I got to take one rifle with me, it's going to be an AK47 Yeah, that's my opinion. There is more to that. There's over 600 tons of AC in a nuclear submarine. Yes. Do you pay me another 500 X to make it work? Again do the dilution refers to the dilution numbers. probably good. You know, everybody thinks when the boog comes, they're going to load, you know, all 5000 rounds and all 30 weapons they have into their vehicle, it gets 12 miles to the gallon, and they're gonna go out there and kick some butt. So in the military's current MTOE, right? That just gets blown overboard. I have a reproduction of a 1778 Ferguson, screw barrel flintlock. So it ceases to be a drill. Thank you, Mark. So in a battlespace, where they're using B52s for close air support, I gotta wonder if the whole world is upside down. It cost us a million dollars in development and it works in space, and the Russians just pull a pencil out and go. He is also very passionate about the 2nd amendment and freedom.APPAREL AND OTHER MERCH:https://ballisticink.com/http://www.iraqveteran8888.com/CHECK OUT OUR YOUTUBE CHANNELS:https://www.youtube.com/c/iraqveteran8888https://www.youtube.com/c/Guitarsenal. In terms of nuclear holocaust? Um, honestly, seriously, honestly, it's all garbage. Yeah. And every time we tried to make one that was lighter, didn't really work out. Geared to the Interests of Veterans and Non-Veteran Patriots. Well, I built my first gun when I was 11 years old. Absolutely. In this episode, Mark Novak, a renowned and well known gunsmith out of Charleston, SC join Eric & Matt to discuss firearms and much more.CHECK OUT MARK ON YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM86hA7E1y3vOJuzdqCXh1QEric & Matt are both former US Army combat veterans who served together while deployed to Iraq during OIF III. Let us know if you like this format. Even if you don't have an interest in antique guns, the wild stories of how Mark both. We were fighting a war that was costing billions of dollars while we were engaged in the world's humankind's largest infrastructure improvement, the Eisenhower interstate system, while we started up Johnson's great, great society program, and in the middle of all that we went to the freakin moon and paid cash for all of it. Lots of good videos Nov 27, 2020 #2 T tlj000 .45 acp So you eat a lot of bread, a lot of meat and a lot of potatoes and you look like a freakin termite. Okay, so we're going to end with this all right, "the survival kit contents check, 1 45 automatic, two boxes of ammunition, four days concentrated emergency rations, one drug issue containing antibiotics, morphine, vitamin pills, pep pills, sleeping pills, tranquilizer pills, one miniature combination Russian phrase book and Bible, $100 and ruples, $100 in gold, nine packs of chewing gum, one issue of prophylactic, three lipsticks, one pair of nylon stockings, shoot, a fella could have a pretty good weekend in Vegas with all that stuff." So when I said the 249, you winced. What is a giraffe? There are well, the Russian mindset during that time was that everything had a purpose. You're right and consider this. Then the other 99 guys cover free and it doesn't matter. They did it. I my brain automatically snaps to like the Gatling gun just because it's the mechanical nature of it and the way that it's affected the most volume firing gun rushing because I'm thinking like area denial, and I mean even today the most feared gun on the battlefield is not the Ma Deuce while it's the most effective, it's like the M134. They were cut, but they were cut very politely. Anvil Gunsmithing. I run rattle battle with an 1897 a grand and a 1911 now I'm laughing my butt off so hard I can barely breathe while I'm doing it, but I'm having fun. I mean, what do you have going on new projects? I've got a for gentleman down in Louisiana I've got a he had a barrel and a receiver for one of those 1895 winchesters. Especially with a 240 there was some stoppages that I experienced with the 241 of them being at a very detrimental point where it was pretty bad. Anvil Mark Novak Gunsmith on youtube | NY Gun Forum Forums Gun Talk Ammo, Reloading & Accessories Anvil Mark Novak Gunsmith on youtube tlj000 Nov 27, 2020 Nov 27, 2020 #1 T tlj000 .45 acp Messages 333 Reaction score 439 Location NY Anybody follow him? We are not a gun store and DO NOT sell or deal in firearms. So he bought me a kit and I started building a gun. a giraffe is a horse that was designed by a military procurement committee. And why Really? We are not consuming stored sunlight, which is what dinosaur whiz is. And at the oxygen and hydrogen recombine, you understand why several years call that thing the bomb. I mean, since he's our guest, we want to make sure that he feels welcome, and we can talk about anything he wants.
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