So. So everything has a purpose, and everything has to have a payoff. Hmm, Yes. Everybody's on Channel three. If you enjoyed the show, be sure to subscribe on Apple podcasts, Spotify, and anywhere else podcasts are found. Absolutely. The Japanese did a jam up job of handling that, jam up. I'm telling you the accurate glasses available in the 1650s. There's 100 other guys on his boat that have a clue. No credit card needed. Thank you, Mark. Have a good one. I mean, you had a great guy with a turn bolt five shot bolt action, hunting rifle, basically. So there's all kinds of stuff and at the end of the day, you come back off a tour and your wife will not allow you in the house because you smell like we called it metal oxide breath. . And then we started we got inside their head and started living rent free between their ears. 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. That started from a drill. Have you ever heard it's just like you hear and then my little literally five seconds later, just snap cap small. So do you think the groundwater is contaminated? And let me go hack around a bit. While perusing the shop we found a very odd black powder shotgun on the rack and just had to check it out. He got shot in Arm had like a wounded arm so we had to fight on horseback with one arm and a sword. Oh, yeah, really obscure stuff. In this episode, Mark Novak, a renowned and well known gunsmith out of Charleston, SC join Eric & Matt to discuss firearms and much more. And Mark, thank you very much for joining us. We did all four of those things at the same time and all the technology. Yeah. Yeah. So you're I mean that that's admirable, you're preserving the past. Media. 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. So, look, Mark, I would definitely take a moment to thank you so much for being on our podcast we've reached about our limit on the timeframe here right on I definitely want to, you know, tell everybody look, go follow amble gunsmithing. 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. Mark Novak - YouTube Yes. So you run out of milk, and then they put this container you bring about maybe 15 or 20 of these great big cardboard boxes and milk will drink all that hundred guys will drink that in about 10 days. Forums. And he maintains them and get them out there and keep them working. You had a pretty dang great gun, man. 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. So this is about 100 men, it says no you eat and shifts. Oh, gosh, yeah. Anvil Gunsmithing: Oddity Antique Guns :: Guns.com So then now we have all these different clean parts and stuff floating around you have some guys using the carbon some guys using the CLP and it was a mess. Gunsmith and Hard-Knock-Life Coach, Mark used to live on a submarine. I'm not bagging on the gear that our guys have because they have the training to keep it running. I have a double barreled 75 caliber rifle flintlock that we've been slowly but surely gathering the footage for as we've been planning down the boards turning the breech plugs so that's kind of popping up. Would he use polymer in his gun design? You run this one, that one, this one, that one, this one, that one, this one and if one if one of them breaks, you have got both eyes looking at the other one. They said the Chow is amazing. Right it was to pick off a defenseless. And there are no secrets in the submarine all the way down to flatulence. It's it's if you actually do the numbers, no, no. You mentioned that you don't really like working on as much of the modern stuff. Do not try this at home unless of course you live in the hospital. And yeah, and, Well, they got to have somebody up to like check on system while there's. Or would even know that if you actually really hung on to it, it might break. It was advertised. And I'm Eric. Milvetsandpatr2 They move people around. . Okay, it's not a very big thing. All right. But with smokeless it completely changed the game totally because a guy could be hiding in the woodland you have no idea where he is he just got hit with a high speed rifle bullet from long distance. I mean, well there's you can insert teams that will do much more damage than a nuclear well, nuclear blast. Okay. Look at the fact that there's are multiple redundancies for every system usually with aircraft, submarines. But the problem is, is that after seven to eight days, the first thing that happens is the cow dies. Okay, this one had the sled in it. Yeah, the closest we were was right before the Russians came apart in 87/88. We're going back to CLP wipes. good gunsmith near Charleston From a military perspective on smokeless powder though yeah not only is important for the velocity gains that you get but also for revealing your position. And I don't care if you managed to build sentimental value in your 93 and three years you didn't get it back. Anvil 038: What's up with my Chauchat? I get asked, Where do you find all of this hardware? What a great guy, Mark, how you doing? 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. Anvil Points Gunsmith & Gun Shop - 2nd Amendment Gunsmith 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." Just curious if anyone had any first hand info on Mark Novak and his gunsmithing. Yeah, everything this guy did was huge. Why have we burned fuel and rubber and trucks to drag it all the way up to the frontline? However, there's 23 feet of mid course trajectory on that round and I hit better know where that target is within about 20 yards here or there where I want mess it in front of it or behind it with a Garand, I can lay back there all day and I'm off by 10 or 12 inches. Hey, how did school go today Rust? Well then, like I said, everything they did was had a purpose. You know what I mean? We DO NOT sell parts, magazines, or firearms. We shot with Solothrun and that's a Swiss anti-tank. Mortars will do the job just as good. Since 1982, our pistolsmiths have been crafting some of the finest custom 1911 and Hi Power handguns in the world. They They probably came back from the war and they're like, yeah, give me a grand and a 1911. Yes. Okay? So just humor me here for a second. Who is nuclear capable right now in terms of delivering a devastating payload to a major developed country.
